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It's kind of a crazy series and he wanted to make sure that people understood that it wasn't your average superhero show that you might be thinking that you're jumping into. It can be a little jarring if you don't know what you're jumping into, you know? So it gives you a little bit of a taste of what's to come, for sure. That initial hesitance changed when she looked up interviews of the affable filmmaker online. “He seemed so incredibly charming in interviews,” she recalls.

Gunn came into Holland’s life in July 2015. The director’s friend Michael Rosenbaum, the actor known for playing Lex Luthor in Smallville, was dating one of Holland’s friends at the time. Rosenbaum offered to set them up after Gunn saw a photograph of Holland and inquired who she was. Rosenbaum’s then-girlfriend floated the idea to Holland, who had never heard of Gunn, even though he had become an A-list filmmaker with Guardians of the Galaxy the previous summer. She found herself working closely with Cena, being wowed by his improvisational skills. He in turn found himself impressed by Holland.Every role that got put in front of me, ‘Oh! I get to be in this terrible film!'” Holland recalls with a laugh. “I didn’t know the difference between quality. I had no clue. I was just so excited to be on set.” Born and raised outside of Chicago, Holland grew up as a competitive gymnast, where she discovered her love of performing. She participated in theater throughout middle and high school, joining the drama and film clubs to further explore her love of bringing characters to life. At just 16 years old she decided to pursue a professional career in Los Angeles, and made the move to the west coast to immerse herself in the industry. She has been working ever since. JH: For me, it was just a dream character to play. The thing about her from my perspective is that she's just such a well-rounded character. She's not larger than life in the way that some characters can be on TV and in movies. She's very flawed, and she has a lot of different layers. And she's complicated and complex, and she doesn't always say and do the right things. The thing about the way that James has written this show, and most everything that James does, is that all of the comedy is pretty grounded. He wants it to be really grounded, even if it's the most insane thing, like him making a joke about a chihuahua or whatever. These stupid things that he has to say, James always wants the tone to stay grounded and real. When you have to try to balance the drama and the comedy in a show like this, it's all just coming from a real place. So, it makes it easy. I think in the remaining episodes — it's hard for me to talk about it without giving anything away. But yeah, she has started to let her guard down. As you can see from episode 5 when she takes the photo of the team and she sends the group text out to the 11th Street Kids, she's really starting to accept that maybe she's not better off alone. Maybe she can have a family, and that's okay. Maybe that's even better than what she's had before.

And, yes, that’s a moose that showed up as the ceremony began!” Gunn, 56, went on to write. “And also, yes, @originalfunko made our wedding cake toppers designed on our actual tux and gown.” Ahead of their Colorado nuptials, the pair also enjoyed “Marvel vs DC softball game” with their guests.But yeah, that was totally written into the script, the exchange about the chihuahua, and I love playing the straight character. I could also play the comedic character, but the straight character to me is so much fun because it's almost like... you're kind of the audience to some degree when you're the straight character... It's easy for the audience to connect with that character. It's fun to play the character that is having all of the questions that some of the audience is probably having about all of the crazy characters that are around. And without the straight character, the crazy characters just aren't as funny, you know? It's such a necessary part of comedy. I just love it. I love all of it.