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Now, I know what you’re thinking:<\/p>\n
“Didn’t the Guardians off Ronan entirely? As in, he’s in hundreds (if not billions) of itty-bitty, very dead pieces of scary, vengeful Kree?”<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n In all appearances and for all purposes, yes, the Guardians made sure he and his accusing ways were blown to smithereens by way of one unforgiving Infinity Stone. Very true.<\/p>\n But as the actor mentioned in an interview with\u00a0IGN<\/em>:<\/p>\n “I love the character. I’d love to play him again. Who knows?”<\/em><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Who knows, indeed, Mr. Pace. While at this point Ronan the Accuser’s resurrection seems more than unlikely, when you’re presented with an upcoming sequel (series?), a brilliant director, and an actor who’d like to return, anything could really happen. The magic is for the filmmakers to make and for us to sit back and watch.<\/p>\n Since Ronan was such an enjoyable character that many comic book fans felt went before his time, I hope for Lee Pace’s and the fans’ sakes that director James Gunn can search out an exploitable loophole to enable the villain’s return.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"