Star-Lord
Peter Jason Quill
Movie · Phase 2
2014 · 121 min
Abducted from Earth the night his mother died in 1988, Peter Quill grows up a Ravager thief who calls himself Star-Lord and nobody else does. He steals an orb on Morag and discovers half the galaxy…

Abducted from Earth the night his mother died in 1988, Peter Quill grows up a Ravager thief who calls himself Star-Lord and nobody else does. He steals an orb on Morag and discovers half the galaxy wants it, including a Kree fanatic named Ronan who intends to use it to glass Xandar.
The orb contains the Power Stone. Four other criminals — an assassin, a maniac, a tree and a raccoon with a heavy-weapons habit — end up chained to Peter by circumstance, and the film's whole trick is letting five genuinely unpleasant people become a family without ever softening them.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Chris Pratt | Peter Quill / Star-Lord |
| Zoe Saldaña | Gamora |
| Dave Bautista | Drax the Destroyer |
| Bradley Cooper | Rocket (voice) |
| Vin Diesel | Groot (voice) |
| Lee Pace | Ronan the Accuser |
| Karen Gillan | Nebula |
Peter Jason Quill
Gamora Zen Whoberi Ben Titan
Arthur Douglas
Rocket Raccoon
Groot
Nebula

Thanos
Yondu Udonta
Critics
92%
Guardians of the Galaxy is just as irreverent as fans of the frantic comic book would expect, and expands the Marvel universe with pure fun.
The MarvelGossips verdict
Marvel's best swing and its luckiest — a space-opera comedy that only works because Gunn treats five lunatics with total sincerity. Ronan is a nothing villain in a film that does not need one, because the conflict is entirely internal. The prison-break sequence and Groot's sacrifice are two of the five best scenes in the franchise.



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