Sean Gunn Says He's 'Too Old' and 'Retired' From Playing Rocket Raccoon in 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
📍 Aftermath
Sean Gunn confirmed that he is retiring from playing Rocket Raccoon, citing permanent injuries and saying he is “too old” to continue motion‑capture work. He also announced he is following his brother James Gunn out of Marvel, effectively ruling out any future return as Rocket.
Epilogue added 14d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Marvel: Sean Gunn Says No More Rocket, What Happens Now? Gamesurf · 31d ago broke it first
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