In a recent panel at New York Comic-Con, Chris Pratt spoke about his dislike for actors with bad attitudes on set. The “Jurassic World” star emphasized the importance of a positive attitude in filmmaking and called out those who make the experience unpleasant for others. Pratt praised his co-star Millie Bobby Brown in their upcoming Netflix sci-fi film, “The Electric State,” highlighting her kindness and love for animals. The film, based on a graphic novel, is set in an alternate 1994 and follows a young girl in search of her missing brother with the help of a robot. Brown expressed her excitement for the project and shared her immediate connection with Pratt on set. The movie, directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, is set to be released on March 14, 2024. The panel at NYCC gave fans a glimpse into the dynamics of the cast and crew, showcasing their camaraderie and dedication to bringing this story to life. With Pratt and Brown’s strong bond and the talented team behind the project, “The Electric State” promises to be a captivating and heartwarming film for audiences to enjoy.
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Chris Pratt criticizes actors who exhibit negative attitudes
