Chris Pratt would be willing to appear in Agents of SHIELD

Will we ever see a cameo by Star-Lord in Agents of SHIELD? It is highly unproblably, but Chris Pratt - soon free from commitments with Parks and Recreation - has already declared that it would be available.

While Parks and Recreation is preparing to debut with his seventh and final season, Chris Pratt is building a glittering Hollywood career, exploded this year with his starring roles in The LEGO Movie (dubbing) and Guardians of the Galaxy, but ready to continue on the same path in 2015, when he appears as the main protagonist in Jurassic World.

In any case, the character of Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy has secured an important role cinematic Marvel Universe, whose cross-media connections are lots of opportunities cameos and appearances extraordinary. In this regard, during a press conference to present the latest iteration of Parks and Recreation, Zap2it asked the actor if it would be available to appear in the second season of Agents of SHIELD, now that his schedule will be free. The answer to Chris Pratt were as follows:

Do not rule it out. The decision would be at Marvel, but if it made sense for the show and for the story, yes, of course.

Let me be clear, though, that this is a very remote possibility, especially since Star-Lord is in another galaxy, and his adventures are only tangentially related to those of SHIELD and Avengers; In addition, the series Marvel is heading in a different direction, that of the Inhumans. But, who knows, a cameo by Star-Lord would benefit certainly listen to the show, and the same goes for any comparsata Tony Stark. On the other hand, Robert Downey Jr. has already stated that it would be helpful in this regard.

I remind you that the second season of Agents of SHIELD includes many guest stars, including Kyle MacLachlan as the father of Skye; Lucy Lawless in the agent's Isabelle Hartley; Adrianne Palicki at the Barbara Morse aka Mockingbird; Reed Diamond to Daniel Whitehall aka Kraken; Nick Blood in the mercenary Lance Hunter; Henry Simmons in the agent Alphonso "Mac" Mackenzie; Simon Kassianides that of Bakshi; and Brian Patrick Wade in the Absorbing Man.