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When Clint Eastwood made a film about the Iraq war, based on the life of the deadliest sniper in American military history, he was tied to court controversy. "The American Sniper" in 2014 recounted the story of the Navy of the Navy in real life Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper), who, after being deployed in Iraq, earns the nickname "Legend" about his elite skills for sniper. Unfortunately, as the film is shown, the enemy soon learns of the "legend" in their environment, which essentially puts a great goal on Kyle's back.

The rebels are not the only challenge facing. During the "American sniper", we showed Kyle's experiences at war along with his life in the United States. His wife, Taya (Siena Miller) and two children, are waiting for their father to return even as he becomes more focused on his life as a soldier.

The accuracy of the "American sniper" It is at stake, mostly because it is based on Kyle's autobiography of the same name, which caused controversy when it was first published. The deceased soldier, who was killed by former Marine Eddie Ray in the 2013 shooting range, was accused of beautifying the truth about his experiences in Iraq and exaggerating the story elements, including his military record. These same criticisms were leveled against Eastwood's film, along with the indictment that the director had a simple piece of puff to Kyle and misrepresented the complexity of the war in Iraq.

Regardless, the "American sniper" was a success of any other measure. Got up The biggest January movie ever at the box officeGrosse $ 547.6 million worldwide. The film landed six Oscar nominations, including the best picture, the best -adapted script and the best actor for Cooper. Only wins for the best editing of sound, but clearly that the film made an impact, and it is difficult to claim that Cooper did not give one of his best performances in the lead role. Given that, it is funny to think that the Maestro star originally wanted another Marvel actor to play Kyle: his co-star "The Gardaxi of Galaxy", Chris Pratt.

Clint Eastwood was not alien to controversy when he debuted a "American sniper". As early as 1971, he faced a similar Criticism for "Dirty Harry", who was accused of being a lovable letter to police brutality. Being told about making a military film uncreated for the US government was just a parallel to the course. But even the most critics who were not fondiers of what they considered to be the US Army's Ingoist Sing, however, they still had to admit that Bradley Cooper was great in the film. In his Chicago Sun-Times Review, Richard Roper wrote that "Cooper gives perhaps the best performance of his career", and Bill Gudikontz from Republic of Arizona He wrote: "That's on Cooper-and Eastwood-Kyle's loan does not come out as a hero of cartoons with Lunk." Despite the controversy over the "American sniper", then, the film was a hit and Cooper was one of the main reasons why.

But it seems that if he happened during the casting, he would not appear in the film at all. As early as 2012, Hollywood reporter found that Bors Warner gained the rights of Chris Kyle "American Sniper: Autobiography of the deadliest sniper in American military history", " And that Bradley Cooper was committed to producing through his company 22 and Indiana. The exit also announced that Cooper was likely to star in the film, but it seems that at the time the actor was thinking about other leading men.

In a Los Angeles Times Interview, Cooper talked about his thinking process while developing a "American sniper" before Kyle's death in 2013. "At that time (before Kyle died) I felt I was wrong for the role," he said. "Look at me, I'm from Philadelphia, I weigh 185kg. He was a huge (guy) from Texas." Who had Cooper in mind? Chris Pratt. The Galaxy Guardians apparently had what it needed to play a seal on the Navy, at least in Cooper's estimate. But it seems that Pratt has never been able, with Cooper discovering: "To get it (Warner Bros.) to buy, I had to agree to act. I loved the story."

After agreeing to lead the "American sniper", Bradley Cooper remained "terrible", telling the Los Angeles Times, "there is nothing worse than seeing the actor pretending to be from Texas, he is accent. You're, oh, shut down ... Clearly, everything worked with Cooper in the lead role, with the film becoming a critical and commercial success even while facing a significant reaction.

Meanwhile, Pratt was free to play the role made by the Starwar movie. That same year, the "American Sniper" debuted, Pratt played by Peter Quil/Star-Lord in the Gardaxi Guardians and established himself as a big star. Cooper also played a role in the film, as a voice of Rakun rocket. While He did not play a rocket on setHe had to hang out with Pratt and other members of the Actor's Guardian Film Actress.

Would you be the same if Prat led Chris Kyle's biopogue? It is obvious to say, but it is clear that the "galaxy guards" was a perfect film for Pratt, and Peter Kiel's perfect role, giving the actor the opportunity to show his sense of humor along with his dramatic abilities. He would not be able to do it as Chris Kyle in Eastwood's military film, so everything seemed to work as he needed.