melia kreiling played bereet in guardians of the galaxy.
who plays bereet in guardians of the galaxy?
melia kreiling
additionally, josh brolin appears, uncredited, as thanos through voice acting and performance capture. sean gunn stood in for thanos during filming and portrays kraglin, yondu's first mate in the ravagers. alexis denisof reprises his role as thanos's vizier, "the other", from "the avengers". ophelia lovibond plays carina, the collector's slave; peter serafinowicz plays denarian garthan saal, a nova corps officer; gregg henry plays quill's grandfather; laura haddock plays quill's mother, meredith; melia kreiling plays bereet; christopher fairbank plays the broker; mikaela hoover plays nova prime's assistant; marama corlett plays a pit boss at the bar, the boot; emmett j. scanlan plays a nova riot guard; alexis rodney plays moloka dar; tom proctor plays horuz, a ravager; and spencer wilding plays a prison guard who confiscates quill's walkman. canine actor fred appears as cosmo. stephen blackehart had a supporting role. naomi ryan also had a supporting role in the film, though it was cut in the final version. cameos in the film include: james gunn as a sakaaran; stan lee as a xandarian ladies' man; lloyd kaufman as an inmate; nathan fillion as the voice of an inmate; rob zombie as the voice of the ravager navigator; composer tyler bates as a ravager pilot; and seth green as the voice of howard the duck.
guardians of the galaxy (film)
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bereet is a fictional character appearing in american comic books published by marvel comics.





























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bereet first appeared in "rampaging hulk" #1-2 (january, april 1977), and was created by doug moench and walt simonson. she also appeared in "rampaging hulk" #9 (june 1978).





























this version was subsequently revealed to be an alternate universe version. the mainstream earth-616 version of bereet first appeared in "the incredible hulk" #269 (march 1982), and continued to appear in the series in "the incredible hulk" #270-282 (april 1982-april 1983), #285 (july 1983), and #287 (september 1983).
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