While Sean Levy had just been hired to direct Deadpool 3, Ryan Reynolds asked all fans to sign up for Marvel to get Hugh Jackman back in the role of Wolverine.
Canadian director Sean Levy has just been announced as the director of Deadpool 3. The latter, who has already collaborated with Ryan Reynolds on last year’s action comedy “Free Guy” and the SF film “Adam through Time”, will make his third adventure. Anti-hero.
During an interview with an American site ComicBook.com To popularize Adam over time, Ryan Reynolds announced that he was happy to play his friend Hugh Jackman in his role as the wolverine in Deadpool 3.
For reference, it was Hugh Jackman who introduced Ryan Reynolds to Sean Levy – who transferred him to Real Steel in 2011. So there is a great desire for the trio to appear on the same shoot.
“It would be nice if that happenedt, – Reynolds told ComicBook.com at the time.Every fan writes about Kevin Feig, who takes care of Marvel’s cinematic world. That would be a dream. It would be a dream come true. ”
For his part, Sean Levy adds:I will not say where and how, but I am absolutely determined to be the one who united these two great gods in one film.“Keep in mind that the director does not say that this meeting will take place in Deadpool 3 … The film director could very well have prepared another film made by the duo.
Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds at the premiere of Adam Through Time.
Wolverine is over for Hugh Jackman
Especially since Hugh Jackman has announced several times that he has completed the role of Wolverine. Last September, an Australian comedian even said on Jake Hamilton’s microphone: “Wolverine, over. Tell whoever you want. But please tell Ryan especially because he does not believe me, he thinks I am joking. ”
The two actors have already worked together on X-Men Origins: Wolverine in 2009 and Hugh Jackman very briefly appeared in Deadpool 2 for cameo.
Wolverine back in the movies?
Anyway, it seems that the fans understood the message and even chose Jackman’s replacement … After Disney’s takeover of Fox, Marvel very quickly announced its intention to revive the Clutch Mutant.
Daniel Radcliffe
In 2019, Daniel Radcliffe, while advertising his series Miracle Workers, made a joke on The Wired site and announced that he was the following Wolverine:
“He Wolverine will be the new movie in which Hugh Jackman will initially be stuck in a giant washing machine. And when he comes out, I will be (Note: The Harry Potter translator measures 1 m 65, while Hugh Jackman measures 1 m 88). So yes, I’m very happy to announce that“.
Since then, fans have started speculating about this possibility. But Daniel Radcliffe spoke to Comicbook.com yesterday and was asked about it again, with the British actor once again refusing to take on the role.
“Many times people approached me and said: “I heard the news of Wolverine, it is very cool.” But I know nothing. “
Prove me wrong, Marvel!
He then went on to say that although he is the correct height (the wolverine in comics is 1.60 m), he is not out for this role. “I can not see myself and I can not see Disney coming to me from Hugh Jackman. But who knows? Prove to me that I am wrong, Marvel “.
Daniel Radcliffe is not the only actor who has been asked if he will be the next Wolverine. Taron Egerton, Hugh Jackman’s co-star in the film Eddie the Eagle, is also a favorite in the replay of this role. However, Egerton also declined to participate in the re-enactment of the role at MCU.
If we believe the latest rumors (which are not a few), we will soon hear the name of the new translator of the mutant in the Adamantium skeleton, as Wolverine might appear in Dr. Strange with a professor in many worlds of madness. X.
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