Recovering from the success of Deadpool and Wolverine
This summer Ryan Reynolds set theaters around the world alight with the cartoon Deadpool and Wolverine. Shawn Levy’s film, in fact, went beyond all expectations, grossing 1.3 billion dollars worldwide.
Strengthened by this success and the enormous celebrity of his main interpreter, Ryan Reynolds decided not to stop there. The Canadian is preparing to embark on the production of a film unexpected to say the least. With his company Maximum Effort Productions, the one we saw too Adam in time will honor a superhero little known to the general public.
On the other hand, you shouldn’t expect a film along the same lines as Dead Pool. Unless there is a change of direction, the feature film should be less vulgar and more childish.
Ryan Reynolds faces Super Mouse
Ryan Reynolds and his production company are working on the adaptation of the cartoon Supermouse (known by the title Powerful mouse in the original version) for Paramount Animation. This cartoon, which depicts a mouse resembling Mickey Mouse, first appeared in 1942 on American television.
This different mouse with his yellow and red costume appeared in no less than a hundred short films for 20 yearsinforms the site Total film. After a two-decade hiatus, Super-Mouse was brought back to life in the 1980s series The return of the supermouse.
Paramount has been trying to put together this adaptation since the 2000s and it looks like the studio has finally succeeded. We already know that Matt Lieberman, screenwriter of Free boywill supervise the script. If Ryan Reynolds steps into the producer’s shoes, his involvement in the film could gain momentum. And why not lend his voice to the superhero?
You will have to be patient to get more details and especially its still unknown release date.
Source: Cine Serie
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