It has been 4 years since “Deadpool 2” hit theaters, and we’re anxiously awaiting the sequel. The destiny of the film franchise and its titular character gave the impression to be in limbo after Disney’s acquisition of twenty first Century Fox in March 2019. However in 2020, Reynolds confirmed that “Deadpool 3” was on its means.
“Deadpool 3” is directed by Shawn Levy, from a script by writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick. The duo spoke to Discussing Film in June about making the sequel for Marvel Studios. “It is nearly like placing on a snug outdated sweater. Marvel’s actually given us the assist to keep up the tone and the imaginative and prescient that we now have for it,” Reese advised the outlet. “They have been very hands-off and supportive, however they’ve additionally allow us to do what we do. So actually, it is simply been enjoyable.”
He advised Discussing Movie, “We’re mad scientists again within the laboratory once more. Deadpool is our favourite who will all the time be the character I believe we’re most related to, and we’re very grateful for being allowed to jot down him once more. So it is a blast. It is like going again to highschool once more after having summer season off. It is fairly enjoyable.”
Solely time will inform the place Deadpool and his mates will match into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, however we’re excited to see what the inventive group comes up with. Since Marvel has the rights to lots of its hottest heroes, together with the ever-absent X-Males, we might lastly see Deadpool teaming up along with his comic-book comrades. Perhaps one among them will clarify what precisely occurred after “Deadpool 2″‘s wild postcredits scene mainly eradicated the movie?
Learn on for all the things we learn about “Deadpool 3.”
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