Deadpool 3, getting closer to reality: what Ryan Reynolds said

Ryan Reynolds recently stated that in the near future, new and new information about the future of “Deadpool 3” could be revealed.

Ryan Reynolds played Wade Wilson / Deadpool for the first time in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”, before having the opportunity to benefit from his own film, “Deadpool”, in 2016. All that in 2018, the actor re-enter the skin of the character in the second part of the franchise.

The atypical character “Deadpool” was created by Rob Liefeld in 1991, and was a “breath of fresh air” in the X-Men universe, quickly gaining the admiration of Marvel comic book fans.

In 2015, for the first time, the idea of ​​a stand-alone film that focused exclusively on Deadpool’s adventures arose. Since its release, the film has caught on quite well to the public, the second part, the one from 2018, enjoying the same success, ticking 785 million dollars in worldwide revenues.

“Deadpool 3”, pending. Disney seems to have disturbed the waters

In 2019, Disney acquired Fox, which would obviously upset the waters, in terms of the future of many productions related to the “X-Men” universe. This also happened in the case of the third part of “Deadpool”. Although the producers insisted that there would be a sequel, fans could not rely on any concrete information, questioning the future of the franchise.

Even so, it looks like “Deadpool 3” will come true, with actor Ryan Reynolds confirming this in the past. We recall that he joked a few days ago about the stunts performed in the film, suggesting that he is too old to do them alone.

In a new interview with Collider, Ryan Reynolds said he hoped that in the future, new and new information would be revealed so that fans would not lose hope or interest.

“We (Editor’s note: Reynolds and Levy) can talk about almost anything right now, so we’ll let you know that new details about the future of Deadpool may be revealed soon,” Ryan Reynolds said. .

Rumor has it that the film could be released on the big screen, most likely in July 2023.