Deadpool 3: Hugh Jackman doesn’t forget Wolverine or congratulate Ryan Reynolds on his birthday

Marvel Studios have presented several announcements for the future of its franchise throughout 2022 and one of the ones that most excites audiences is that of ‘Deadpool 3’, which will be released on November 8, 2024. The big surprise is not she was. the revelation of the project (its existence was known before the official announcement), the release date or the logo. The strongest thing was, without a doubt, that Hugh Jackman will once again reprise his famous role as Wolverine to star in the film opposite Ryan Reynolds. In principle Jackman had hung his claws on the nails, but if there was anything that could bring him back it was sharing the screen with his great friend.

If anything surrounds Deadpool and Reynolds, it’s their peculiar way of experiencing everything about this character, with extra humor, so Jackman jumped on the boat. October 23 was Ryan Reynolds’ birthday and Hugh Jackman took the opportunity to congratulate him on stepping into the role of Wolverine. The actor posted a video on social networks of him in which he hums the happy birthday song and quotes one of the most mythical phrases of the Canadian mutant: “I’m the best at what I do, but what I do isn’t very nice.” The birthday boy replied shortly after: “I’ll never hurt you like that candle”.

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? Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) 23 October 2022

The announcement of “Deadpool 3” was not revealed at a major event like San Diego Comic-Con or D23 Expo, locations where Marvel Studios shared the news. It was done in the most unexpected and Deadpool-like way possible, through a funny video that Reynolds posted on his networks. If there is anything that makes this clear, it is that the promotion of the film will be very original and will make us laugh almost as much as the film itself.

“Deadpool 3” will keep the tone of its predecessors

One of the biggest fears audiences have regarding Deadpool’s incorporation into Marvel Studios, then Disney, is whether the character and film will keep their adult tone, both in humor and violence. “Deadpool” and its sequel (produced by 20th Century-Fox) were judged not recommended for children under 18 and their tone was a hit with audiences. You can rest assured, Rhett Reese, screenwriter of the complete “Deadpool” trilogy, confirmed that he has the support of Disney to maintain the essence of the character:

“Deadpool will be Deadpool. Don’t worry about that. They’ve been (Team Disney) a lot of support on that. Now, when it comes to one line in particular, if we cross the line, maybe we’ll hear at some point.” , ‘maybe not that joke.’ I think they’ve been incredibly supportive of what we’re doing, because obviously we’ve been doing it separately from them for a long time and I think they’ve seen the success we’ve had. So I hope it will be a perfect wedding. But we definitely have their support and it’s a great thing to try. “