Ryan Reynoldshas teased imminent updates regarding the highly anticipated comic book movie sequel,Deadpool 3. In an interview withCollider, Reynolds was not able to give much away about the project but stated that there would be a “batch” of updates coming soon.
“We pretty much talk about everything, but I’ll say this about that particular subject is I’ll have a batch of updates on that sooner rather than later, I hope. So I’ll be able to get into stuff about Deadpool a little bit more clearly and definitively down the road.”
Almost nothing is known about what directionDeadpool 3will take, as the character no doubt enters theMarvel Cinematic Universe…somehow. The sequel will of course bring back Ryan Reynolds as the title character, a role he has proven time and again that he was born to play ever since his debut in 2016’sDeadpool. The threequel is currently being written byBob’s Burgersduo Wendy Molyneux and Lizzie Molyneux-Loeglin, with Deadpool expected to take advantage of the madness of the multiverse and thus stand alongside the likes of Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and Captain America.
Thanks to the Disney/Fox merger,Deadpoolwill now be under the watchful eye of Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, who has recently provided an update on the development ofDeadpool 3. “The script is in the works,” he said last year. “And Ryan is working very hard on it with our writers as we speak.”
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Will Deadpool Appear in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness?
The upcoming Marvel sequelDoctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madnesshas not only further opened up the consequences of the multiverse, but has also unleashed all manner of speculation. One of the more exciting topics of discussion is over whether Deadpool will be introduced into the MCU during theDoctor Strangesequel,with the Merc with a Mouth seemingly spotted on a recent poster.
WhileRyan Reynolds has denied his involvementinDoctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madnesssaying, “I guess I’m not really supposed to say anything about that, but I’m really not in the movie. I could be an unreliable narrator, but I promise you I’m not in the movie,” this would not be the first time that an actor has lied about joining the MCU.
Until the arrival of this batch ofDeadpool 3updates, Ryan Reyolds will next be seen on screen in Netflix’sThe Adam Project.Directed by Shawn Levy,The Adam Projectstars Ryan Reynolds as Adam Reed, a wounded time traveler who ventures into the past from 2050 on a rogue mission to search for the woman he loves (played by Zoe Saldaña) who had previously gotten lost in the time-space continuum under mysterious circumstances. However, when Adam’s ship is damaged, he ends up being sent spiraling back to 2022, and the only place he knows from that time, his home. It’s there that a 12-year-old version of Adam (played by Scobell) becomes his ally.
The Adam Projectis scheduled to be released on Netflix on June 12, 2025.
