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Topics: Deadpool, Wolverine, Marvel, Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, TV and Film, Film, Deadpool & Wolverine
Michael Slavin
Topics: Deadpool, Wolverine, Marvel, Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, TV and Film, Film, Deadpool & Wolverine
I think I’ve heard just about every possible rumour of who is going to cameo in Deadpool and Wolverine.
Whether it be Taylor Swift, Blake Lively, Henry Cavill, or Kurt Cobain, everyone under the sun appears to be in the new film.
These rumours are all in addition to the ones we already know.
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Rob McElhenney, Dafne Keen, Jennifer Garner, Wunmi Mosaku, the list simply goes on and on.
This is before looking at the murderers row of former X-Men villains confirmed to be appearing in the film, with Tyler Mane’s Sabretooth, Aaron Stanford’s Pyro, and Dania Ramirez’s Callisto all set to come back.
Maybe I’m in in it and Ryan Reynolds just hasn’t told me yet? Maybe you are?
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Director Shawn Levy even opened up on the number of cameos in the film, telling Entertainment Weekly: “We didn't want any of the cameos or characters to be the story of the movie, but they are peppered in throughout.
“There's a lot of characters. The internet is a delight of rumours about the multitude of character cameos that are in this movie. Some rumours are true, some are way off base."
Whatever rumours we may have heard though, you can imagine Shawn Levy and co-stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have heard weirder.
At a recent press conference ahead of the release of Deadpool and Wolverine, Levy and the cast were asked about the wildest rumour they had heard.
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The cast thought about it before coming back with an answer that honestly, I would have been less likely to predict than Cobain.
Ryan Reynolds answered: “I heard King Charles was in the film.”
He went on to say: “We had a whole conversation based on that very strange rumour and will neither confirm nor deny whether we acted on it.”
Jackman, however, stated that he had heard a rumour that there would be a full song and dance number for Wolverine, before joking it would be naked.
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This one, however, was a bit closer to the mark than Jackman perhaps realised.
Reynolds responded saying: “In an earlier pitch of the film, there was a dance number set to Elton John’s 'I Guess that’s Why They call it the Blues'”.
Anything that gets Jackman singing and dancing is worth getting in if you ask me.
That said, on the topic of King Charles, it is unsurprisingly looking unlikely that he is set to appear… they couldn’t… could they…?
No, they definitely couldn’t.