Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool Co-Star Has Trolled The Shit Out Of Him

Ryan Reynolds is bloody hilarious both on and off the screen.

His Tweets about being a father and responding to X-rated requests from fans are next-level banter.

But his Deadpool co-star, Morena Baccarin, looks like she's up there with him.

The Homeland actor beat out 400 other women to snag the role of superhuman Deadpool's wife due to her sexual chemistry with Ryan.

In a behind the scenes video from the Express, Reynolds says: "We didn't want to write her in that typically femme fatale way. We wanted her to totally own her space. Somebody who isn't that damsel in distress at any moment in the movie."

Morena has lived up to her comedic reputation by posting a brilliant picture to social media for International Women's Day:

Naturally, her fans were impressed...

She's an absolute class act and if the movie producers stick to the comic book script from Marvel we could be seeing her in a very different light in following Deadpool movies.

In the comic book, Morena's character Vanessa also has superpowers and is called Copycat.

A person involved in the story told the Express: "Vanessa Carlisle is also Copycat, a mutant. We didn't want to make up a new person [in the first film] but also we didn't want to bog down the story dealing with her powers.

"We'll save that for another time."

Hopefully, we don't have to wait too long for her transition into a superhero outfit.

A sequel was announced shortly after the first film became one of the most popular of the genre.

Not so long ago, Ryan Reynolds voiced his desire to star in a Deadpool/Wolverine crossover movie, alongside Hugh Jackman.

It was almost a reality too, and Reynolds has kind of had that wish granted, as he filmed a teaser scene to be shown before the new Wolverine flick Logan.

The teaser begins with Reynolds seeing a man in a spot of bother, and rushes to a nearby phone box to change into his suit in a Clark Kent/Superman type manner.

Of course, it doesn't go as smoothly as that and we're treated to the hero's arse cheeks pressed firmly against the glass of the phone box.

By the time Deadpool is ready to help the man in need, and Stan Lee has finished interrupting him, the bloke's dead.

This does nothing but excite us.

Topics: Deadpool, Troll

Stewart Perrie

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