A Deadpool 3 might be a very unique Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film. Following the Disney-Fox transaction, Disney’s first R-rated superhero is now in the same cinematic world as Spider-Man, and his third adventure will keep things blue.
According to Marvel Studios CEO Kevin Feige, the only R-rated Marvel film currently in production at the mouse’s home is Deadpool 3, thus the purchase didn’t have the effect of muting the merc.
Feige revealed earlier this year that the screenplay for Deadpool 3 was being worked on, and it will be a proud member of the MCU when it is released. Ryan Reynolds’ hectic schedule and the several Marvel projects now in production are to blame for the delay in filming, which is expected to begin in 2022.
When Reynolds told Jimmy Fallon that he’d been trying to get Deadpool done for 11 years, he wasn’t kidding. Since the iconic test footage was revealed while Fox seemed to be doing nothing, fans adored it, and now we’re waiting for a third movie to be made. It is to be hoped that it does better than Deadpool 2 (which you can stream on Hulu, one of the best streaming services).
Speculation about the release date of Deadpool 3
For a variety of Marvel films, Disney has given specific release dates and linked them to other Marvel films. As a result, although Deadpool 3’s release date hasn’t been determined, we have a strong feeling that production will begin in 2022. The X-Men movies in sequence and most of Netflix’s top programmes are all within your reach.
According to Feige, “[Deadpool 3] will be rated R and we are working on a screenplay right now, and Ryan’s supervising a draught right now,” Collider said. “This year’s shoot has been postponed. Ryan is one of the most in-demand actors in the business.
“We’ve already mentioned a few items that need to be made, but it’s wonderful that the work has already started. Ryan is a force to be reckoned with, and it’s a joy to see him bring this character to life in the MCU.”
The July 28, 2023 open date on the Disney/Marvel calendar makes sense since the release window is expected to be in 2023.
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 is scheduled to arrive on May 5, 2023, while Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is scheduled for February 17, 2023. We’re sure Marvel will provide an updated timeframe once production begins, so keep your eyes peeled!
Cast and crew of Deadpool 3
Deadpool 3 will be directed by Shawn Levy, who previously collaborated with Ryan Reynolds on Free Guy and The Adam Project. This information comes from The Hollywood Reporter.
Deadpool 3 will be written by Wendy Molyneux and Lizzie Molyneux-Loeglin. You may recognise their names since they have written for the programme for a number of years now. They also co-wrote other Thanksgiving episodes, such as Turkey in a Can and Dawn of the Peck, so we believe they’ll be able to capture the flavour of Deadpool.
When it comes to the rest of the cast, Ryan Reynolds will reprise his role as Wade Wilson/Deadpool and Morena Baccarin will reprise her role as Vanessa, given that Vanessa is no longer dead.
Although Domino actor Zazie Beetz indicated just this March that she “would love to revisit the part” but that she hadn’t “had any concrete talks surrounding [Deadpool 3]” at the time, we may see the surviving members of the X-Force gather for a reunion (via Digital Spy). Cable, played by Josh Brolin, might possibly make a return.
Last seen alongside Negasonic Teenage Warhead, Yukio, and Colossus (Brianna Hildebrand, Shioli Kutsuna, and Stefan Kapii), we expect to see the three again in Deadpool 3. Russell (Julian Dennison) and Peter (Rob Delaney) may also join the squad, if we’re very fortunate.
Rumors about the villain in Deadpool 3
Jim Carrey has been mentioned as a possible villain for Deadpool 3 by leaker Daniel Richtman (in a Patreon post that has since been closed), according to Richtman. Carrey’s character is yet to be revealed.
According to We Got This Covered, Deadpool 3 might include Madcap as a villain. Carrey is a natural match for the role since he is just as adept at breaking the fourth wall as Wade Wilson. According to the same story, Madcap will join forces with Typhoid Mary.
Rumors about the Deadpool 3 teaser and his first appearance in the MCU
Trailers don’t exist since filming hasn’t started yet. The closest thing we have to a teaser or set shot is from Deadpool 2’s post-credit sequence, which we can over-analyze. Deadpool is hanging out with Korg and making jokes about Disney and Marvel movies as well as Disney Plus, so we have the next best thing to a Deadpool teaser.
A Deadpool 3 teaser is unlikely to debut until at least the winter of 2022 at this time. Because it is produced by Disney, don’t expect it to be light on gore or innuendo. According to Kevin Feige, the R-rating for the picture has been confirmed.
Despite Wade Wilson’s loss of Vanessa in Deadpool 2, he is able to go back in time to rescue her due to Negasonic Teenage Warhead. The most essential thing he does is rescue Peter, the X-finest, Force’s and most worthless, member. It was originally planned to be all about Peter in the post-credits, according to Reynolds.
“The character of Rob Delaney was one of our favourites. My favourite thing about Deadpool is his utter disregard for the X-Force, a star-studded ensemble he might have rescued by enlisting the help of a team of helpful and admirable superheroes.
“When Peter and I skydive, I tell him, “Sugar Bear, I’d never allow anything happen to you” before we leap out of the helicopter. When Wade went back to get Peter, I thought it was because of a commitment he made earlier in the film that was bugging him.
“Because we lack the resources to bring them back, they must stay in the state of death. Particularly one of them would be incredibly costly.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine’s version of the character is likewise dispatched by Deadpool, who then does the universe a favour by killing Ryan Reynolds while he is holding the Green Lantern script.
Because we all want to see Deadpool 3: Absolutely Peter come to fruition, Wade’s intervention is likely to continue in the third film.