Mechanics work on vehicles in a Jeep, Alfa Romeo and Fiat workshop, operated by Stellantis NV, in Paris, France, on Thursday, July 28, 2022. Stellantis expects to overcome supply-chain snarls to extend strong earnings into the second half of the year as the maker of Jeeps and Fiats focuses production on its most profitable models. Photographer: Nathan Laine/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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Ryan Reynolds gave Deadpool fans a delightful shock earlier tonight with a single tweet. The tweet included some long-awaited information about the next Deadpool film.
In a video that sees him sitting on a couch and talking to the camera, he notes that the Deadpool team wasn’t at Disney’s annual D23 event, and so there was no Deadpool news at the event’s Marvel panel. The video had a serious tone (which led any Deadpool fan to realize that the other shoe was about to drop). In it, Reynolds discussed how Deadpool’s “first appearance in the MCU needs to feel special.”
“It’s been an incredible challenge that has forced me to reach down deep inside and I… have nothing.”
“But,” he adds, “We did have one idea.” As a familiar figure walks behind him and climbs the stairs, he says, “Hey Hugh? You want to play Wolverine one more time?”
Hugh Jackman, sounding very disinterested, answers, “Yeah, sure Ryan.” From there, we hear Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You,” but the closed captioning reads, “And I will always love Hugh.” The graphic then says, “Coming Hughn.” But not too “hughn!” We then see the Deadpool logo with three (adamantium clawe) slashes across it, and then “9.6.24.” See how twitter reacted to the hughee announcement below.
