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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman-starrerDeadpool & Wolverinehas been nothing short of extraordinary. The movie has perfectly set a new benchmark in the superhero genre by blending action and humor all in one. Building on this success, the Blu-ray edition of the movie is all set to incorporate three exclusive surprises that the viewers missed in theaters.
These latest additions are said to enrich the overall viewing experience, offering the audience a new way to engage with the movie they’ve come to love.
Deadpool & Wolverine Blu-Ray: 3 Must-See Surprises That Will Blow Fans Away
The highly anticipated Blu-ray version ofRyan ReynoldsDeadpool & Wolverineis already creating a lot of buzz. Now the actor and Shawn Levy have further intensified thisexcitementduring an interview withCollider. On the topic of the Blu-ray version of the movie, the duo revealed three major surprises that were not part of the original will be featured in this edition.
While this edition promises to elevate the movie experience, Reynolds added that it does not include an extended cut or a “Snyder Cut.” Further, both the producers affirmed that this is the definitive version they envisioned. In addition to the movie itself, fans will get to witness a selection of deleted scenes. These scenes will provide a glimpse into additional moments and narratives that didn’t make it to the big screen.
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The Blu-ray will also feature a commentary track by Ryan Reynolds, offering an insider’s perspective on the movie’s creation. He will also discuss the creative choicesmadeand the actor’s personal insights on the project. Moreover, the Blu-ray edition will also include a gag reel, which would be more than just a collection of bloopers.
The reel will present a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the moments captured during filming. Further, it will also showcase alternate jokes and lines scripted for various characters. In the interview, theDeadpoolactor noted that the exclusive edition highlights the meticulous creativity and planning involved in making the movie.
Shawn Levy Explains Why Walker Scobell’s Cameo Was Cut From Deadpool & Wolverine
Walker Scobell, with his breakout role inSecret Headquarters, has garnered significant attention in Tinsel Town. As a promising young talent in the industry, the actor was also set to make a cameo inDeadpool & Wolverine.In an interview (viaEntertainment Weekly), directorShawn Levyrevealed that Scobell was almost on the verge of being cast as Kidpool in the movie.
Both Scobell and Levy had worked together onThe Adam Project, so the director had a strong inclination towards casting him. However, the actor’s puberty posed a serious challenge to this, and ultimately the plan was dropped. Levy added,“If Walker Scobell had stopped evolving right before puberty,”he would have definitely played Kidpool.
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Further, it was the young actor’s dream role, and both he and Reynolds tried to make it happen. But unfortunately, as Scobell grew taller and his voice deepened, the duo knew he was no longer suitable for the part. The director explained the same situation to Scobell, and“he was completely understanding.”
In the end, the role of Kidpool was offered to Reynolds’ daughter Inez, while his youngest Olin played Babypool in the movie’s climax.
You can watchDeadpool & Wolverinein theatres near you.
Sakshi Singh
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Sakshi Singh has written over 1,300 entertainment articles, mostly about Netflix shows and reality TV. She’s spent the last two years covering everything from surprise engagements to shocking eliminations and previously wrote for Essentially Sports in their Netflix Junkie division. A self-proclaimed reality TV addict, Sakshi has watched all 48 seasons of Survivor and never misses a new dating or competition series. She loves watching how strangers meet, fall in love, team up, or betray each other - it’s the mix of strategy and drama that keeps her hooked. When she’s not glued to a reality show, she’s usually watching a crime thriller or tracking the next big streaming hit.
