Deadpool & Wolverine officially introduced the Merc with a Mouth into the Marvel Cinematic Universe after many years of fans demanding to see it. Ryan Reynolds managed to maintain the essence of Deadpool that audiences had been to see again, and they told an enjoyable story that led to the movie's success.

Safe to say that few people on the planet think about Deadpool as much as Ryan Reynolds, whose second-wind status as a hitmaker—and incredibly profitable actor-turned-producer-turned-irritating-Mint-Mobile-ads-guy—hinges almost entirely on his love of,

Ryan Reynolds this year had everyone’s jaw dropped, bringing back his old and most loved character, Deadpool, that too, to the MCU. However, the actor has cast doubts about wearing the red and black suit for one more time.

While a Deadpool cameo in the upcoming Avengers movies might a Marvel fan’s dream, Ryan Reynolds doesn’t think it would work.

Deadpool & Wolverine star Ryan Reynolds has shared a huge update on Wade Wilson's character, revealing whether Deadpool 4 will happen and why he doesn't want to see the Merc ever join a superhero

Deadpool & Wolverine costars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman may have found their next project together. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Reynolds revealed that he's working on Boy Band, which revolves around aging pop stars.

Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool & Wolverine co-star Hugh Jackman is in talks for an upcoming reunion movie that is outside of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.