Things have been dormant for the superhero film "Deadpool" in the past few years, but up until recently, it's making rounds as TJ Miller, who plays Weasel, has dished out details on the stunts he will be playing with Ryan Reynolds. And as for Mother's Day celebration, Reynolds also extended his treatment for moms in a Twitter image.
In an interview with Conan's show, TJ Miller just broke some major news about the movie, regardless of Marvel's strict regulations for its actors not to talk about anything. "At Marvel, they don't really want us to talk about the movie and the specifics, or give away any of the plot or anything, but I say I'm happy to talk about it. I don't care," the actor proudly exclaimed.
Going back, New Line's "Deadpool" movie had already been planned way back since 2004. Later, the major character also named Deadpool was eventually introduced to Fox's 2009 film "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," with some discussions to make a debut on his own film. No foremost news had been released from then on. However, it was just last year that Fox decided to move the project onward.
And now, TJ Miller has happily given us a treatment by breaking the rules. The show's host, Conan O'Brien asked him if he could give some details about the upcoming movie. Obediently, Miller explained some details as much as he can. He just confirmed that the movie is an origin story, detailing where Deadpool comes from and where he is headed.
The "Transformers: Age of Extinction" actor also made some vague revelations about his stunts on the film and also his fellow actor Ryan Reynolds. According to him, Reynolds does things in the film, and sometimes he doesn't to anything. With that, how could you map out this disclosure? Likewise, Miller didn't much talk about his character Jack Hammer, also known as Weasel, saying the character does stuff in the movie, whereas there are times he is not in the movie at all.
"I might have stunts... In parts of the movie, I don't have stunts. At one point I just walk across the street. That's all me, Conan." The actor proudly said.
Moreover, as the film nears its premiere next year, Ryan Reynolds took to Twitter an image of him as Deadpool holding a baby to commemorate Mother's Day celebration. "#Deadpool: A motherfucker since 1991. #happymamasday." Reynolds wrote, proving "Merc with a Mouth" takes a break from his supervillain duties.
The film is currently shooting in Vancouver. Directed by Tim Miller from a script by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, it is set to debut on February 12, 2016. The stellar cast includes Reynolds, Morena Baccarin, Ed Skrein, Gina Carano, and TJ Miller.
Very secretive but thanks anyway Mr. Miller. Now, are you hyped for TJ Miller's vague stunts with Ryan Reynolds? How do you think will it plan out? Make sure to leave your insights on the comments section!
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