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Tim Miller's "Deadpool" is hitting the big screen next year and "Homeland" actress Morena Baccarin has revealed that the upcoming film will involve a sex pastiche, in addition to the elements of violence and vulgarity.
Baccarin told Cinema Blend that a passionate scene will involve her character and Ryan Reynold's character, as the two will fall in love with each other. The "Homeland" actress also mentioned that Miller's "Deadpool" will feature the origin of their characters, as well as how they got well after their first meeting.
Along with Reynolds as the Merc with the Mount, Baccarin will be playing the role of Vanessa Carlysle, who is better known as Copycat. Just like in the comics, Carlysle will be depicted as a commericial sex worker who wins Wade Wilson's heart and affection in Miller's upcoming film. However, their relationship will be challenged by Wade's cancer of the brain, prostate, heart, and liver.
In his interview with Cinema Blend, Reynolds also declared that the sex montage was "very athletic," which was entirely affirmed by Baccarin.
According to Uproxx, director Miller and the production team will possibly have to trim down the sexy elements in order to satisfy the MPAA and elude a rating of NC-17. Aside from the sexy montage, Miller's film received an R-rating from MPAA for its elements of profanity and brutality.
Along with Baccarin and Reynolds, "Deadpool" also stars Brianna Hildebrand, Rachel Sheen, Gina Carano, Andre Tricoteux, T.J. Miller, and Ed Skrein, among others.
Miller's "Deadpool" is slated to hit the big screen on Feb. 12, 2016.
