Hugh Jackman reprises the title role in the last 'Wolverine' film titled 'Logan.' (Photo : YouTube/20th Century Fox )
"Logan" has been made known to be the final "Wolverine" film that actor Hugh Jackman will be taking part in. The film is as of late being talked about by fans as it was previously rumored to feature the masked anti-hero "Deadpool." However, the people involved with the said project already spoke finally dousing such claims that have spread like wildfire on the web.
Speculations of a "Deadpool" appearance in "Logan" came about as the online site The Wrap stated that actor Ryan Reynolds filmed a scene in the upcoming movie which the actor denied. Reynolds broke the news on Twitter confirming that his "Merc with a Mouth" character will be a no-show in "Logan."
Sadly, not true. Prisoner 24601 is on a solo mission. https://t.co/5czBmMRfY1
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) December 28, 2016
The film's director, James Mangold, also tweeted to rebut such news from the publication and added that it deals with fake news. Mangold tweeted yet again pointing out that the publication's reports are false and went on saying that his denial is now reported in a different light. The drama did not stop there as Hugh Jackman seconded what both Reynolds and Mangold earlier tweeted.
First @TheWrap reports a falsity. $$. Then they report my denial as a whole new story. $$! How about you just take down the original lie? — Mangold (@mang0ld) December 29, 2016
What they said .... https://t.co/GmOoWbddf2
— Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) December 28, 2016
Nevertheless, there is a possibility that both Reynolds and Mangold are just avoiding to spill the beans to fans, according to Slash Film. It even cited the time where "Doctor Strange" star Benedict Cumberbatch was rumored to play the part of Khan in "Star Trek: Into Darkness" but was debunked by the entire production. As soon as the movie went out, it was discovered that previous rumors were indeed true about him playing the role.
Meanwhile, Reynolds told Entertainment Weekly that he wanted both his character and Wolverine to be seen in a crossover film. He added that if such project would be pitched in the future, they have to convince Jackman first to unsheathe his adamantium claws one more time on screen. Reynolds would even go as far as calling out his online friends to put up some sort of campaign just for the project to push through. "Logan" is slated to be released on March 3, 2017.
Watch a clip from the "drama" that took place over on Twitter about the "Deadpool" cameo rumor:
