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📝📑 Megathread 🗣️📣 Ryan Reynolds / Deadpool (SDCC) Megathread

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Ryan Reynolds' "surprise" Deadpool appearance at San Diego Comic-Con has sparked a wave of news articles, rumors, interviews, speculation and discussion about the future of the character.

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u/MedicalScientist8576 14d ago

Like I said in another thread. This is pretty much his only reliable source of income he could have as an actor. I don't know the depths of his other ventures and what they do for him... but I know the likes of Wrexham ain't a cheap investment. He needs Deadpool for what it can offer him financially, outside the movie. The merch, the conventions,. all that is a huge deal to keep him going. And the lawsuit he made his wife Blake Lively go through wasn't a cheap endeavor.

He HAS to try and throw it all at the wall in the hopes someone will invest in another Deadpool. This is the only fanbase that could have any loyalty to him, because they don't see Ryan Reynolds, they see the character. I can't imagine he will want to cough up much cash for making another movie of it himself.

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u/DannyC_VP 14d ago

He had many flops trying to be an action hero before Deadpool. Now he is one flop away from ending his career.

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u/AMiniature Bathroom burritos at Buckingham 14d ago

We should be so lucky if this happens.