@LeCinephiles Advanced Talks BRO 😂 I know it’s a joke but imagine this is the future of relationships sitting having meetings before we come to a agreement
@MCU_Direct The villain is rumored to be Danger. One of the theories that backs it up is that Ryan Reynolds was reading a Wolverine and Deadpool comic with this villain in it when he was on the toilet in the announcement trailer for the movie
Ryan Reynolds says that #MarvelStudios had to "sort through a lot of red tape" for Hugh Jackman to return as Wolverine in #Deadpool3:
"It’s a lot of moving parts and Fox and X-Men and all that kind of stuff..." Full quote: https://t.co/X4nTJGYKpj
Chadwick Boseman's wife, Simone Ledward, has reflected on keeping his diagnosis private:
"There was no pressure [during COVID]... It seemed like, ‘Is this a crazy coincidence that we get to actually be inside? We get to be here with family…'" Full quote: https://t.co/2u2r1MlYcJ
Hugh Jackman says agreeing to return as Wolverine in #Deadpool3 "was a big shock" to Ryan Reynolds:
"There was a massive pause, and then he said, 'I can’t believe the timing of this...'" Full quote: https://t.co/2UqZvg622y
"You have to respect the work before you're allowed to add to its legacy..."
This is VERY similar to what I've been saying FOREVER.
"Fans do it right."
Fans will treat a property with respect.
RE2 Remake, FF7 Remake, Youtube fan films/series, the proof is in the product.
This should be the rule for EVERY book/comic adaptation. Not only in the writers room but also, and specially, for the cast.
If they don't know the work yet, they should be obliged to read the whole thing right after getting the call that they got the role.
*Shadowhunters*