In Deadpool 3, the characters enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The film franchise was known for its R-rated violence, strong language, and gore, and many feared it would be toned down for the franchise. , Shawn Levy dispels such doubts. The film stars Ryan Reynolds as the famous antihero and revives Hugh Jackman as Wolverine.
Deadpool 3 sees the rights to the character returning to his Marvel Studios. That means the character can already be part of his overarching MCU, where he’s strong with 25 movies already. MCU movies are notorious for their brighter, family-friendly tone than edgy Deadpool.Shawn has hinted at the process of working with screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick on the third Deadpool movie. In an interview with Collider, he said, “We write, revise, develop, and prepare Deadpool every day. It’s great to be able to laugh every day. Listening to and writing these scenes and seeing how people just curse.” It’s so delicious to make these scenes that say. And the violence is in your face and hardcore, it’s just a Deadpool movie…and there’s Logan in it. And among them is Wolverine. Too funny I’m having a lot of fun and haven’t made it to the shooting range yet. ”
The director called developing the Deadpool movie his one of the “most entertaining creative experiences” of his life. “I have to say that making the Deadpool movie has been one of the most enjoyable creative experiences of my life, because it’s not just about getting an R rating. He’s full of confidence. So it’s really fun to write in a way that’s unique to this franchise,” he added. It will be the first Deadpool film to be directed by Shawn Levy, following Tim Miller, who directed the highly successful 2016 release, and David Leitch, who directed the 2018 sequel. Sean also confirmed that official production on Deadpool 3 will begin around May of next year, and given the importance of visual effects, the team hoped the next installment of the franchise would be better than the previous two films. We aim to keep it grounded and practical.
