Everything we see in Deadpool and Wolverine is thanks to Disney honoring Ryan Reynolds’ vision and the people involved in the project.
Ryan Reynolds has expressed surprise that Disney let him and his team go with Deadpool and Wolverine, going so far as to make it R-rated and use jokes inappropriate for Mouse Company.
Ryan Reynolds is proud of Disney.
In an interview with Fandango’s Jacqueline Collie, part of the ticket sale, Reynolds spoke about the importance of Disney’s completely loyal director Sean Levy, especially for a film with dangerous dialogue.
“I’m very proud of them for doing this. I think it’s a big step for them. “It adds a completely different color to this kaleidoscopic wheel that this company and the various people it has forever entertained.”
“I’m surprised they made it this far to get to R… but I’m very grateful. I mean there is no other way. For this character and this world, and Logan in particular is also an R-rated movie, I felt like that was the most complete version of Wolverine or Logan that we’ve ever seen, so it allowed us a lot of freedom, but it’s not. Using the R rating not only to do R-rated things, but to enable us to do anything in a world where anything is possible.
Deadpool and Wolverine hits theaters on July 26, 2024.