washington [US], April 19 (ANI): Hugh Jackman fans can rest easy as his return as Wolverine in the upcoming “Deadpool 3” will not tamper with the previous “X-Men” timeline. Without giving more details, the makers have assured that Jackman’s Wolverine character arc from 2000’s “X-Men” to 2017’s “Logan” has nothing to do with his ‘Deadpool 3’ character.
As reported by Variety, actors Ryan Reynolds and ‘Wolverine’ Hugh Jackman have kept all secrets about the film safe, but even so, Ryan has hinted by saying, “It’s going to be a lot different from Jackson’s previous Wolverine.” It’s different. We’ve wanted to do it for decades… It’s weirdly the right time.
Reynolds also shared his experience working with Jackman, saying, “I haven’t stopped trying to get him back as Wolverine. I’ve been bugging him like a mosquito for years. I’ve been timing.” I believe as much as I do in hard work, luck and all the intersections that are about to meet. The timing is big. I think he was ready. I think he was excited.”
Ryan explained how the makers decided on a diversion for the character. He added, “And what we offered him (Hugh Jackman) was so different from the character he’s known and the character he’s left behind, that it gives him something completely new to play and something Something he’s really excited to do.”
A report from Variety fans tags “Logan” as the perfect conclusion to the series. Jackman said, “It’s all because of this device that they have in the Marvel world of moving around timelines. Now we can go back because, you know, it’s science. So, I got to go from the ‘Logan’ timeline.” Not screwing up, that was important to me. And I think probably to the fans, too.”
He promised that ‘Logan’ would not be touched from the day of the announcement to relieve fans’ tension. Ryan said, ‘Logan’ will happen in 2029. It’s a completely different matter. Logan died in ‘Logan’. Don’t touch her.
‘Deadpool 3’ is all set to begin production in May 2023. The film will open in theaters on November 8, 2024, from Disney. (ANI)
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