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Fox Confirms Deadpool 2 Will Return With Ryan Reynolds And Director Tim Miller
At today's CinemaCon in Las Vegas, 20th Century Fox confirmed that Ryan Reynolds and director Tim Miller will return for Deadpool 2.
This year's dirty-joke-filled Deadpool movie broke records, including earning more than $750 million worldwide, making it the highest grossing R-rated film to date. News had previously surfaced that a sequel was in the works, but today marks the official confirmation from Fox about Tim Miller and Ryan Reynolds' return. In addition to these two, Fox also confirmed that the entire creative team will be returning for the sequel. No release date has been announced just yet.
For more on Deadpool, you can read our review of the Deadpool video game from 2013 here. Be sure to also read our feature about which comic book heroes we believe deserve to star in their own game, and in light of Deadpool's knack of breaking the fourth wall, check out our top 10 fourth wall breaking moments in video games.
[Source: Variety]
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