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Here's A Sneak Peek Of Josh Brolin As Cable In Deadpool 2
The first Deadpool movie did gangbusters at the box-office, but it also teased the introduction of Cable in a post-credits sequence. In the comics, Deadpool and Cable have an antagonistic relationship, and were once actually roommates (crazy but true).
The first Deadpool movie impressed a lot of fans, so its not surprising people are looking forward to the sequel. Cable from the comics is a pretty imposing figure, and Josh Brolin certainly has the look down, so we're excited to see his performance in the final film.
Check out this first look of Josh Brolin as Cable from Deadpool 2 courtesy of Ryan Reynolds, who also recently tweeted out an image of Domino.
We all have that one, grumpy, heavily armed Uncle from the future. #PremiumCABLE #JoshBrolin pic.twitter.com/JV3yBIIPQH
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) August 7, 2017
DeadPool 2: Your premium #Cable provider. #DeadPool2 pic.twitter.com/LboS0iVDqZ
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) August 7, 2017
[Source: Ryan Reynolds' Twitter]
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