Deadpool 3, Ryan Reynolds: Hugh Jackman confirms his return as Wolverine
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Hugh Jackman WILL reprise his role as Wolverine in Deadpool 3: Fans go wild over bomb announcement in teaser video starring Ryan Reynolds
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Hugh Jackman set social media on fire on Tuesday after confirming he will reprise his role as Wolverine in Deadpool 3.
Ryan Reynolds, who plays the foul-mouthed superhero Deadpool in the Marvel film series, announced the news in a funny teaser video in which he struggled at home to come up with ideas for the third film.
At the end of the clip, he admits that he has a great idea that fans will love. Hugh then casually enters the scene in the background and walks up the stairs.
Hugh Jackman (left) set social media on fire on Tuesday after confirming he will reprise his role as Wolverine in Deadpool 3, starring his friend Ryan Reynolds (right)
Ryan asks him, “Hey, Hugh. Do you want to play Wolverine again?’
Hugh casually replies, “Yeah, sure, Ryan,” as he walks past and up the stairs.
Marvel fans on social media exploded over the announcement, with one writing, “Thank you for coming,” while another wrote, “Bravo, Hugh!”
Ryan, who plays the foul-mouthed superhero Deadpool in the Marvel series, announced the news in a funny teaser that shows him struggling at home to come up with ideas for the sequel.
Hugh first appeared as Wolverine in the 2000 film X-Men and played him in several sequels and spin-offs until 2017.
He last stepped into the shoes and claws of Wolverine in Logan five years ago.
After the film’s release, the Australian actor said he hoped to one day play Wolverine in an Avengers movie.
At the end of the clip, he admits that he has a great idea that fans will love. Hugh then casually enters the scene in the background and walks up the stairs
“Every time I saw an Avengers movie, I saw Wolverine in the middle of them all, like I was hitting them all on the head,” he said at the time.
“But it was like, ‘Ah, that’s not going to happen.'”
Hugh holds a Guinness World Record for “longest career as a live-action Marvel superhero” after playing Wolverine for 17 years.
Hugh first appeared as Wolverine, aka Logan, in the 2000 film X-Men, playing him in several sequels and spin-offs through 2017. (Pictured in the 2017 film Logan)
Hugh holds a Guinness World Record for “longest career as a live-action Marvel superhero” after playing Wolverine for 17 years. (He is depicted in the 2000 film X-Men)