In “Deadpool 3,” which is scheduled to hit theatres on September 6, 2024, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman will make their Marvel Cinematic Universe debuts.
Reynolds, who frequently appeared as the “merc with a mouth” in 20th Century Fox productions, revealed on social media that he and Jackman will team up to play Deadpool in the character’s first Disney film.
“Hey everyone, we’re extremely sorry to have missed D23, but we’ve been working very hard on the next ‘Deadpool’ film for a good long while now,” Reynolds stated in the video while lounging on his couch. ” I had to really examine myself on this one. Obviously, his debut appearance in the MCU needs to be memorable.

We must remain committed to the character, discover fresh depth, and develop new motivations, which means that each Deadpool must stand out and be distinctive. I’ve had to dig deep inside to overcome this enormous difficulty.
Hey Hugh, would you like to play Wolverine once more? Reynolds enquires as Jackman enters the frame from behind.
Ryan responds, “Yeah, sure,” says Jackman.
Deadpool would be included in the MCU, according to a prior statement from Disney, but it was unknown when the character would receive a standalone movie and how it would fit into the Multiverse as a whole.

When Disney acquired 20th Century Fox in 2019, it also acquired a number of comic book franchises. There are also movies starring the Fantastic Four and the X-Men scheduled for release in the upcoming years.
The Deadpool movies by Reynolds are uncommon in Hollywood. The R-rated films “Deadpool” and “Deadpool 2” each made more than $780 million worldwide. That is likely the reason why Disney let “Deadpool 3” to be certified R, despite the rest of the MCU filmography being rated PG-13 or lower.