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Inside the issue (which is available for just £1.99 on your iPad), we chat with the R.I.P.D. star about the ongoing saga of the Deadpool spin-off movie, which has been mooted ever since he played Wade Wilson in X-Men: Origins - Wolverine. The film's had a script from Zombieland writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, and Tim Miller is attached to direct.
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Why the hell are they relying on such a shit actor to play a disfigured and masked character?
Sucks they can't find another actor to portray Deadpool
I think he makes a good Deadpool. More-so than Green Lantern. Hes got the sarcasm to be the merc with the mouth.
I have a hard time seeing Reynolds playing a disfigured character who wears a mask through 99% of a movie - something tells me that they are going to find an excuse to show off his pretty boy face. The thing about Deadpool that makes for an exceptionally hard character to adapt is his tendency to break down the fourth wall and address the audience directly. I'm not sure how they plan to handle this filmwise but this is an undeniable aspect of the character.
And yeah, not a big fan of Reynolds as an actor myself. He has a very dry line delivery and he seems capable of only making 1 facial expression. Maybe after RIPD bombs he will be coerced into doing Deadpool, but I have very little faith in this movie. If it is good it will be more of a testament to the writers.