It’s a brief tease but it’s as if it was pulled right from the pages of a comic book, especially when Deadpool is revealed to be lounging in a leather chair, attempting to smoke a pipe before it falls out of his mask-covered mouth. In a special message, Reynolds (in full Deadpool costume) greeted the folks of Hall H with a video that started with the iconic, “In a world, divided…” As Deadpool asks the question we’ve all been wondering (ie Why did Fox sew Deadpool’s lips shut?), he breaks through the fourth wall in the first of what will likely be many, many times. There’s a shout-out to Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick as Tim Miller calls it the best script he’s ever read (and gets choked up again).Ī bit more special footage is shown to the audience (and shown a second time when the crowd demands it) which confirms the presence of Colossus. Reynolds said that everything we love in the Deadpool comics will be part of his version of the character and calls it “the most faithful adaptation … he’s ever seen.” Miller got involved with a rewrite on set and wrote some of the meanest jokes.

Reynolds: “ Miller cries like a baby when he sees unbridled rage.” Reynolds takes his director to task for getting emotional over certain scenes, just another example of how well this cast and crew seems to get along. Tim Miller found himself unable to stop the constant riffing on set, but if the panel is any indication than the cast managed to click without issue. Skrein reveals that his character Ajax was partially responsible for giving Deadpool his superpowers, but for some reason he’s not very grateful for the opportunity.Ĭarano: “Angel Dust has some anger issues.”

Deadpool 1 recap