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Deadpool 3: Hugh Jackman Teases The Logan and Deadpool Dynamic
2022 is monumental in Marvel Cinematic Universe news simply because we finally got definitive information on Deadpool 3 after so many years of the same people running the same speculation posts about whether or not Disney would break something that is clearly already working. We even got word that Ryan Reynolds convinced Hugh Jackman to return as Logan, which has made some nerds very happy. Since then, we still have more people reassuring people who keep asking if this movie will be R-rated [it will stop asking], but the cast is starting to tease a few little things here and there. Jackman is the latest to drop a little tease, as he was recently interviewed on the Empire Film Podcast [via Entertainment Weekly], and while he didn't say much, he did say a little.
Logan Is Probably Going To Punch Deadpool In The Head In Deadpool 3
Jackman and Reynolds have always had an excellent dynamic, it was one of the only things people liked about X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and it sounds like that dynamic is coming back in full force. Jackman said that Wade and Logan do not like each other and promised some head punching.
"How do I categorize it?" Jackman said when asked about the dynamic. "Ten being really close, zero being the reality: we're zero; we're opposites, hate each other."
"I'm just talking from my perspective," he said. "[Logan is] frustrated by him [and] wants to be a million miles away from him or wants to punch him in the head. Unfortunately, he can't be a million miles away from him in this movie, so I'm probably going to punch him in the head a lot."
One of the reasons that Jackman cited that he wanted out of the superhero game was the insane training he needed to get into Wolverine shape. He's doing that again for Deadpool 3 and adds that the opportunity to beat up Reynolds is one that he is focusing on.
"I'm doing eight shows a week right now, so I'm only lifting weights three times a week," Jackman said. "But I'll be getting into it once or twice a day as soon as this is done in a month. And I'll have six months to prep, and I always have the same approach every time I go in." He added, "I want it to be better than ever, to be in better shape than ever, more able to do things than ever. I just get the added incentive of taking Ryan Reynolds out each day."
At the moment, we don't know any other plot details about Deadpool 3, but we know that director Shawn Levy is behind the camera and frequently collaborates with Reynolds. The film also recently shifted release dates and is now set to come out on November 8, 2024.
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