Hugh Jackman

It's really happening! A running joke from the Deadpool movies (and the whole meta-Deadpool story that is Ryan Reynolds' real life) is about to become an ...

beyond asking Hugh Jackman to play Wolverine “one more time.” Cue “I Will Always Love Hugh,” a message that says “Coming Hughn,” and Wolverine claw marks slashing up the Deadpool logo. [Deadpool](https://www.avclub.com/film/reviews/Deadpool-2016) movies (and the whole meta-Deadpool story that is Ryan Reynolds’ real life) is about to become an actual reality, with Reynolds confirming that Hugh Jackman will be playing Wolverine in Deadpool 3. Deadpool is going to say all of those things in the movie, and we’re going to cheer our little goddamn heads off.

Fans have been waiting to hear more about Deadpool 3, which will not only be the latest entry in the Ryan Reynolds-starring superhero series but also will ...

Jackman's appearance in Deadpool 3 will see him making his debut in the MCU along with the titular Wade Wilson, though it is currently unknown the size that his role in the upcoming film will be. The video showed a montage of Reynolds as he talks about the introspection and process that was going into the creation of the film, as it was important that the character's debut in the MCU was special. The video ends with a rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" with the word "You" replaced with "Hugh" as the Deadpool logo appears, before it is cut through by three Adamantium claws, followed by the reveal of the September release date.

The actor reverses course for Ryan Reynolds and will now reprise the X-Men anti-hero for 'Deadpool 3.'

After Reynolds vamped for a while, claiming he was short on ideas for the sequel, Jackman is spotted briefly strolling by in the background, eating a snack. “Yuh,” Jackman grunts as he walks upstairs. "Let's just be clear.”

Ryan Reynolds just broke some Hugh-ge news in the movie world. The actor announced on Tuesday that Hugh Jackman will be reprising his role as Wolverine in ...

Deadpool was introduced in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” in 2009, but totally different than the smart-alecky take of the stand-alone movies. Wolverine was killed in the film “Logan,” so Jackman’s appearance will require some “We’re going to ignore lots of history” footwork, but they’re likely to have fun with it – just as they clearly did making the closing logo at the end of Reynold’s video. And terrifying. And I… “Every ‘Deadpool’ needs to stand out and stand apart. Adding that he wanted to make Deadpool’s first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (as this is the first “Deadpool” film to be produced following Disney’s purchase of 20th Century Fox) “special,” Reynolds said he sought out to “stay true to the character, find new depth, motivation, meaning.”

But nobody is ever really dead when it comes to superhero stuff. Superman doesn't die even when he's buried. Batman returns. And now, thanks to this cute little ...

. . I loved the original Deadpool but the sequel felt . Well, no, Tina Turner doesn’t sing Hugh, but they replace “you” with “Hugh” in the captions. “And I will always love Hugh” plays in the background. Spoilers—he dies in the film and it seems as though it’s lights out for the character, or at least Jackman’s version of the character, for good. After a goofy intro from Reynolds, he says “And I .