If it blasts off as expected this weekend, “Deadpool & Wolverine” is slated to rival the billion-dollar grossing “Inside Out 2” as summer’s biggest blockbuster.
If it blasts off as expected this weekend, “Deadpool & Wolverine” is slated to rival the billion-dollar grossing “Inside Out 2” as summer’s biggest blockbuster.
For Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, this comes as the sweetest cherry on a cake that’s been baking for decades.
Jackman, now 55, was 30 when he was a last-minute casting for the first X-Men movie. The original actor had a scheduling conflict and had to be replaced. It would be the Australian’s first Hollywood movie. Overnight, it launched him onto the A-list.
But there was a hitch, Jackman told the New York Times. His paperwork wouldn’t clear Customs for entry to the filming in Canada.
