The Disney scene in Deadpool 2 was deleted directly

Movie Deadpool 2 The release date is near, so the side news surrounding it always makes the fans excited. Deadpool is an extremely popular anti-hero character in the universe Marvel for his humor with his mouth that never stops talking nonsense. But it seems that since returning under the command Disney He was also restrained. Recently, the main actor and film producer Ryan Reynolds revealed to the media that the 20th Century Fox once asked him to remove a scene that was funny but had “smug” details. Disney into movie.
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Last December, the “billion dollar deal” of Disney and 20th Century Fox made the Marvel fan community stir up a fan when finally X-men can also reunite with the Avengers. Besides, but the movie that Fox is exploiting such as: X-Men: Dark Phoenix, The New Mutants and Deadpool 2 all have to go through censorship or have their release dates rescheduled in turn. This is also related to the above transaction.
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Respond to the newspaper’s interview Entertainment WeeklyRyan Reynolds said: “There was a funny story in Deadpool 2 that was removed. Maybe I shouldn’t have said this, but Fox told me to remove it. Since the joke in this movie was related to Disney, I ended up saying it. didn’t bring it into Deadpool 2. Now that I think about it, I think it was probably the right decision.”
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After Disney repurchase Foxmany people have expressed concern about whether an R-rated movie (16+) like Deadpool Can you survive in this empire? Even Deadpool’s main actor – Ryan Reynolds feels confused about his future and revealed it is unlikely that a part 3 of the series will be available. Deadpool when you share a house with Mickey Mouse. However, the actor recently reassured fans by sharing: “I know, Mr. Bob Iger (Disney President and CEO) has said that the space of the Marvel universe is very large, enough for R-rated movies like Deadpool to have a place to live. So I think Disney can’t buy Fox and throw it away, but a movie like this, certainly expanding and developing a wider variety of the studio’s film industry is what they want to do.”​