Ryan Reynolds Reacts To Taylor Swift Rumors Circling 'Deadpool & Wolverine'
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The actor promised that there will be plenty of "surprises" in the upcoming superhero film.
Ryan Reynolds is making clear that his pal Taylor Swift won’t appear in “Deadpool & Wolverine,” but the actor is hinting at some other “surprises” that are in store for moviegoers.
On Monday’s episode of “The Tonight Show,” Reynolds sought to put an end to recent gossip about the pop sensation’s supposed involvement in the upcoming film.
“There’s rumors all about all these insane cameos that may or may not be in the movie,” said host Jimmy Fallon, before mumbling, “Taylor Swift.”
“I wish!” Reynolds replied. “Taylor, you know, if I ever stop, she’d make a good Deadpool. She’s funny. Funny!”
The “If” star’s comments come after trailers for “Deadpool & Wolverine” seemed to confirm the inclusion of the character Lady Deadpool. In the Marvel comics, Lady Deadpool, aka Wanda Wilson, is a female version of Deadpool, the alter ego of mercenary Wade Wilson.
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