Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's film ' Deadpool & Wolverine ' released worldwide on July 26. It's been more than two weeks since the movie was released and many are still talking about it for multiple reasons including the surprising cameos. Jennifer Garner, Chris Evans, Wesley Snipes, and Henry Cavill among others are part of the latest MCU film.
Talking about Henry, in particular, his cameo was one of the highlights of the movie. The actor plays a Wolverine variant aka Cavillrine in the Shawn Levy directorial film. Now, in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Zack Snyder, who cast Henry as Superman in 2013's Man of Steel , opened up about the much-talked-about cameo.
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right?!? And Deadpool was correct...
It does just feel so right 😅 #DeadpoolAndWolverine #Deadpool #Wolverine #HenryCavill pic.twitter.com/gCb3zKXNst — Logan Burns (@LOGAN_BURNS_) July 29, 2024 The filmmaker said, "I haven't seen it yet, but I did hear about it.
Sounds fun." When asked about Ryan Reynolds' character Wade Wilson aka Deadpool joking about how Marvel would treat him better than the 'studio down the street', Zack didn't respond but grinned. When asked if he was frustrated that Cavill's Superman was sidelined by DC, Snyder said, "Henry is an amazing Superman to me.
I hired him. I wanted him to be Superman. So any coins left on the table are unfortunate, and in that way, it would be great to have more Henry.
" Furthermore, he wished for more opportunities for the actor. Henry is yet to open up about his cameo in ' Deadpool & Wolverine '. The actor's appearance as a Wolverine variant has left fans intrigued about his future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
For quite some time now, some fans have been waiting to see Henry as Wolverine, and finally, fans saw him play the iconic character. henry cavill was built for this pic.twitter.
com/ILt7Lj2G51 — 🌊 (@dilfshub) August 1, 2024 ALSO READ | 'Deadpool & Wolverine': Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds celebrate their film's success by recreating an iconic meme.
