Ryan Reynolds Still Opposes Fourth Deadpool Movie

Although the third film in the "Deadpool" movie series, "Deadpool vs. Wolverine", has raked in more than $1.3 billion in global box office and broke Disney+ records, after its great success, the leading actor Ryan Reynolds has expressed concerns about whether there will be a fourth film in the series, and expressed his wish that Deadpool would appear as a supporting role in the future.

In this regard, Ryan Reynolds made it clear in a recent interview with the foreign media "HollywoodReporter": "If you take away everything from Deadpool and put him in a desperate situation, it will be most effective to focus on him. I really can't do this anymore. The fourth time feels a bit repetitive and redundant. But this doesn't mean sacrificing fun. Deadpool still has a satisfying and powerful story line."

According to foreign media "The Escapist", despite Reynolds's hesitation, Marvel Studios still seems to want to make another "Deadpool" movie, especially after the latest movie performed well at the box office. This shows that they believe the character is still popular and can make money. The studio's interest suggests that they may try to convince Reynolds to agree (to participate in the fourth film).

The Escapist also points out that Reynolds' concerns are not new in the blockbuster world, and other actors have similar concerns about playing demanding roles (both physically and creatively). This trend usually leads to actors returning to the role later (such as Hugh Jackman, who announced that he would no longer play Wolverine, returning in Deadpool and Wolverine), so Reynolds' current doubts may not last long.

His concerns could be due to being bored with previous projects or wanting to try out a new role before reprising this one. Of course, the final choice will depend on whether Reynolds is interested and whether Marvel Studios wants to move forward, and the box office success of the previous film could have a major impact on whether they decide to make a fourth film.