Deadpool & Wolverine: [Spoiler] Shares BTS Cameo Set Photo in Superhero Suit

As a long-time fan who has witnessed the evolution of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) characters over the years, I must admit that seeing Chris Evans back as Johnny Storm in Deadpool & Wolverine is nothing short of exhilarating! It’s like a blast from the past, reminding us all of the good old days when we first fell in love with these iconic heroes.

The Deadpool & Wolverine film for 2024 is rapidly approaching record-breaking box office sales, and fans are eagerly devouring every bit of news about this Marvel Cinematic Universe production. Lately, Chris Evans, who plays Johnny Storm / Human Torch in the movie, posted a behind-the-scenes photo on Instagram Stories featuring Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and director Shawn Levy, sparking excitement among fans from around the globe.

Chris Evans posts BTS photo of Johnny Storm, Deadpool, and Wolverine

In the picture, Evans, Reynolds, and Jackman are donning their character’s superhero outfits from the film they’re starring in. Evans expressed his gratitude towards @vancityreynolds, @thehughjackman, and @slevydirect in a post, stating that they were some of the kindest individuals he’s encountered. He also thanked Ryan specifically for facilitating this remarkable movie experience.

In a delightful aside, the actor from Knives Out expressed, “Bringing Johnny back to life was a cherished ambition, and he’ll forever hold a unique spot in my affection.”

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Previously, Evans played the character in Fantastic Four (2005) and its sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007). Later, he was chosen to play Steve Rogers / Captain America within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He portrayed this role across several films within the franchise until Avengers: Endgame (2019).

Despite having limited screen time, the character portrayed by Evans significantly influenced the storyline. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Evans shared his thoughts on the experience. “I only needed to make a short trip for filming, do a couple of days’ work, and then leave,” he said. “It was quite straightforward for me.”

Evans shared during the same interview that it was Reynolds who contacted him regarding the role. “Ryan’s a pal,” he stated. “He simply sent me a message saying, ‘Hey, it might be a long shot, but would you consider returning to something from 20 years ago?’ I replied, ‘Wow! Absolutely!'”

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2024-08-02 00:40