Reynolds: Deadpool As An Avenger Is ‘The End’

While Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool has officially joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, don’t expect him to play well with others.Following the huge success of “Deadpool & Wolverine,” there’s been obvious speculation that the Merc with the Mouth could end up joining the X-Men or the Avengers at some point.However, in a recent interview with TIME Magazine, Reynolds says doing that would mark an end to the character: “If Deadpool becomes an Avenger or an X-Man, we’re at the end.

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Asked what’s next for the character? Reynolds says: “I’m writing a little something right now, that’s, I don’t know, it’s an ensemble. But, I like that [Deadpool] is isolated.”The nearly 20-minute interview took place on Wednesday and covers a range of topics, including the failure of “Green Lantern” to which he says: “I learned all the most amazing lessons I could ever have in the creative space from that movie.

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