As Deadpool & Wolverine hit theaters on July 26, Ryan Reynolds addressed a long-standing mystery: his involvement in the 2014 leak of Deadpool test footage. The actor, known for his portrayal of the wisecracking anti-hero, appeared on a talk show where he was hooked up to a polygraph machine and asked about the infamous leak.
During the show, Ryan Reynolds was directly asked if he had any role in leaking the 2014 Deadpool footage. With Hugh Jackman present, adding to the humour and pressure of the situation, Reynolds dealt with the question with his characteristic wit. Initially, he tried to evade the question, saying, "That’s a great question. This is a great question. Pass."
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Jackman, laughing, reminded Reynolds of the polygraph setup, pushing him not to lie. Reynolds then humorously threatened, "And if I wanted to break out of this room and destroy everything in my path, I would." Finally, he conceded, "I mean, I might have provided an assist."
The polygraph confirmed Ryan Reynolds was telling the truth. He elaborated, "I was Scottie Pippen. I was just there doing my job, and someone else gets all the credit."
The film Deadpool & Wolverine has garnered attention for its star-studded cameos. Initial reports suggested appearances by Henry Cavill and Chris Evans, with Taylor Swift rumoured to play Lady Deadpool. However, Reynolds clarified that Swift would not be in the film. He also revealed that the movie was originally supposed to be made under a fake title as a prank, a plan that was eventually scrapped by the makers.
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