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The wisecracking mercenary superhero Deadpool is not too different from Ryan Reynolds, said the actor who plays the character at a press conference in Seoul Wednesday.
The actor visited Korea to promote “Deadpool 2,” the sequel to the Marvel superhero film “Deadpool” released in 2016. The second installment is set for a world premiere in Korean theaters on May 16.
“I would say we‘re a pretty close match,” Reynolds told reporters of his character at a hotel in central Seoul.
The actor visited Korea to promote “Deadpool 2,” the sequel to the Marvel superhero film “Deadpool” released in 2016. The second installment is set for a world premiere in Korean theaters on May 16.
“I would say we‘re a pretty close match,” Reynolds told reporters of his character at a hotel in central Seoul.
“The only difference, of course, is that I have a tiny little editor in my head that says, ’Don‘t say that.’ Deadpool does not have that, he just says whatever comes to mind,” he joked.
In the film, Deadpool is a self-deprecating, flippant anti-hero who has severe scarring on his body from previous mutation experiments.
In the new film, he gathers X-Force, a team of mutants committed to protecting a young mutant from the time-traveling villain Cable.
By Rumy Doo (doo@heraldcorp.com)
