As fans sip in the last drop of the wait to watch Deadpool & Wolverine take their antics to the big screens, Ryan Reynolds is doing everything in his capability to keep the fans on their toes. While the nods of their buzzing arrival have been attending to all kinds of updates- official and unofficial- Reynolds chose to drop another surprise with his buddy and renowned director, Shawn Levy from Deadpool & Wolverine’s editing room.

Reynolds and Levy recently gave a glimpse of the editing room where the archives of the chaotic heroes have been prepared to make their formal debut on the big screen next month.

Deadpool & Wolverine may not align perfectly with Ryan Reynolds' original vision, but he is sparing no effort to ensure its future success. Currently, all his social media updates revolve around Deadpool & Wolverine. His latest teaser came via an Instagram story selfie with Shawn Levy from the movie’s editing room.

In the typical Merc with a Mouth fashion, Reynolds captioned the story, “Homestretch in Deadpool & Honeybadgers edit room,” referring to the final stages of Deadpool & Wolverine’s production. He humorously noted that “the light at the end of the tunnel isn't a train” this time. Instead, it could be the Marvel montage heralding the arrival of Deadpool & Wolverine on the big screen, with their iconic tagline, “Let’s F***ing Go.”

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Speaking of the final edits, it appears that one of the biggest cameos set to appear in Deadpool & Wolverine has been achieved through the magic of editing than an on-set performance. 

The cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine have been a major source of excitement for fans since the beginning. As fans continue to speculate about who will make an appearance and who might be left out, it turns out that Chris Hemsworth's cameo as Thor is a result of editorial finesse rather than new filming. Thor’s cameo footage premiered at CinemaCon 2024, showing Thor mourning over Deadpool’s body (Ryan Reynolds), mirroring the scene from Thor: The Dark World where he grieves for Loki. 

This cameo was crafted using the existing footage from Thor: The Dark World. Surprisingly, even Hemsworth was unaware of this inclusion until the revelation. In a May interview with Comicbook.com, Hemsworth expressed his surprise and delight, adding, "it's really cool." Now fans have a small yet tantalizing spoiler about Reynolds and Shawn Levy’s final touches in the editing room, enough to keep their excitement sky-high.

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