Ryan Reynolds has always been an attractive, irrelevant and very funny actor who, for years, has been struggling to find the right blockbuster project to move him into a supermitwire. In 2004, he played the vampire hunter for vampires Hannibal King in Blade: Trinity, but most hated that movie, Including the Starweet Wesley Snaps. Then, in 2009, he seemed to have found the right part, playing the qualified, super-wilder of the killer Wade Wilson Aka Dudpul in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine". Although Reynolds brought his signature to the section, the film was rounded by fans and critics, citing his immature script and comic book changes. (Wilson was turned into a super-murder less than mouth with eye lasers.)

Two years later, Reynolds seemed to finally found his niche for Real playing Hull Jordandan in the expensive Martin Campbell superhero film "Green Lantern", but that film was also a failure because of it. In Campbell's opinion, the bad writing that Reynolds could have used. It was not up to Deadpool in 2016, Reynolds will find its role as blockbuster in the signature. Reynolds and Deadpool creators have turned the mutant killer into a self-conscious, quarter-winning comedy character, who was free to ridicule Reynolds' career to that point. Deadpool even referred to criticism that the superhero films were confusing and that the "green lantern" was tightened.

Deadpool's success led to additional Deadpool films, including the 2024 ultra-blockbuster "Deadpool & Wolverine", a movie that made $ 11 Gazilion (actually about $ 1.34 billion). The character is now firm Reynolds, who asks the question: Can anyone replace Reynolds as Deadpool? Really bold thought.

As it happens, there are some pretty great actors who could cope with Deadpool's signature, blot, foul humor and bisexual chaos. In fact, in the upcoming video game "Deadpool VR", which is due to appear later this year, Neil Patrick Harris will take over the role. Of course, Reynolds sarcastically mocked Harris casting in a fun short film posted on his YouTube channel (see below).

Harris, of course, has grown to fame as a teenager playing the title role in the hit TV series by Steven Bocche and David E. Keli "Dogie Hauser, D -R", who debuted in 1989 and focused on the fornication who at the age of 14 already provided a job as a professional doctor. (As the introductory sequence noted, he could have prescribed medication even, but he couldn't buy beer.) Every episode of the series ended with Hauser sitting on his computer, writing his magazine, thinking about the events of the day.

Reynolds, to ridicule Harris, recreated the "Dogie Hauser" magazine as part of the new promo "Deadpool VR". The video shows Reynolds, in a laboratory coat and glasses, entering a magazine, a computer in the 1980s era, about how Harris is a huge buttole to take over the role of Reynolds' signature. This was then interrupted by Robin Lailey, who played the repeated character Michele Farber in two seasons at Dogie Hauser. The Livewit grilled Reynolds for what is finely redistributing Deadpool. It's all a lot of fun. (Lively is, you can't know, the daughter -in -law of Reynolds.)

The bitterness of Reynolds is, obviously, false. He said that He is not in a hurry to return as Deadpool And you can get rid of that he did not have to express the character in "Deadpool VR". It is also worth noting that Harris is a great choice for playing Deadpool. As proven by his hedonistic performances in the films "Harold and Kumar", Harris is perfectly capable of playing violent, holes that require pleasure. He will have no problems with a storm and will miss explicit sexual references as Reynolds may have. Of course, Reynolds' performance has now redefined Deadpool for a new generation, but it would be interesting to see Harris turns around.

Deadpool VR will be posted on the Meta Quest 3 and 3S VR headphones over the next few months, although its official release date has not yet been released. If you've ever wanted to be inside Deadpool, now is your chance.