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More than a decade later, we finally know who revealed that notorious Deadpool test that helped make the film. For those who may need a refresher in August 2014, some test recordings for the proposed Deadpool film filmed by director Tim Miller and starring Ryan Reynolds leaked online. He created outrage among fans and essentially forced Fox to set fire to the film. During all this time, no one possessed to be responsible for leaking. Finally, the party for guilt appeared.

In a recent interview at the Toronto International Film Festival (through Fun weekly), Ryan Reynolds admitted that he had committed the crime. In the past, it is said that only four people, Miller and Reynolds, along with screenwriters Rett Reese and Paul Wernder, had access to the footage. So one of them had to be a source of leaks. Now, with multi -billions of dollars in the books, Reynolds has decided it is time to split. Here's what he had to say about it:

"Yes, I deceived a little, but I think I was something people would be interested in. And I'm grateful to listen to that instinct and I'm grateful for doing the wrong thing at that moment."

His instincts were correct, despite Fox's suspicions. Deadpool continued to earn $ 782 million on the global treasurer Against a very small budget of $ 58 million. More than that, it has proven that superhero films with a r evaluation can work on the largest possible volume. It, in turn, helped to pave the way for movies like "Logan" that will come in the coming years. If that footage of the test did not reveal, none of this could have happened. It sounds dramatic, but it's true. Fox seemingly not to make the film and this forced the studio's hand.

"I shot test recordings a few years before, and the studio just didn't want anything with it," Reynolds recalled the footage in question during the interview. "Dedpul is a character," the actor added. "People really didn't know who he was, and I loved him. I was obsessed with because I wanted he knew he was in a comic book movie. It was a kind of target, it was kind of new. But the tests existed and it was really a case study of how it could work. And they just wouldn't do it."

Reynolds previously played a version of Deadpool in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", which did not pass very wellto put mild. The actor was committed to getting the image of the screen, but after that test -he was sitting with dust collecting, it was clear that nothing would happen. So, Reynolds took things into his own hands. However, as the actor explained during the interview, he had a moment of panic after he first descended:

"Some ** hole leaks online and I'm like, you know, looking at the guy in the mirror that brushes my teeth. And I'm like, 'Hey, what did you do? This can be punished by law!" But the Internet forced the studio to say, "We make this film," and 24 hours later, that film had the green light. "

It is safe to say, Fox was pleased with the outcome. "Deadpool 2" has become similar to a huge hit for the studio. Recently, Deadpool & Wolverine made more than $ 1.3 billion in box officeBecoming the highest-ranking movie of all time. All that success stems from this act of defiance.

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