Cameo between Deadpool and Wolverine surprises Chris Hemsworth

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Chris Hemsworth as Thor makes an appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine, although the actor didn’t have to show up on site to film his sequence. Thor’s appearance was shown in previously shown CinemaCon video, although the footage was modified from an earlier movie. At CinemaCon 2024, the video for Thor’s appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine made its premiere. In it, Thor wept over Deadpool’s (Ryan Reynolds) corpse, just as he had done with Tom Hiddleston’s character Loki in Thor: The Dark World. Hemsworth was unaware that his character was included in the film, which was created using clips from Thor: The Dark World. The Furiosa star revealed how shocked he was by the revelation in a recent interview.

“I was ignorant. Am I within that? It is so cool,” Hemsworth exclaimed. “You sort of get carried away and think, ‘Oh, neat! I have a role on the team. Even though I’m not in the film, they’re talking about me. However, that entire environment is really cool to be a part of. I believe that everything’s interconnectedness is what gives it all a very wonderful appearance.” In addition to this Thor hint, Deadpool and Wolverine are anticipated to make other significant cameos. Characters from Fox’s X-Men films will be featured alongside other well-known personalities like Jennifer Garner as Elektra, because the film’s main characters explore the universe. Numerous appearances have been formally announced, but there have been countless speculations regarding who else could make an appearance. The most widely circulated claim is that Taylor Swift will make an appearance, most likely as Dazzler, an X-Men character.

Fans are really interested in Deadpool & Wolverine only because the two main actors are collaborating, even without the cameos. Hugh Jackman plays Logan in the film, while Ryan Reynolds plays Wade Wilson. When the concept was originally revealed, people were surprised because Jackman had already declared his retirement from the Wolverine character. After Logan in 2017, he was determined to retire, but he eventually had second thoughts about Deadpool and Wolverine. “I reached a point when, perhaps ten years ago, I thought, I’m not enjoying it. It stung. Regarding his original withdrawal from the job, Jackman told People that it was difficult. “I’ve been dancing a lot since taking a break. I have been performing on stage. I had a great time with it when I returned to it.”