Yesterday, Ryan Reynolds asked Hugh Jackman if he would revive Wolverine for Deadpool 3, and the X-Man said yes.
But how is that possible since Wolverine died in Logan? Today, the frenemies explained how. However, I missed their explanation because, for some reason, Wham’s Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go was playing in my head. No matter how many times I replayed the video, the song would play when they were explaining how.
Damn you, George Michael and Andrew Ridgely, for your earworm of a song.
Deadpool 3 is coming out on September 6, 2024. Hopefully, the happy tune will be out of my head by then.
I don’t know what is making me wetter. The fact that Wolverine is joining Deadpool 3, or that Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds are actually doing a movie together. The latter, who am I kidding? Their frenemy bromance is epic and to see them bring it to the big screen gives me hope that the world can be a better place.
Cum to think about it, maybe this film can bring world peace. Because if these two can get along, so can the Ukraine and Russia, China and Beijing, Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde!
So mark your calendars because you are not going to want to miss Deadpool vs Wolverine on September 6, 2024. JFC that is like 2 years away. So much can happen between now and then. Israel and Palestine might actually achieve peace by the movie’s release date. If that happens, then the messiah will be here, and we won’t care about no stinking movie. We will just hope that we will be going to heaven and not hell. Although, I heard hell can be a fun place. Wait, what am I saying? Hopefully, they will move that date up because at the rate we are going to get the rapture could happen by 2024.
Hugh Jackman waited almost a whole lifetime to play The Music Man. He finally got the role on Broadway, and then came COVID. So, he waited a little longer.
Finally, he got the chance to take the stage as Harold Hill earlier this year. He is doing such a phenomenal job in the role that he received a Tony nomination for his performance.
Yesterday when the Tony winner (not for this part) was walking the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival for his movie The Son, he told the AP that the musical has an end date.
“Jan. 1 is going to be the last show,” Jackman revealed. “So we’ve got another three and a half months. So if you haven’t seen it, please come and see it.”
So hurry up and book your tickets while you can because those 76 trombones won’t be blowing for much longer.
Hugh Jackman gave one heck of a performance at the Tonys on Sunday. But then, on Monday, he tested positive for COVID-19 again. Therefore, the Music Man is silenced for a few performances.
However, the show must go on, so it will with his understudy Max Clayton in his role. And Jackman praised Clayton and told the people who have tickets for the show that he will be great as he praised all the understudies who wait in the wings for the chance of Broadway stardom!
Jackman first got it in December. Hopefully will be better soon.
COVID-19 is going through Broadway like the buzz of who is going to get nominated for a Tony this year. So, it should be no surprise that The Music Man got COVID-19 days after his co-star Sutton Foster and other cast members and crew tested positive.
Hugh Jackman wants you to know he is OK. He just has a runny nose and a scratchy throat. And as soon as he is cleared, the Greatest Showman will be back on stage doing what he loves most, being a triple threat.
Get well soon. And everyone, please be safe Omircron is spreading faster than mono at a Spin the Bottle party.
