The latest run with him has basically solidified the idea that he's Canadian. Some say he's American while others say Canadian. Deadpool's nationality is something that bounces back and forth in the comics depending on the writer. When beating up Ajax, Deadpool refers to himself as being from Regina, Saskatchewan. How hard is it to shoot that properly? That’s not something they put in Wolverine nor would it belong in that universe.” It’s a guy that knows he’s in a comic book.
And I was like, I really, really wanna play this guy at some point. And he said he looks like a cross between a Shar-Pei and Ryan Reynolds. I remember reading one of the Deadpool comic books, and somebody asked Deadpool what he looks like. Not only is this an easy Spider-Man reference, but it’s also a reference to Cable/Deadpool #2 from way back in 2004 where Deadpool compared himself to Ryan Reynolds mixed with a shar-pei, which is the frame that got Ryan interested in playing Deadpool in the first place. This aspect of the character has been around since the late-90s.ĭeadpool remarks that he looks like he was bitten by a radioactive shar-pei. This might be a nod to his X-Force attire, or his X-Force team member, Fantomex (who's pretty similar to Deadpool in character).ĭeadpool breaks the fourth wall, talking directly to the viewer at times and being well aware that he’s fictional. Wade demurs, citing his looks, and adds, "Do you think Ryan Reynolds got this far on his superior acting ability?"ĭeadpool's initial costume is white. While recovering after the freeway fight, Wade is being consoled by his blind friend, who urges him again to go after Vanessa. On the Deadpool board in Sister Margaret's someone bet on R Reynold to die. " which could be a reference to a similar line used by the character played by Ryan Reynolds in Blade: Trinity. When freaking out after Vanessa's kidnapping, Wade mutters a line beginning with "Cock juggling. While working in the context of the scene, Wade tells him that it's a bad idea, a reference to the unpopular depiction of Wade Wilson in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
He shows her the record.Ījax suggests sewing Wade's mouth shut. and the vinyl music record it's sitting on top of. As a joke, he wants to show Vanessa the greatest thing in the world, and picks up the toy. Wade happens to own an action figure of Deadpool from X-Men Origins: Wolverine for the sake of jabbing at that movie’s terrible portrayal. Both a reference to Ryan Reynolds’ Green Lantern stint and the fact that the Green Lantern costume was entirely animated. Wade remarks that he doesn’t want his superhero suit to be green or animated. The inside of one goon's wallet is seen in the opening credits, containing a picture of the goon dressed as a superhero with a bright green mask and ring, referring to Reynolds playing Hal Jordan in DC Comics' Green Lantern film. The cover of People Magazine’s Novemissue (where Ryan Reynolds was named “Sexiest Man Alive.”) Surprisingly, there isn't a single reference to his inability to draw feet.ĭuring the freeway battle, there are exits named Liefeld Rd, Nicieza St, and Miller Street (Tim Miller the Director). He actually cameos in the film, at the Hellhouse. He and Fabian Nicieza worked on the comics. “Rob L.” written on one Goon’s coffee cup - a reference to one of Deadpool’s creators, Rob Liefeld. I've used a lot of information from their site.Īll references below are from Den of Geek, unless stated otherwise. This answer is a Community Wiki, so if you want to add anything to it, just edit it.ĭen of Geek had an incredible article on this.
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