Henry Cavill in Deadpool & Wolverine. (Photo Credit – Instagram)
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For the past few weeks, there have been speculations about Henry Cavill joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Henry has been a part of the DC superhero universe as Superman. However, it was announced last year that he will no longer play Clark Kent. But his fans want him to do Marvel movies, and the rumours are only getting stronger daily.
From Dr Doom to Cyclops to Captain Britain, there were several reports about what character Henry Cavill would play in the MCU. The new reports state that the Argylle actor will play a Wolverine variant in Deadpool & Wolverine. As reported by Giant Freakin Robot, Henry might appear in Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman’s upcoming Marvel movie.
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The report mentions that Henry will wear a long brown coat in the movie. Will he have long hair or a beard? That’s something we will find out only when the movie releases.
So far, neither Marvel nor the actor has confirmed the news. These are just speculations. But the Deadpool & Wolverine teaser trailer hinted at the multiversal plotline. So, is Henry Cavill really going to appear in the film? We hope so because seeing him in an MCU movie would be exciting.
However, Henry Cavill is quite a famous actor. He has played a superhero in the past and was also a part of Netflix’s The Witcher. Will Marvel really use the actor briefly as a special appearance in one of their films? We hope not. The actor’s fans would love to see him work in multiple Marvel films, as he has that striking screen presence and star power. So, whether this news is accurate or not, we will find out only when the movie is released.
Coming to Deadpool & Wolverine, the Shawn Levy directorial also stars Morena Baccarin, Emma Corrin, Karan Soni, Brianna Hildebrand and Leslie Uggams. The film will release in theatres on July 26, 2024.
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