Deadpool 3 has been keeping their fans on their toes with Ryan Reynolds brewing something interesting. Being the first R-rated after 15 years of being a PG-13 one, this Marvel movie is definitely going to raise your eyes. And with multiple old characters coming on board the multiverse story, we’ll see the appearance of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. Although Marvel is pretty good at keeping its secrets, it does bless us with some once in a while.

Recently, one of the most beloved characters from the Deadpool cast revealed a compelling difference that the upcoming movie would have from the past two movies. 

This character reveals the only difference in the R-rated Marvel movie

This character from Deadpool loves the movie Frozen. He meets Wade Wilson and accepts a friendly high-five instead of the taxi fair. Not only this, he also becomes the mutant’s personal chauffeur. If you guessed it right, a high-five to you too. Dopinder, the taxi driver that Deadpool manages to befriend during one of his missions. And this character, played by Karan Soni recently revealed the major difference between the current and last movies. 

In an interview with Comic.com, he said that even though all three movies are similar in terms of being R-rated, he has only seen a few glimpses of his character this time. 

He told in the interview, “I have not gotten the script this time. The other two, we did get it, it’s a big difference, at least for me.” And understandably, Marvel and Fox movies are maintaining their strictness with the whole secrecy thing. 

But how will this movie turn out moving forward? This is what we know of its developments so far.

This is what we know after the new Ryan Reynolds development 

The SAG-AFTRA strikes for fair pay and job security are still in process, with the studios not reaching an agreement yet. And with Reynolds’ joining the strikes too, the production that was given a green flag to continue has halted. The release date will definitely face a blow and we are unsure of how.

With no formal announcement, we have yet to see the comic-accurate costumes on screen. 

Are you excited to see how this difference played out in Deadpool 3? Comment below and let us know.