With each passing day, comic fans are stepping closer to Deadpool & Wolverine starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. And by the time the wait rests to null, fans will probably have a storehouse of Easter eggs to break down. However, one Easter egg was ticked off the list recently with the movie’s second trailer release about its chief mischief-maker, slated for portrayal by Emma Corrin. Although how she impacts the storyline of Deadpool & Wolverine remains yet to be seen, Deadpool himself has given the seal of approval for Corrin’s malevolent genes.

The ongoing speculations surrounding the movie's supervillain’s capabilities have kept fans on edge for some time. Hence, Reynolds’ attestation is equivalent to the biggest vote of confidence.

Just as fans have been buckling up their seatbelts to welcome the priority MCU lineup of the year with Deadpool & Wolverine, the stars have been gearing up to ensure it is one big rollercoaster ride. Hence, following the far and wide speculations about the movie’s villain’s forces, in a recent interview with the Empire Magazine for their Deadpool & Wolverine issue, Ryan Reynolds described Emma Corrin’s villain as the “kind of villain I love”.

Reflecting on the second trailer’s Easter eggs and Corrin’s credibility as an antagonist, Reynolds emphasized his appreciation for Corrin's departure from the typical villain archetype. According to the Deadpool actor, the biggest takeaway about a villain is “who has real grounded and nuanced convictions”. And allegedly, Emma Corrin is a full package who brings these exact traits to her portrayal as Cassandra Nova.

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Like Reynolds took the side of Cassandra Nova, persistent in his anti-heroic charm, the director, Shawn Levy, broke the ice regarding their preferences for celebrity cameos.

By now, fans are more or less familiar with the plethora of Marvel character cameos comprising Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool & Wolverine. However, amidst the intense anticipation, concerns have arisen about whether these cameos might overshadow the main characters. But, Shawn Levy, acting as a responsible creator, alleviated fans' worries by revealing to Entertainment Weekly recently that the cameos were integrated into the plot as needed.

Reportedly, Levy and the team did not compile a "wishlist" for Marvel cameos; instead, they allowed the story to "dictate" the characters' appearances. He cited Aaron's return as Pyro as a natural outgrowth of this approach. Levy assured fans that each cameo served a purpose within the narrative, dispelling fears of the spotlight being stolen from the heroes. However, with Reynolds endorsing Emma Corrin's portrayal of Cassandra Nova, it appears that the supervillain is poised to make a significant impact regardless of the cameo appearances' prominence.

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