That's his answer: "God I hope so, that would be really nice. I dunno, we'll see. It seems like he's open to it, but it's gonna be more of a scheduling issue than anything else".

So, the fact he mentions it's a "scheduling issue" rather than anything else, that's encouraging, right? Plus, to lock Hugh Jackman in for Deadpool "“ even for a mere cameo "“ would definitely, in my opinion, earn some extra audience for the movie.

Though Ryan Reynolds alone will bring a host of moviegoers to watch Deadpool once it arrives in theaters on February 12th, 2016 "“ that's what I think.

This is not the only issue he addresses. Further about his involvement in Deadpool below!

Deadpool budget and lead man's involvement

Asked about his involvement in the production, Ryan Reynolds put's it like this: "I'm intimately involved, only because this movie doesn't have the budget that those X-Men movies had; this is, comparatively speaking, a very small film".

Plus, "We have to make the most out of every dollar that we're putting on screen. So you get involved in all sorts of things that you would never have otherwise gotten involved in, right down to what colour the walls are at the back of the set".

The fact Ryan Reynolds has grown so fond of the movie despite the not-so-abundant budget is reflected by his attitude regarding his gain from Deadpool: will he be artistically or financially satisfied?

"Just artistically, if this goes according to plan I'll definitely feel like I've done enough. No, nothing to do with the bank balance".

So, there you have it: Ryan Reynolds seems really committed to Deadpool. No wonder the character suits him so well! Plus, his hoping for Wolverine's cameo is reassuring: he didn't deny it, which means chances are we'll get to see more of Hugh Jackman before his last act in Wolverine 3.

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