“Deadpool & Wolverine”: Ryan Reynolds revealed a deleted scene from Gambit that would anticipate his return

Ryan Reynolds revealed on social media this sequence in which Gambit seems to look at a Doctor Strange portal

Ryan Reynolds has revealed something that many viewers missed. During the post-credits scene of the film Deadpool & WolverineMarvel fans were so focused on the appearance of Chris Evans who overlooked another impressive detail hidden in the background: the reappearance of the character of Gambitplayed by Channing Tatum.

Weeks after the premiere in July, Reynolds decided to share the moment on his social media, allowing followers to clearly observe a scene that has left many intrigued. The video actually appears on one of the multiple AVT monitors that Deadpool has in front of him.

In the post-credits scene of “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Gambit is briefly seen walking through debris in the Void, just before a Doctor Strange portal opens (Instagram/Vancity Reynolds)

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In the released sequence, the card-carrying mutant is seen walking among the remains of bodies in the Void, the site of Fox’s characters’ final stand. In the final seconds, his glowing eyes turn to the camera and he flashes a smile before a Doctor Strange portal is heard (and seen slightly reflected in his eyes) opening.

During the film, Wade, along with Logan (Hugh Jackman), Elektra (Jennifer Garner), Blade (Wesley Snipes) and X-23 (Dafne Keen)join forces to confront the villain Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin) in the scavenger hunt also seen in the Loki series. Although at one point they seem to have the battle under control, the arrival of the devouring being Alioth complicates the situation, making the fate of several protagonists uncertain.

In “Deadpool & Wolverine,” the final battle features characters like Wade, Logan, Elektra, Blade and X-23 facing Cassandra Nova and Alioth, complicating matters (Marvel Studios)

Ryan Reynolds’ revelation on social media attracted a lot of attention. “Marvel Spark Circle”Reynolds wrote in his post, referencing the magical portals popularized by Stephen Strange and the Kamar-Taj sorcerers who appear in the character’s films and Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.

This revelation by the Canadian actor has generated endless theories among fans about Gambit’s purpose and future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The scene has raised expectations about possible new plots and the reincorporation of old characters in future films.

Following the intense confrontation in “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Laura (X-23) returns from the Void to reunite with Logan, while the fates of other characters are left up in the air (Marvel Studios)

Throughout the film, it is highlighted how, after the intense confrontation, Laura (X-23) manages to return from the Void to reunite with Logan, while the fates of Blade, Elektra and Gambit were left with no apparent resolution, thus increasing the intrigue about future events and possible sequels.

The Gambit and portal scene have been interpreted by some as a possible indication of future collaborations or confrontations with other Marvel heroes and villains, further cementing Tatum and the mutant as an interesting piece for the future of the studio led by Kevin Feige.

Channing Tatum, who played Gambit, had expressed his desire to explore the character further, raising expectations for future appearances in the Marvel universe (REUTERS/Hollie Adams)

Reynolds’ announcement has also reinvigorated interest in characters who might have been easily forgotten or overlooked in the maelstrom of action and special effects. Channing Tatum has previously mentioned his desire to explore Gambit more deeply, as well as his excitement about what surprises the future holds for his character in Marvel’s vast universe.

During the promotion of his new film Blink twiceChanning spoke to Collider about one scene in particular. Tatum commented, “I think at that point, if I had to guess, he’s still in the void, but there’s something going on in that moment that maybe nobody knows about yet.”

Channing Tatum recently released his film “Blink Twice,” directed by his partner Zoë Kravitz (REUTERS/Hollie Adams)

He then deflected the conversation by adding the following: “You never know, I literally might not be in another Marvel movie ever again, and I wouldn’t be surprised because I’ve had it in my hands before, and it’s gone. I always take it with a grain of salt, but I hope Kevin Feige, head of Marvel Studios, allows me to participate”.

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