Ryan Reynolds Tweets First Reveal of 'Deadpool' Villain Negasonic Teenage Warhead
Ryan Reynolds who plays the titular "Deadpool" in the upcoming 20th Century Fox film, has just tweeted audiences' first look at the character, Negasonic Teenage Warhead.
With Marvel Comics' "Deadpool" opening in theaters on Feb. 12 next year, Ryan Reynolds, who plays the titular character, has been releasing information on the upcoming film on a regular basis.
The latest reveal was outed on Reynold's Twitter feed where he posted himself in his "Deadpool" outfit sitting beside a tough-looking Brianna Hildebrand in her character's full costume as Negasonic Teenage Warhead.
Newcomer Hildebrand's oddly named character was created in 2001 by Frank Quitely and Grant Morrisson on the "New X-Men" comics. Negasonic Teenage Warhead was featured as a precognitive mutant and one of Emma Frost's students.
Dressed in all-black with closely cropped dark hair, Reynolds was photographed during filming with Hildebrand in a sequence involving Deadpool getting thrown against the side of a car. The sequence also included "Game of Thrones" actor, Ed Skrein, who recently signed on to play the villain Ajax in the film.
Skrein has been photographed sporting a bloody mouth and face after apparently shooting a fight scene with Reynolds involving a broken and bloody sword.
The upcoming film revolves around former Special Forces operative, Wade Wilson, who has been making a living as a mercenary. Wilson becomes one of the subjects of a rogue experiment that gifts him with the power of accelerated healing.
Reynolds has originally played the mentally unstable motor-mouth mutant in 2009's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" opposite Hugh Jackman, but has mentioned Deadpool's earlier role as a villain has been shifted to suit the purposes of the solo movie, with the titular character portrayed as being on the hunt for the people responsible for turning him into a mutant.
"Deadpool" also stars Morena Baccarin, Gina Carano, and T.J. Miller.