Why fans think Taylor Swift or Blake Lively could star in “Deadpool & Wolverine”

Are all the rumors about Taylor Swift joining the MCU finally coming true?

A new Deadpool and Wolverine The trailer, released on Tuesday, gave fans their first look at a mysterious character who, according to speculation, could be Swift – or alternatively Blake Lively, the wife of star Ryan Reynolds.

The figure is only briefly seen from the neck down, but has long blonde hair and a skin-tight Deadpool suit.

“So we can all agree that having Taylor Swift play Lady Deadpool would be totally Ryan Reynolds’ humor, right?” said one fan on X (formerly Twitter).

“Oh, that reference to Lady Deadpool was pretty…quick,” added another.

“Everyone is debating whether Lady Deadpool will be played by Blake Lively or Taylor Swift, but it would be a lot funnier if it was just Ryan,” he still said. another fan joked.

It’s a bit far-fetched, but there is plenty of evidence to support this speculation, not least the fact that at a Kansas City Chiefs football game last fall – along with her boyfriend Travis Kelce, of course – Swift was accompanied not only by Reynolds and Lively, but also by Hugh Jackman and Deadpool and Wolverine Director Shawn Levy.

There have long been rumors that Swift would join the Marvel Cinematic Universe – in recent years, most speculation has revolved around the X-Men character Dazzler. The fact that X-Men characters have appeared in previous Dead Pool Movies help, but it’s still a long way from a home run.

“That’s not going to be confirmed or denied in this interview,” Levy joked to ET when asked earlier this year if Swift was in the film. “I’m literally going to walk out of the picture and save myself or Ryan’s going to take a hit on me.”

“All anyone knows is that I went to a football game and those hours were well documented and that’s all I’m going to say,” he added. “What can I say? I think intrigue is fun.”

Levy had already told ET last November that he had seen the many different Deadpool 3 Spreading rumors is supposed to be “funny and also really useful because now people don’t know what’s true and what’s not. So I can just sit back and let the wave of truth and untruth wash over me.”

Deadpool and Wolverine will be in cinemas on July 26th.

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