Ryan Reynolds has once again stirred up excitement among Marvel fans. In a recent social media post, he shared a deleted scene from the film ‘Deadpool and Wolverine.’ The scene sent fans into overdrive.
Moreover, it’s safe to say that the scene made it clear that the film wasn’t the last of the Gambit. Fans are now even more curious about the future of Channing Tatum‘s Gambit.
Channing Tatum’s Gambit Escapes The Void Through “Marvel Sparkle Circle” In ‘Deadpool And Wolverine’
The scene in question reveals that Gambit not only survived the epic battle in the Void but also has a way out of the wasteland. A mysterious inter-dimensional portal, referred to as a “Marvel spark circle” by Deadpool, appears in the reflection of Gambit’s eyes. These portals allow characters to traverse the multiverse.
This revelation opens up a world of possibilities for Tatum’s Gambit. While it’s not explicitly confirmed that he will return to the MCU, the deleted scene certainly suggests that the door is open for him to do so. It also hints at the potential for Gambit to explore other dimensions or universes. So, fans might actually get a solo Gambit film.
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Channing Tatum Would Do Anything For A Solo Gambit Film
Tatum’s long-held desire to portray Gambit in a standalone film remains strong. Despite the previous project’s demise due to Disney’s acquisition of Fox, Tatum has expressed his continued interest in bringing the character to life on the big screen.
While his dreams came true with ‘Deadpool And Wolverine‘ his desperation for a solo Gambit Film Remains. Previously, while talking to Variety, Tatum shared his hope that his dream will become a reality. “Of course, I’ve said it. I’ve been saying I want it for the last 10 years,” Tatum said. “It’s in Bob Iger and Kevin Feige’s hands. I pray to God,” he added.
Additionally, while talking to Jimmy Fallon on the Tonight Show he expressed that he would “Kill Kittens” and do a lot of horrible things to get a solo Gambit film. Ultimately, the decision rests with Marvel Studios executives Bob Iger and Kevin Feige.
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