As "Deadpool 3" climbs the box office charts, Collider’s Steve Weintraub had the chance to sit down with Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy for an engaging interview. Reynolds playfully described the interview as "the spoiler one where you get to fully open the robe and reveal everything." This allowed them to address several pressing questions fans have been asking since the credits—and post-credits scenes—rolled. We've gathered all the insights here for you.

In "Deadpool 3," Deadpool officially makes his debut in Kevin Feige's MCU alongside Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, reuniting these beloved characters on screen. Given the epic nature of their on-screen relationship and the high anticipation from fans, it was clear that the film would deliver excitement. Reynolds and Levy, however, took things even further by incorporating a multiverse of legacy characters, variants, and unexpected surprises that even brought Reynolds to tears.

Although Reynolds may not know who Earth-616's central figure is, he acknowledges Jackman as his real-life anchor and reflects on working with the "Deadpool" and "Wolverine" teams, expressing his deep gratitude for the film's enthusiastic reception.

In the interview, Reynolds and Levy delve into their approach to both pre-production and filming. They discuss their efforts to honor legacy characters who "never got a third act," including Wesley Snipes as Blade, Jennifer Garner as Elektra, and Channing Tatum’s Gambit movie, which was ultimately shelved in the era of 20th Century Fox. They also touch on the filming of action sequences between Deadpool and Wolverine, the rumored Taylor Swift cameo, Henry Cavill's appearance, and the possibility of bringing back Chris Evans for an R-rated Marvel moment, among other topics.