Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds has opened up about the reason behind cutting Rob McElhenney‘s cameo from the film. In an interview, Reynolds explained that the decision was made to ensure the film’s pacing remained intact.

The Importance of Pacing

Reynolds stated, “We shot a lot of stuff that we didn’t use, and that’s just part of the process. We shot a lot of alternate takes, and we shot a lot of different versions of the movie.” He further added, “The pacing of the film is so critical, and it’s something that we worked really hard on. We wanted to make sure that the pacing was as quick and as snappy as possible, and that the jokes hit as hard as they could.”

Rob McElhenney‘s Original Role

Rob McElhenney, best known for his role as Mac in the TV series It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, was initially set to play a minor role in the film. However, his cameo was eventually cut from the final version. Reynolds explained that the decision was not made lightly, but it was necessary for the overall flow of the movie.

Reynolds’ Gratitude

Despite the cut, Reynolds expressed his gratitude towards McElhenney for his involvement in the project. He said, “I’m so grateful to have Rob as a friend, and I’m so grateful that he was willing to come out and do that for us.” Reynolds also praised McElhenney’s professionalism, stating, “He’s a great actor, and he’s a great improviser, and he’s a great writer, and he’s a great director. He’s just a great guy to have around.”

Conclusion

While fans may be disappointed to hear about the cut cameo, Reynolds’ explanation highlights the importance of pacing in filmmaking. The success of Deadpool proves that the hard work and dedication to maintaining a quick and snappy pace paid off. For more updates on the film and its cast, stay tuned to SuperHeroHype!

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