What do you do when your little superhero film actually does the best business of any R-rated movie in history? If you\u2019re Ryan Reynolds, you start cooking up even bigger and bolder things for your next outing as Deadpool \u2014 as well as start trying to convince another Marvel A-lister to join you in a standalone adventure.<\/p>\n
Speaking to Variety<\/em>, Reynolds confesses that he\u2019s still cooking up ideas for future follow-ups to last year\u2019s Deadpool<\/em>, which tallied $783 million at the global box office. Factoring in that it was last year\u2019s most illegally pirated film online (probably in part because it was banned in China), Reynolds thinks it \u201cmight have been the first billion-dollar R-rated movie.\u201d<\/p>\n While a sequel to Deadpool<\/em> is already in development with new director David Leitch (John Wick<\/em>) replacing Tim Miller, Reynolds (who\u2019s nominated for a Golden Globe for the role) has plenty of other ideas beyond that. \u201cI would love to play Deadpool for as long as they would let me play Deadpool. We have outlines and stories for a number of different films,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n Watch Ryan Reynolds nail this fake interview:<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n