Deadpool 3 trailer has dropped revealing first look at Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
After seven years, Hugh Jackman has returned as Wolverine.
The Marvel star has been shown as Wolverine for the first time since 2017's Logan in the new trailer for Deadpool and Wolverine, the third film in the Deadpool trilogy. Check it out:
Deadpool and Wolverine is the third film in the Deadpool trilogy, and sees the debut of both Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in the MCU.
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Jackman's character appears to be a variant of Wolverine - with Succession star Matthew Macfadyen saying he was a 'different' Wolverine who tried and failed to save his world.
The trailer was FULL of references, whether it be a giant Ant-Man head, a throwback to Jackman's iconic cameo scene from X-Men: First Class, or Deadpool directly addressing Kevin Feige in a pointed joke about cocaine.
Add to that the fact that there was a Dr Strange portal shown - it seems this trailer only gives a hint as to how insane this film is going to be.
The trailer also gave us the first look at the likely villain of the film, Emma Corrin as Cassandra Nova.
The bizarre character had fans freaking out over her freaky backstory earlier this month when they thought they'd figured out who Corrin was playing.
Whilst it is not 100% clear how she will factor in, the new look at the film is the most substantial hint at what the plot will be that we have received so far.
Deadpool appears at points more serious than he has ever been in the films, insisting Jackman's Wolverine come with him in order to help save his world.
Giving flashes of the characters we've come to know and love in Deadpool, and Deadpool 2 - it appears the pair are on a mission to, once again, save the world.
Fans are understandably hyped following the brilliant trailer.
Harrison James responded to the trailer on X to say: "This is gonna be such a bats**t crazy movie and i am so ready for it".
Another fan said: "This is gonna be the best marvel movie EVER."
Jackman has not appeared as the character since - spoiler alert - he died in the critically acclaimed Logan.
The trailer debuted at Cinemacon in Las Vegas at the Disney panel.
Whilst the trailer has been released, Cinemacon-goers were shown exclusive footage of the pair.
According to DiscussingFilm, fans were shown an exclusive scene featuring Wolverine swearing at the crowd, and Deadpool mentioning the upcoming Avengers film Secret Wars.
Topics: Deadpool, Film and TV, Hugh Jackman, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Deadpool and Wolverine
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