Deadpool & Wolverine certainly had its fair share of cameos, blowing some fan’s minds with appearances from Weslleyy Snipes’ Blade and Chris Evans as The Human Torch. But some fans couldn’t help but feel that significant cameos were missing,

Deadpool & Wolverine was already a much more expensive beast, and Nicolas Cage and Ben Affleck likely would have both required big paychecks for their returns. Alas, it never came to be. During the same interview, Reynolds revealed how close we got to ...

Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and director Shawn Levy join EW's "Awardist" podcast and explain what could've been.

Deadpool & Wolverine star Ryan Reynolds opened up about Nicolas Cage‘s scrapped Ghost Rider return, which was part of the R-rated threequel’s early drafts along with Ben Affleck‘s Daredevil cameo. Cage portrayed the fan-favorite Marvel antihero in 2007’s Ghost Rider and its 2011 sequel Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance.

"They were in early drafts," Reynolds told Entertainment Weekly's Awardist podcast. "We had versions of that [sequence], but then as it shook out, you're sort of looking... We're

It turns out that Nicolas Cage was almost in Deadpool & Wolverine. They went very far, and it turned out that there was almost an appearance of Ghost Rider. Recommended Videos Apparently, he just didn’t want to.

Ryan Reynolds confirmed he tried to get Nicolas Cage to make a cameo as Ghost Rider in Deadpool & Wolverine. Early concept art for the movie, revealed by Marvel Studios visual development supervisor Rodney Fuentebella following its July release,

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman candidly spoke about their latest Marvel movie and revealed to have approached Nicholas Cage to make a cameo appearance as his iconic character, Ghost Rider.  Along with Shawn Levy,