DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE Behind The Scenes #7 (2024)

From the outside? Yeah, from George. So when you finish George... The one-up, as we call it, is something that has been discussed from very, very early on. And when we first talked about it, Ryan said to me, I have been dreaming about this shot for, I think he said seven or nine years. I saw the storyboards and the storyboards were incredible. The difficulty of putting all of those pieces of the pies together are so massive that it never really happens. This was something we worked on for a year, figuring out how the hell do we do that? And this was literally over 100 people coming together to figure out this very basic idea and how do we deliver on the promise, that idea, and hopefully we pulled it off. It's all done in what we call a motion control shot. It's all one continuous action. I'm here operating the Milo motion control rig. Basically, it's a machine that holds a camera and it's anchored down to microns. And the reason for this is so that we can get the camera moving and it's exactly the same time and time again and we can repeat those passes. The one-up broke down in our minds in four sections. We only had a three-hour window a day where the light would be in the correct position to make it work. And we would just get section one one day and then once we'd got that section, we'd spend the rest of the day rehearsing for the next day and then it just went on like that. Then why did you just imply you were in it? Oh, hold on. Sorry. What movie are we here to promote? My Star Turn as Wade Early in a Disney original masterpiece, Tourist Trap. What movie do you think we're here to promote? I'm out, I'm out. Micah Spicey. Wow. You forgot to do the little wand thing, Hugh. Oh, yeah. Yeah, the little thing. Oh, I see what you've done there. So tune in to Tourist Trap on Disney Plus or, you know, maybe search it on YouTube. It had Oscar bridesmaid Paul Giamatti. I know another Oscar bridesmaid. And we got a murderer's row of characters. I hope you're not expecting too much screen time. Chris and I sort of have a history of trading cameos in movies. You're not going to love what happens next. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. He's going to say it. He's going to say it. He's going to say it. Say what? Avengers. Blame on. Sorry, what the? I wrote this setup for him where Deadpool sort of talks about him as the ultimate trash talker that it's not me. Like you said in the convoy, this finger licking dead inside pixie slab of third rate dime store nut milk can eat your delicious cinnamon ring and kick rocks all the way to bald hell. I have never said any of those words in my entire life. The modesty. And I wrote this tag for Chris. Initially, I just wrote it to trick and manipulate Chris into saying yes. It's like, but there's also this scene that and then it became something that was like really funny, actually. And I was like, actually, this has to be in the movie. And Chris only agreed to do the movie as long as that tag stays in the movie, which I don't blame him at all. I won't be happy until I've urinated on her freshly barbecued corpse and husk fuck the charred remains while gargling juggernauts, juggernauts. Wow. And you can quote me. Kay. The Sandra Nova. A megalomaniacal fuck you. Oh, fuck. Husk fucked her charred remains while gargling juggernauts, juggernauts, juggernauts, juggernauts. Wow. And you can quote me. Kay.