That’s the rumor, anyway.
There’s a theory that in Deadpool 3 (2024), Taylor Swift will portray the superhero Dazzler. But where exactly did this rumor come from? And could it be true?
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Rumor Source
Erik Davis (of Fandango and Rotten Tomatoes) said on X (formerly Twitter) that many years ago, he had a conversation with Marvel producer Kevin Feige (and Deadpool 3 director) Kevin Feige. During the conversation, he stated that he was a big fan of Dazzler, and if he were ever to direct a film for the Marvel Universe, he would want it to focus on that specific character.
Many years ago I asked Kevin Feige if he were to ever direct his own Marvel movie, which character would he want to focus on. He said Dazzler. He’s a big fan. https://t.co/VZj7S2JL1h
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) August 12, 2023
This rumor dates back many years ago, in 2015, to when Taylor Swift appeared with the cast of X-men, including James McAvoy, who played Professor X; Sophie Turner, who played Jean Grey; and Simon Kinberg, who wrote X-men: Apocalypse.
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Could it be True?
Fast forward to today, though, and Simon Kinberg is writing Deadpool 3…and Kevin Feige, who wanted to incorporate Dazzler into a Marvel movie, is directing it. The stars seem perfectly aligned for the theory to become a reality. However, the rumors have yet to be confirmed by anyone working on the actual project.
But Deadpool 3 will be the first Deadpool movie to officially be part of the MCU (and, therefore, the first R-rated Marvel Cinematic Universe movie). The film’s plot has been described as a road trip with Deadpool and Logan, meaning any situations, characters, and surprises could occur.
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Although the upcoming movie was going to premiere on May 3, 2024, the current Hollywood strikes could cause a delay. And therefore, the delay could cause massive changes to the story, including casting and reshoots if necessary. Anything is possible. As Rachel Zegler recently reminded us, “It’s Hollywood, baby!”