The director of the first Ryan Reynolds ‘Deadpool’ movie has revealed that he made just $225,000 for his work on the 2016 blockbuster, which grossed $782 million worldwide on a $58 million budget. “I know it sounds like a lot of money,

The second Deadpool film, released in 2018, was directed by David Leitch, with Shawn Levy taking over for the third instalment, which cast Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine (a character newly owned by Disney after it bought Fox in 2019) opposite Reynolds.

Ryan Reynolds' favorite lines in Deadpool & Wolverine may not be what you'd guess.

“I don’t think he should ever be an Avenger or an X-Man,” Reynolds told the Hollywood Reporter. “If he becomes either, we’re at the end.” Now, that doesn’t mean Reynolds doesn’t want Deadpool to show up in films with those characters. He just thinks Deadpool shouldn’t team up.

Deadpool may be a household name, but believe it or not there was a time when he wasn’t associated with box office gold, so much so that Tim Miller, who directed the first film in the Deadpool trilogy,

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Director Tim Miller shared how much he made as the director of 2016's , his feature film directorial debut. He shared that it wasn't "profitable" to make such a superhero film starring Ryan Reynolds,

Tim Miller shares his $225K earnings for directing 'Deadpool', highlighting the challenges of being a first-time director despite the film’s $782M success.