Hugh Jackman brings joy to ‘Deadpool 3’ set as he hands out lottery tickets
Hugh Jackman has a tradition of handing out lottery tickets to the crew members on his movies' sets
Hugh Jackman continued his reputation as one of Hollywood's nicest men by distributing scratch-it lottery tickets to his crew members during the filming of Deadpool 3 in the south of England.
He was spotted carrying a stack of tickets on set and was seen handing them out with a smile between takes. Jackman has made a tradition out of handing out lottery tickets on set and has done so in the past during his filming.
In 2015 he posted a a photo on social media where he held a lottery ticket and captioned it: “One of my favorite traditions is handing out scratch tickets to the cast and crew. Maybe this is THE one!”
In Deadpool 3, the titular character will utilize Cable's time travel device to rescue Wolverine before his demise in 2029.
However, they will be lost in the Multiverse and chased by Mobius, who has access to time-traveling technology.
Ryan Reynolds recently announced a new addition to the movie's cast, revealing that The Crown's Emma Corrin is set to join the cast as a villain. Ryan tweeted: "New addition to the family! The Deadpool family, for clarity. Which is just like a real family except with less swearing... Welcome, Emma Corrin!"
Earlier, he had announced that Deadpool 3 is scheduled to premiere on September 6, 2024, but the movie has become one of the first big-budget ones to whose production has been halted due to the SAG-AFTRA strike.
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