TJ Miller Opens Up About the Opportunity to Return as Weasel in 'DEADPOOL 4': Waiting for Ryan Reynolds' Call

Kapanlagi.com - TJ Miller, the actor who once brought color to the Deadpool film through his role as Weasel, has expressed his readiness to rejoin the Marvel superhero film series. This statement came to light as Miller was absent from the upcoming Deadpool & Wolverine 2024 film.

Miller's presence as Weasel, the eccentric bar owner who serves as Wade Wilson's confidant, has contributed a distinctive comedic flair to the first two Deadpool films. He made his debut in the 2016 film directed by Tim Miller, which continued in Deadpool 2 (2018).

So, what motivates TJ Miller to want to reprise his role in the fourth season of Deadpool? Let's take a look at the following explanation.

1. One Important Condition

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In a recent interview on the SiriusXM show The Bonfire , actor TJ Miller, known as the former star of the comedy series SILICON VALLEY, expressed his intention to reprise his role as a character in the Marvel Studios film DEADPOOL. Miller stated that he is open to rejoining the possibility of making DEADPOOL 4, provided he receives a direct invitation from Ryan Reynolds.

"We talked some time ago. I think he already invited me to talk, and I feel like he has become a close friend of mine now, so I think that would be really amazing," Miller said as reported by Deadline on Thursday (14/11).

2. TJ Miller Controversy

TJ Miller's career has been marred by various controversies. In recent years, he has faced serious allegations, one of which is an accusation of sexual assault. This incident has certainly raised many questions about his behavior and character in the eyes of the public.

One of the most controversial incidents involving TJ Miller occurred when he made a false call to the emergency number 911 in 2018, claiming that there was a bomb on the Amtrak train he was riding. As a result of his actions, Miller was arrested by authorities and faced severe legal consequences. However, he was released after posting bail of $100,000.

This case came to a resolution in 2021 when federal prosecutors in Connecticut decided to drop the charges after Miller agreed to a number of conditions. Among them were financial compensation and participation in a comprehensive Cognitive Recovery program designed to reduce the likelihood of similar behavior occurring in the future.

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