Josh Brolin To Play Cable In "Deadpool 2"
Representatives for Josh Brolin said Wednesday that the actor is set to play the part of Cable in "Deadpool 2" opposite lead Ryan Reynolds. The sequel is expected to hit theaters in 2018.
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Representatives for Josh Brolin said Wednesday that the actor is set to play the part of Cable in "Deadpool 2" opposite lead Ryan Reynolds. The sequel is expected to hit theaters in 2018.
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