You probably know that Leitch also directed "Deadpool 2," taking over from the first "Deadpool" movie director, Tim Miller.
Leitch tweeted about his new directing gig, and -- of course -- professional social media troll Ryan Reynolds had to respond:
You promised Deadpool was in this. You said I get to play the no-nonsense Police Chief, who yells at Hobbs for crashing his 58 valve Nissan Sentra into an Olive Garden. Put me in coach.
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) April 12, 2018
The Hobbs and Shaw spinoff -- which doesn't have an official title yet, beyond maybe "Hobbs and Shaw" -- is currently scheduled for release in theaters on July 26, 2019. "Deadpool 2" opens May 18.
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