Each scene in which Deadpool talks was filmed twice, once with Reynolds wearing the mask and once without. The answer was the visual equivalent of dubbing. The question was: "How do we get Reynold's expressions and his acting into the camera?" But Deadpool "is very expressive and emotive in his eyes," Rothbart says. In the mask, the only thing that you could see moving was Reynolds's mouth. The mask Reynolds wore had to be completely rigid from the nose up in order to hold its distinctive shape, with the quirky nub on top, but this obscured his facial movements during filming. One of the movie's biggest challenges was capturing Deadpool's iconic head and face. In our latest How Your World Works podcast, we spoke to Jonathon Rothbart, the movie's visual effects supervisor, who has worked on other big-ticket productions like Avatar (2009) and Iron Man (2008). And funny.īehind the wise-cracking humor are some serious visual effects. Ryan Reynolds's performance as Deadpool is packed with cheerful swearing, lavish violence, and frequent fourth-wall ruptures. Marvel pushed boundaries in a crowded genre by bringing a character to the screen who could make fun of everything. Deadpool hit theaters this weekend with irreverent riffs on the superhero genre and raunchy rapid-fire humor.
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