Many fans are eager to know who voices Lady Deadpool in Deadpool & Wolverine and what she looks like unmasked. The question of Lady Deadpool’s voice has been particularly intriguing, with speculation around whether Ryan Reynolds’ wife, Blake Lively, is behind the character. Curiosity also surrounds her appearance without the mask, as her comic book counterpart originally shared many features with Deadpool, including cancer scars.
For details on Lady Deadpool’s voice, unmasked appearance, and Blake Lively’s rumored role, here’s what you need to know.
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Does Blake Lively voice Lady Deadpool in Deadpool & Wolverine?
Yes, Blake Lively voices Lady Deadpool in Deadpool & Wolverine.
Lady Deadpool appears prominently in the movie’s final act as part of the Deadpool Corps. She is joined by other variants like Babypool, Headpool, Cowboy Deadpool (played by Matthew McConaughey), and Kidpool (played by Inez Reynolds). The Deadpool Corps, sent by Cassandra Nova, distracts Deadpool and Wolverine. This diversion is part of her plan to use the Time Ripper to destroy all timelines.
Lively’s participation adds a playful and meta element to the film, especially given her marriage to Ryan Reynolds, who plays Deadpool. She even fueled speculation by attending the world premiere in a Deadpool-esque red catsuit, teasing her role.
What does Blake Lively’s Lady Deadpool look like under the mask?
In Deadpool & Wolverine, Blake Lively voices Lady Deadpool, who stays masked throughout the film. As a result, the film does not reveal her appearance under the mask. However, it’s assumed that she looks like Blake Lively.
In the comics, Lady Deadpool is initially portrayed as a female version of Deadpool, sharing features like cancer scars. However, her appearance evolves over time. Recent depictions show her free from scars and with perfect blonde hair, unlike Wade Wilson, who is often bald.
The decision to keep Lady Deadpool masked in the movie aligns with her comic book portrayal, where her identity remains ambiguous. This approach preserves the mystery and continuity of her character, while Blake Lively’s voice adds depth to the role.