'Deadpool' Ryan Reynolds 'in a fix' as WGA strike heats up

Writers' strike has forced several films and series on hold, but Deadpool 3 proved to be an exception as it begins shooting.

However, the WGA strike did handcuff Ryan Reynolds improvising in the film, which he often did in previous Marvel movies.

Collider unwrapped the details about the legal issues on improving lines.

"Due to the contract writers for the project have with the studio, Ryan Reynolds is not allowed to improvise any lines during the entire time production takes place while the strike isn't over.

The report added, “As they have to follow to the letter the script that was delivered before the conflict began, Reynolds will have to keep any joke he thinks of to himself, completely adhering to what's already on the page."

Moreover, the complications will double with this for the upcoming film.

“Given how one of Deadpool's most relevant traits is constantly quipping about what's happening around him, it might be difficult for the team behind the movie to have only one option of dialogue for him to say."

However, this could reverse if writers settled their issues with the studios.

The impasse has yet to be broken as the last writers' strike lasted from November 2007 to February 2008.