Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy previously shared that one joke was scrapped from the screenplay but wouldn't confirm the original joke.

The X-rated line Disney asked Ryan Reynolds to cut from "Deadpool & Wolverine" has been exposed—and it has to do with Mickey Mouse.

A user on Marvel Studios' subreddit posted the script, which Disney made freely available as part of the awards push for Deadpool and Wolverine. Instead of revealing the role of Jennifer Garner's Elektra, the script calls her Eleven, the character played by Millie Bobby Brown in Stranger Things.

Disney would not allow Ryan Reynolds to make one specific joke about the company's flagship character, Mickey Mouse, in the box-office hit Deadpool & Wolverine. During the summer

Having a princess that fit the glass slipper was not enough, as Disney in its entirety also wanted to fit through, and so it struggled in a battle with time and the constantly changing unachievable standards of social equity on social media.

Marvel and Stranger Things may be distinctly different franchises, but they share a surprising connection, at least in terms of Deadpool & Wolverine. According to director Shawn Levy, the superheroes featured in the Marvel film were tied to Stranger Things characters in the script,

This article contains spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine. Deadpool & Wolverine was far more graphic and vulgar than previous Marvel Studios projects — but one of its especially dirty lines didn't make the cut.

A new look at Deadpool and Wolverine's script has revealed the NSFW Disney joke that didn't make the cut – and it somehow involves both Magneto and Mickey Mouse. Go figure. The moment, from the scene where Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool wakes up at the Fox heroes' hideout in The Void,