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'Deadpool' Movie Cast News: Actors T.J. Miller and Ed Skrein Rumored for Supporting Roles

One of the most talked about comic book adaptations, the "Deadpool" movie, is now gaining traction on its development. Recent news indicated that the movie is now eyeing for two actors to take part in the supporting roles.

According to Collider, who cited The Wrap, actors T.J. Miller and Ed Skrein are "in early talks" to join the cast members list for the upcoming Fox film.

Although sources for the publication aren't saying that much about the casting details, they revealed that Miller's role could be that of an "additional comic voice" to the titular hero.

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Movie news publication Screen Rant said that the voice act could be perfect for Miller given his track record on projects like "How to Train Your Dragon," "Big Hero 6," and on "Transformer's: Age of Extinction."

However, this may not be enough. The website said that 33-year-old actor could be the perfect person to play Wade Wilson's (Ryan Reynolds) trusted sidekick/supplier Jack Hammer, who is also known as "Weasel."

"The role of a brilliant, but somewhat neurotic and offbeat foil to Deadpool is right up Miller's alley, and one that we would be surprised to see missing from the finished film given the characters' shared history," the site speculated.

As for Ed Skrein, his involvement still remained under wraps. However, rumors suggested that he could be the movie's main villain.

"Skrein's talks are further along and while his role remains unknown, it's possible that the up-and-coming action star could play the film's villain," according to The Wrap.

Plot details for the "Deadpool" movie are still unclear but reports indicated Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick are penning the script.

"Deadpool" the movie is slated to hit the theaters February 12, 2016.

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