Last weekend, Deadpool fans got some pretty shocking news as it was announced that Tim Miller would no longer be directing Deadpool 2 due to creative differences with the film’s star Ryan Reynolds. Since then fans have been petitioning for Quentin Tarantino to direct the film, which will most likely blow over as soon as Fox finds another director who shares Reynold’s vision for the sequel.

Now new details are emerging as what made the two part ways. Check out the full story below.

Deadpool director Tim Miller has exited the production of the sequel, obviously titled Deadpool 2 (for now), over creative differences with star Ryan Reynolds, according to Mike Fleming Jr. at Deadline. Miller had not formally signed on to direct the sequel to this year’s surprise comic book action-comedy blockbuster (which grossed $760 million worldwide) when he decided to step down.

This news comes just two days after it was reported that Miller was looking at several prominent actresses for the role of the mutant assassin Domino, including Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Swiss Army Man), and Sofia Boutella (Kingsman: The Secret Service). Kyle Chandler (Friday Night Lights) remains one of the top contenders to play the fan-favorite mutant antihero Cable.

Given how Deadpool was a huge success, it comes as no surprise that Fox is moving ahead with Deadpool 2. Those who stuck around for the after-credits sequence were given a small treat when the title character told the audience that Cable would be in the sequel. While details on who could play Cable are still sketchy, there is a new report saying who director Tim Miller has his eyes on to play the role of Domino.

According to this new report, Lizzy Caplan (Masters of Sex), Mary Elizabeth Winstead (10 Cloverfield Lane), Sienna Miller (High Rise), Sofia Boutella (Star Trek Beyond), Stephanie Sigman (Spectre), and Sylvia Hoeks (Blade Runner 2049) are all on the shortlist to play Domino. More on the story below.

20th Century Fox has revealed the full list of special features for their upcoming home video release of Deadpool, the shockingly successful superhero action-comedy which has grossed over $745 million at the worldwide box office and hits big box retailers and online stores in a matter of weeks. Put on your brown pants, folks, ’cause this sucker’s gonna be loaded with goodness.

Check out the special features and package art for the Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray editions below.

Fox had already given the green light for a Deadpool sequel long before the film was even released. And now that the film has grossed over $250 million worldwide in its four-day weekend opening, the studio has much more confidence that an R-rated comic book comedy could work. When a film performs that well, it’s easy to see why the studio might give a little bit more money to the budget for Deadpool 2. With Deadpool being made on a $58 million budget – after it had been cut by $7 million – one would think that the production budget for the next film would grow. But that doesn’t appear to be the case.

Deadpool writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick says that they didn’t mind being limited to such a small budget, and they don’t want “$150 million to go make the next movie.” More on the story below.