Are Ryan Reynolds and Tim Miller making clash? "Deadpool 2" loses its director

In October, "Deadpool" director Tim Miller dropped out of the sequel. According to a report, a creative difference between Miller and Reynolds were cited as part of the reason why Miller left the project. After the massive success of the film, Reynolds was given more creative control for the sequel and this reportedly led to clashes with Miller.

Super Hero Comedy Film Deadpool has been directed by Tim Miller and written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick. Which is based on Marvel Comics, it was released on 8 February 2016. Sequel to the film has already decided even script has also completed. But some bad news are coming out that Tim Miller and Ryan Reynolds have clashed in making "Deadpool".

Ryan recently did an extensive interview with GQ, discussing the long history and development of "Deadpool". He openly discussed the not-so-happy moments during the film's post-production. While Reynolds knew exactly what he wanted the comic book movie to be, this occasionally did not fall in line with Tim Miller vision. Evidently, this led to some harsh words, said the "Deadpool" star.

He also said that in an interview "All I can really add is that I'm sad to see him off the film, He is brilliant and nobody worked harder on Deadpool than he did." 

That's all Ryan had to say specifically about Miller exit from "Deadpool 2". In a different part of the interview, Reynolds talked about the " Vaguely Scary Fights" between himself, writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese, and Miller that occurred during the first movie post-production.

The character cable is already announced to be in Deadpool 2. The script of the film is also near to complete this year and all are ready to work with a passion for this sequel. "Deadpool 2" originally set to start shooting January 2017, but the recent incidents won't let it begin after January.