Ryan Reynolds removes Fred Savage for Once Upon a Deadpool

Deadpool, Ryan Reynolds dirty mouth, is headed back to the big screen – and this time, children can come!

The actor, 42, takes back his role of superhero for Once upon a time there was a slump, a cross-checked version of this summer Deadpool 2 rated PG-13 so that his younger fans can have fun. Reynolds, 42, posted the trailer on his Instagram account on Monday, finally realizing the wishes of his parents.

"To all parents who asked if their children can see dead Pool… As. You. Wish, "he writes.

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The trailer opens on a winter scene with the familiar voice of Reynolds in which Deadpool invents a new Christmas rhyme.

"Just before Christmas, a new guy in red arrives on theaters with his new sidekick, Fred," Dedapool says before revealing that Savage had been kidnapped and forced to take part in the PG-13 version of the film "filtered through the prism "childlike innocence. "

But despite Savage's protests that he is "an adult man," says Deadpool, telling him that "no one is innocent childlike like you, Fred.

Savage also sneaks into a search of the dead Pool movies being a different entity from Marvel movies, with dead Pool falling under 20th Century Fox instead of the Disney movie franchise.

"You're licensed Marvel by Fox," says Savage. "It's like the Beatles were produced by Nickelback: it's music, but it sucks."

As jokingly Reynolds says, he was the brain behind Savage's participation in the special, although the idea for the PG-13 cup came from the studio.

"Fox is asking for a PG-13 basically since the beginning in 2006," Ryan Reynolds told Deadline. "I have said no since 2006. Now, this time, I answered" yes "to two conditions. First, part of the proceeds had to go to charity. Second, I wanted to kidnap Fred Savage. The second condition has taken some explanations … "

The film will be released in theaters on December 12 and will last only on Christmas Eve. For every ticket sold, $ 1 will be donated to F-Cancer.