Following the success of "Deadpool" in 2016, the anti-hero is back for a sequel. Ryan Reynolds, Morena Baccarin, and a few others reprise their roles — but there are plenty of new additions this time around.
"Deadpool 2" features a star-studded cast that includes "Avengers: Infinity War" star Josh Brolin, "It" star Bill Skarsgård, and Terry Crews.
In real life, some cast members look quite similar to their characters. Others couldn't be more different, and require a double take.
Keep reading to see what the stars of "Deadpool 2" look like in real life, compared to their characters.
Ryan Reynolds once again wears his red and black costume to play Wade Wilson/Deadpool.
Aside from starring in the movie, Reynolds also produced and co-wrote "Deadpool 2."
Ryan Reynolds' face is far from disfigured in real life.
He's married to Blake Lively and they have two children, daughters James and Ines.
Josh Brolin stars as Nathan Summers/Cable, who poses a big threat to Deadpool.
In interviews, Brolin has been outspoken about his love for co-star Reynolds and his rom-com "The Proposal."
Brolin is less menacing in real life.
Brolin revealed that he almost turned down the role in "Deadpool 2" after playing villain Thanos in "Avengers: Infinity War."
Morena Baccarin returns as Vanessa.
"There's an emotional connection that I think the audience will really feel in this film particularly that makes you earn all that comedy and all the action," Baccarin said of the sequel during an appearance on "Good Morning America."
When she's not on camera, Baccarin keeps a short and sleek hairstyle.
Aside from starring in the Marvel movie, Baccarin is known for her role as Lee Thompkins on "Gotham."
T.J. Miller reprises his role as Weasel, Wade's close friend.
He runs a bar that mercenaries like Wade often hang out at.
Off-camera, Miller opts for more facial hair and no glasses.
The comedian made headlines in recent months after being accused of sexually assaulting a woman and being arrested on suspicion of reporting a false bomb threat.
Zazie Beetz plays Domino, one of several new characters who is extremely lucky in life.
Beetz said that she loved being part of "Deadpool 2" because of the humor and tendency to break the fourth wall.
"Watching 'Deadpool,' the first one — I think it's such a new kind of take on the whole superhero universe," Beetz told Refinery29. "It's just so aware of itself, which I really appreciated."
You can read more about her character here.
Zazie Beetz rocked her natural hair at the "Deadpool 2" New York screening.
She's known for her role as Van on Donald Glover's hit FX show "Atlanta."
Brianna Hildebrand is back as Negasonic Teenage Warhead.
She's still sarcastic, but the character shows a level of maturity in the sequel.
Hildebrand was all smiles at the "Deadpool 2" premiere — a stark contrast from her comic book character.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the actress said that she would love to share a scene with "X-Men: Apocalypse" star Alexandra Shipp (who plays Storm).
Shiori Kutsuna joins the franchise as Yukio.
Kutsuna shares a lot of screen time with Hildebrand.
Kutsuna doesn't have pink hair in real life, but she wore a pale pink dress to the "Deadpool 2" premiere.
Most recently, she starred in "The Outsider" alongside Jared Leto.
Terry Crews plays Bedlam.
Crews' character packs a punch.
Terry Crews was all smiles at the "Deadpool 2" red carpet premiere.
He was named a "Silence Breaker" as part of Time's 2017 Person of the Year.
Bill Skarsgård joins "Deadpool 2" as Zeitgeist, a member of the X-Force.
Skarsgård's character appeared in the trailers for "Deadpool 2" in blink-and-you'll-miss-it scenes.
Skarsgård cleans up nicely in real life.
He played the terrifying clown Pennywise in the 2017 film "It."
Lewis Tan's Shatterstar is another new character introduced in the film.
He's a master of weapons.
Lewis Tan channeled his "Deadpool 2" character in this outfit he wore at the premiere — minus the Shatterstar hairstyle.
He currently stars on the AMC show "Into the Badlands."
Julian Dennison stars in "Deadpool 2" as Russell.
"It's sort of a tailor-made character for him," director David Leitch said of the young actor. "He has incredible acting chops and also comedic chops that we exploit throughout the film, and we're really fortunate to have him."
Dennison is actually a New Zealand native (also known as a Kiwi) in real life.
He worked with "Thor: Ragnarok" director Taika Waititi in the 2016 movie "Hunt for the Wilderpeople."
Rob Delaney plays newcomer Peter.
He doesn't have any superpowers.
In real life, Delaney sports a moustache similar to that of his character.
At the 2016 Primetime Emmys, Delaney was nominated for the award for outstanding writing for a comedy series.
Stefan Kapicic is back as the voice of Colossus.
"We made this relationship between them much more powerful, much more honest," Kapicic said of the bond between Deadpool and Colossus. "And it's really one of the most important relationships in the movie when you see the sequel."
Kapicic looks quite different compared to the mutant he voices.
Prior to "Deadpool," he had roles on several Croatian TV shows.
Leslie Uggams returns as Wade's sassy roommate, Blind Al.
Blind Al was a fan-favorite in "Deadpool."
Uggams is stylish in real life, and rocks a different hair color than that of her "Deadpool 2" character.
During an interview, Uggams said that she has a "big male fanbase."
Karan Soni reprises his role as Dopinder, Deadpool's loyal taxi driver.
Dopinder drives Deadpool to and from his chaotic missions.
Karan Soni looks pretty similar to his character in real life.
Next, he'll voice a character in the animated movie "Trolls 2."
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