There has never been an R-rated “Star Wars” movie or TV show before. The closest thing the franchise has would be its more mature “Andor” TV series, which just finished its two-season run earlier this month and dealt with some heavy themes. As for his R-rated pitch, Reynolds says it would not be for him to star in.

In a recent episode of The Box Office podcast, the star of Marvel’s Deadpool movies revealed he had pitched such a thing to Disney not too long ago, saying, “Why don’t we do an R-rated Star Wars property?

If Disney were in a daring mood, we might've heard a different F-word other than "Force" filling the Star Wars universe if Ryan Reynolds had gotten his way. The Deadpool star recently revealed on The Box Office Podcast (via Slash Film) with Scott Mendelson that he'd approached the studio with an idea for a Star Wars movie that wouldn't have been family-friendly.

Disney has remade several of its animated classics into live-action feature films recently, like 'Pete's Dragon,' 'The Jungle Book' and 'Aladdin.'

Lilo & Stitch,” Disney’s latest live-action remake, is crash-landing in theaters this weekend. It arrives 23 years after the original 2002 animated movie stole the hearts of many fans with its chaotic blue alien Stitch and the lovable young girl Lilo who looks after him.

When it comes to Disney's live-action remakes of its own animated films, my position is firmly "against." Aside from being nostalgia-baiting cash grabs, films like 2017's Beauty and the Beast and 2025's Snow White may boast solid performances,