Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, 'Logan' director James Mangold deny Deadpool cameo

The next Wolverine installment won't feature any quips from the foul-mouthed anti-hero Deadpool, played by the dashing family man Ryan Reynolds, according to the film's director and star.

TheWrap reported that Logan, which opens on March 3, 2017, would include a scene with Reynolds' character that "would most likely appear after the credits," a claim director James Mangold has taken to Twitter to repeatedly deny.

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Mangold tweeted one Twitter user's message was "spot on," which explained they would also be mad if someone made "false claims" about a project one put "heart and soul" in.

Reynolds gently let down a zealous fan who was excited about the report, making reference to Hugh Jackman's character in Les Misérables.

However, the Life actor didn't completely dash all of our hopes. "I want a Deadpool/Wolvie film," Reynolds said later in a NSFW tweet. "But Logan is its own unique & perfect thing. The Big Red (expletive)-Talker wouldn't mix with the tone."

Wolverine himself echoed Reynolds' and Mangold's tweets, further denying a cameo.

We suppose the only thing left to do is console ourselves with chimichangas.