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It’s now an infamous Marvel movie anecdote that Jackman came so close to getting a brown-and-tan suit at the end of James Mangold’s The Wolverine (2013. When a deleted scene of the brown-and ...

In a recent discussion, Deadpool & Wolverine editors Dean Zimmerman and Shane Reid revealed that producers spent a large sum in order to get the ideal design for Logan’s brown and tan suit in ...

Dean and Shane explained their creative process and revealed that the brown and tan comic-accurate suit cost a whopping $100,000 to create! It's because of those costs that there were ultimately ...

AKA The Customer Whisperer - advisor, speaker broadcaster & author This week, LEGO Group and Nike, Inc. announced a multi-year partnership aimed at blending the worlds of creative play and sport.