The hottest roller coaster at Disney is, once again, the ride that ends with Bob Iger announcing his replacement. Succession drama has engulfed Disney for the better part of a decade, but questions around who will fill the shoes of the entertainment giant's mythical CEO have grown louder in recent weeks.

The character of Deadpool is known to always push the envelope, but there was one element that was so over the line in “Deadpool & Wolverine,” it got cut from the movie.

Deadpool and Wolverine star Ryan Reynolds revealed recently that Disney CEO Bob Iger asked him to remove one line in the film.

Bob Iger's replacement needs to establish a good rapport with the board and have a good knowledge base of Disney holdings to avoid the fate of predecessor Bob Chapek.

Ryan Reynolds said a single, four-word line of advice from Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige has driven him – and haunted him – in the years since he first heard it. Prior to the release of Deadpool & Wolverine this summer,

Deadpool & Wolverine was filled with a lot of great and funny dialogue, some of which took shots at Disney, and they had audiences busting up laughing. But, there was one line of dialogue that Disney CEO Bob Iger asked Ryan Reynolds to remove.

Reynolds praised Disney for allowing him creative freedom to produce the R-rated movie, which has been a commercial success.

"Deadpool & Wolverine" star Ryan Reynolds says Disney CEO Bob Iger requested one line be removed from the R-rated Marvel superhero movie.

Disney boss told Ryan Reynolds to remove one line from Deadpool & Wolverine – and he ‘was right’ to - ‘Marvel said something that sounds very pedantic and is probably not the thing to say out loud,’ a