Dafne Keen hasn’t just become very good at lying have a role in “Deadpool & Wolverine”, but she also really enjoyed doing it. But when it comes to her potential future in the MCU, the actress swears to TheWrap that she’s telling the truth when she says she wasn’t involved in any conversations.

“Really, I’m not lying. No, I didn’t participate in any conversations,” she says. “I hope there were conversations!” I don’t know.”

Keen reprized her role as X-23’s “Logan” — aka Laura — in the trio’s “Deadpool,” the only Marvel movie this year that broke several box office records. Where is the character now? Well, she lives in what we call the Void.

It’s a wasteland where – according to Johnny Storm (played again in Chris Evans’ “Deadpool & Wolverine,” after originating the role in 20th Century Fox’s “Fantastic Four”) – “everything what is useless disappears before being destroyed forever. And where TVA sends people who don’t play nice with the rest of the Multiverse.

She formed a crew with Elektra (Jennifer Garner), Blade (Wesley Snipes), Gambit (Channing Tatum) and Johnny, and together they help Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) and Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) defeat Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin). .

And although the Wolverine in this film is not the Wolverine from “Logan,” who Laura connected with, the two still share DNA and bond, as she explains to him what role he played in her world.

At the end of “Deadpool & Wolverine”, we see that Laura and Logan are still together and celebrating Wade’s birthday. This certainly leaves the door open for either of them to return to the MCU, and Keen would certainly be on board with that – especially if it means working with Jackman again.

“I got so much from Hugh, and I owe him my entire career, and I owe him so much of who I am as an actor, even outside of the opportunities it gave me,” she said. explain. “The way I behave on set is entirely, entirely his fault. I think having such an incredible role model to follow is the greatest thing he has ever given me.

Keen notes that even as a child she admired him as an actor, but she is starting to work with him now, as an adult. It was a completely different experience, but still wonderful.

“I think at 11 there’s not a lot of things you can really absorb creatively. Working with him at 18 and really seeing how incredible he is as an artist is – like I get goosebumps when I talk about it,” she continued. “He’s truly one of the greatest actors, I think, for me. And he has such incredible truth and versatility, and he has so many layers, and he’s incredibly nuanced, and he has the most incredible range , and he is such an amazing worker.

“He makes the work of everyone around him much easier. He’s a very easy person to work with, and every time I act with him, I feel like he brings out the best in me, and I think he brings out the best in me of all those around him.

As for what a future team-up between Logan and Laura could look like, Keen has a few ideas, including perhaps a sitcom or sketch show. But, if we never see them together on screen again, she has a clear idea of ​​what their life is like.

“In my mind, they teamed up and they are like a dream team,” she explained. “They both get angry. She adores him. They have this incredible multi-dimensional connection because they’re the same person, and they’re fighting for justice, in my head, alongside their yapping friend, Deadpool.

“Deadpool & Wolverine” is now streaming on Disney+.