A user on Marvel Studios' subreddit posted the script, which Disney made freely available as part of the awards push for Deadpool and Wolverine. Instead of revealing the role of Jennifer Garner's Elektra, the script calls her Eleven, the character played by Millie Bobby Brown in Stranger Things.

Yet, that was the case with Deadpool and Wolverine. As flagged by Marvel Studios' subreddit, the script (available as part of Marvel's 'For Your Consideration' awards push for Deadpool and Wolverine) hid some of its biggest cameos using code names pulled from the Stranger Things universe.

Marvel and Stranger Things may be distinctly different franchises, but they share a surprising connection, at least in terms of Deadpool & Wolverine. According to director Shawn Levy, the superheroes featured in the Marvel film were tied to Stranger Things characters in the script,

The controversial NSFW joke that was deemed too extreme for "Deadpool & Wolverine" by Disney has recently been revealed. Months of curiosity have surrounded Ryan Reynolds' disclosure that a specific line was requested to be removed by Disney from the movie.

The cut joke from Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine that Disney wanted to be removed has been revealed. In the weeks surrounding Deadpool & Wolverine’s theatrical release, MCU actor Ryan Reynolds confirmed that there was one planned line of dialogue that Disney asked not to include in the movie.

The X-rated line Disney asked Ryan Reynolds to cut from "Deadpool & Wolverine" has been exposed—and it has to do with Mickey Mouse.

In an unexpected twist, Shawn Levy, the creative mind behind Netflix’s Stranger Things and Marvel’s blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine, has confirmed an intriguing crossover between the two franchises.