Julian Dennison wants to depict varied superhero body types in a world where we are used to seeing superheroes in spandex with toned bodies.

Dennison, who played a major role in Deadpool 2, is content in his own skin and is unconcerned about what others think of him. He also co-stars with Millie Bobby Brown in Godzilla vs. Kong, one of the most anticipated films of 2021.

Dennison wants to see more women in superhero films.

Dennison grew up watching a lot of superhero movies as an overweight kid, but he never saw them speak to kids like him. He’s talked about how he wants to represent superheroes with a variety of body types to inspire youngsters who look like him.

Dennison is content with his physical appearance and is unconcerned about losing weight.

Dennison places a high value on remaining true to oneself.

Dennison has played alongside well-known performers such as Sam Neill, Taika Waititi, and Ryan Reynolds in a number of significant films. Despite his celebrity, he stated in an interview with The AM Show that he is still just a Kiwi kid. He claimed that being himself was simple because he still does things that ordinary people do.

When asked how he manages to keep so grounded, he credits his strong support system, which includes his family, management team, publicist, faith in God, and remaining loyal to himself.

Dennison also talked about how he got his start in the show business. When pupils were summoned to the hall, he was in the computer lab at school. They felt they were in serious trouble until they were met by casting agents.

He doesn’t recall doing anything remarkable, but he feels they noticed what he was doing and recognized that he was having fun with it, which helped him land the acting job.

Dennison is unconcerned about what other people think.

The actor from Hunt for the Wilderpeople stated that he does not value other people’s opinions of him. “At the end of the day, I’m my own worst critic,” he said. “I’m doing my best as long as I feel like I’m doing my best.”