Ryan Reynolds Reveals the Only ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Co-star He Argued With, and It Is Not Hugh Jackman

Published 08/01/2024, 11:42 PM EDT

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Ryan Reynolds' R-rated Marvel miracle, Deadpool & Wolverine, has finally greeted the audience on the big-screens after what seemed to be the most grueling waiting period. The movie has already broken and set new records, especially given the R-rated tag, while also being crowned for bringing back Marvel to its past glory. However, in order to make all of this happen, Reynolds had to deal with a very fussy co-star.

The tale of how Reynolds had the best time of his life working on the movie alongside his best friends is not unbeknownst to many, but that there was one co-star who was exceptionally talented in getting on his nerves, is a new one.

Ryan Reynolds gives a shout-out to his fussy co-star

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Since the release of Deadpool & Wolverine, a barrage of heartwarming revelations have surfaced, curtsy of the cast and crew being in their feels. From Shawn Levy calling Blake Lively a legend to Taylor Swift proving she is out for Reynolds' crown with her quirky wish, fans were knee-deep in the sap. However, the actor has now taken the time to vent out his angst about the one co-star who was one and a half step ahead in backtalking, and it was none other than Kidpool, Inez Reynolds.

Despite the vast majority teaming up to speculate the cameos that Reynolds' blockbuster featured, they could not even scratch the surface as three out of his four kids graced the screen. His second daughter, a seven year old Inez, especially stole the show as the potty-mouthed Kidpool. It seems, however, that things behind the scenes were far from smooth, as Reynolds applauded her backtalk.

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Apart from the surprise factor, there are more important reasons why Inez's cameo along with the others sent fans in a fit.

Why the Reynolds kids' cameo is so significant?

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For a movie that included a cameo from Henry Cavill and Chris Evans themselves, it is surprising that the spotlight still remains on Ryan Reynolds' kids. The intrigue all lies in the amusement that the audiences felt as they realized how suave the actor was with his skills as he achieved the impact he wanted without putting his kids in the public eye. This is especially fascination given the barrage of interviews he has done stating very aggressively that his kids will not enter showbizz.

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In classic Reynolds fashion, the actor had stated, not too long ago that he thought showbiz was really destructive towards the mental health of children on Planet Radio. Therefore, fans assumed that his kids would definitely not be seen on the big screens. Fortunately for both, his kids and fans, the actor managed to curry up a way to get the best of both worlds as he protected his kids from media scrutiny while also sending the theatres into an uproar.

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Aliza Siddiqui

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Aliza Siddiqui, a seasoned entertainment journalist and primary editor at Netflix Junkie, discovered her passion for storytelling through Anne Hathaway's iconic performance in Princess Diaries. Her love for film was further solidified by the thought-provoking climax of Don't Look Up, which left her in awe of its ability to balance humor and commentary, much like The Dictator and Cunk on Earth, which impressed her with their loud yet subtle haywire references. With a background in writing over a thousand articles at Otakukart, Aliza brings her unique voice and style to her editorial role, where she incorporates her idiosyncratic wit with engaging content.

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