From elevating a mere normal scenery featuring a tree and a lake to ethereal beauty through the art of cinematography to using the art of performance to help audiences digest the toughest of pills, Hollywood and cinema are a compilation of several art forms that collaborate to make it the extravaganza that it is. However, what the industry is perhaps most relevant for is the art of not-so-subtle insults, which was depicted at its best by Martha Stewart as she spilled the beans on her neighbor, Ryan Reynolds.

While Ryan Reynolds effectively proved that Deadpool is the Marvel Jesus with the blockbuster resurrection, he pulled off alongside Hugh Jackman, his filmography alongside other endeavors is testament that Reynolds' IP is being the funny guy, rather than being a credible contestant for the Academy Awards. Therefore, imagine the shock of his fans when Martha Stewart, in her latest appearance on November Rent Free revealed the contrary as she said, "He is not so funny in real life," but "he is a good actor."

Stewart's statement comes as a huge shock for several reasons, but most definitely due to its dismantling of the greatest criticism that Reynolds has been subjected to while also snubbing him of his defining trait. For ages, the actor has been stamped as the “funny guy,” a role so fixed that he might even hesitate before venturing near another Free Guy sequel, due to fear of typecasting himself.

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The revelation about Ryan Reynolds had caught the eye of the majority of the Internet that is often an unsuspecting audience to the actor's impromptu, virtual, and metaphorical stand-up gigs.

With the release of Deadpool & Wolverine, by making his effortless transition from Deadpool humor to Ryan Reynolds the sweet Canadian actor his marketing strategy, Ryan Reynolds cemented himself as a favorite in fans' heart after having done the due at the Hollywood Walk of Fame several years ago. However, the victory was short-lived as the Internet witness Blake Lively's fall from grace with the It Ends With Us drama, creating the perfect fodder ground for Martha Stewart's statement to lie comfortably upon.

After mocking surprise by echoing "shocker" the walls of the Internet were painted in shades of "I said so" as they remarked how this was just not Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively's year.

Despite the heavy statement, others were simply in awe of just the icon that is Martha Stewart and the bazillion quirks that she possesses, which sometimes end up stealing a certain Hollywood actor's thunder.

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