Ryan Reynolds AKA Deadpool Confesses Falling On Cement Isn't Hilarious After 40
Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds confesses his changed perspective towards action films post he turned 40. The actor who used to find action sequences fun and exciting, shares falling on the cement after 40 is not hilarious anymore. The actor will be soon seen in 6 Underground
Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds with a career spanning over 25 years has treated his audience with some of his marvellous work on screen. Onboard for one of the upcoming high octane action movies titled, 6 Underground, the actor’s perspective towards performing action sequences seems to have undergone a metamorphosis. The actor who is in the 40s now, reveals action to him is no more hilarious and his age plays a pivotal role in it. During an interaction, the actor spoke about it at length.
As per reports in International News, the actor said, performing action sequences excited him earlier, now falling on cement is no more hilarious to him. He said, “I loved the car (chase) stuff, all the stuff on the giant boat and the (action sequence) Hong Kong. That was the kind of action sequences which I think were hilarious and fun and exciting. The hardest one was the just fighting the actual hand-to-hand combat stuff... I think after I turned 40 falling on cement wasn't hilarious anymore. I love action, performing it and being a part of it .. I love learning from it... I wouldn't say challenging but mostly exciting." ALSO READ: Snap! Ryan Reynolds Responds To Robert Downey Jr's 'Eat Me' Challenge; Deadpool Relishes On Iron Man Cookies
His upcoming movie helmed by Michael Bay narrates a story of six individuals, who to change the world by pinning down the wrong-doers, form a squad post faking their deaths and taking the responsibility to clean up the filth in their hands.
The actor’s name popped up on the internet when his ex-wife Scarlett Johansson revealed not understanding the constitution of marriage when she was in wedlock with him.
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