This is the relationship between Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman outside of ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’

A friendship beyond the screen

Jackman was full of praise for the Canadian, whose acting style has been compared to silent film giants such as Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, among other things for the way he is able to play a masked character, well under his red suit, looking good under thick makeup.

Their personal friendship began with the Canadian’s full admiration for Jackman in 2008, when they were filming ‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine’: “I’ve never met anyone with that level of integrity. “He was a huge star, and at the same time he had a sense of unity on that set, and he knew everyone’s name,” Reynolds said.

“I remember thinking that if I was ever lucky enough to be in his position, I hoped I had at least learned one thing. tenth of his lessons”he added.

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The Australian said: “Maybe it’s because of my age and the moment in my life, but filming this character with friends has been so much fun that I’ve felt very stimulated.”

The entire shoot, they explained, was so special that “in some ways we didn’t want it to end, we didn’t want to stop making this film,” said its director. In his opinion, “the magic that happens when you combine not only these two charactersbut also these two actors, it is (what comes out) a film that has a lot of heart and a lot of emotion.”

In addition to being an action film, its director said that “it reaches moving places and, ultimately, it is a film about friendship,” with an emotion that “could be one of its more subversive elements,” he explained.

Credits: EFE Agency.