Ryan Reynolds Faces Backlash For Making His 7-Year-Old Say Explicit ‘Deadpool’ Line
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Many think the "Deadpool" creator crossed a line.
Ryan Reynolds’ latest controversy couldn’t come at a worse time for the actor.
A recently resurfaced clip from the filmmaker commentary track cut of “Deadpool & Wolverine” is making the rounds, and Reynolds is under fire for admitting he had his then-7-year-old, Inez, say an explicit line in the film.
In one of the scenes from the 2024 film, Inez, as the character Kidpool, says “Hey, when I want your opinion, I’ll take Wolverine’s dick out of your mouth.”
Reynolds admitted that he was “guilty” of having his second child say the line.
“I’m so sorry we have to admit that,” director Shawn Levy says, laughing.
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Many think the "Deadpool" creator crossed a line.
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