Ryan Reynolds just made a shocking admission about comedy acting.
Despite the renowned actor making depiction of comic characters look easy, he has admitted that, in reality, it is "very difficult.”
The 48-year-old actor has previously defended quite many comedic actor, after being paired with Andrew Garfield for Variety's 'Actors on Actors' series.
As per Bang Premiere, a now-deleted comment on X, formerly Twitter had stated, "Andrew Garfield talking about playing a husband and father who’s wife decides to forgo cancer treatment and Ryan Reynolds talking about playing Deadpool.”
Ryan, who has enjoyed massive success with his film Deadpool & Wolverine this year, took to his official X account to take a stand for the actors in the comedy genre.
"Correct. Andrew’s a genius. He and Florence are magic together in, WE LIVE IN TIME. They’re heartbreaking and charming and spend the entire film in a high-wire act of humanity and constraint,” he wrote.
Mentioning his famous character, the actor continued, “And yes I am Deadpool BUT I will take a second and speak up in defense of comedy. Dramatic work is difficult. And we’re also meant to SEE it’s difficult which is one of the reasons it feels visceral and effective.”
“Comedy is also very difficult. But has an added dimension in that it’s meant to look and feel effortless. You intentionally hide the stitching and unstitching," Ryan admitted in the conclusion of his comment.