As the Deadpool & Wolverine release date inches closer, Ryan Reynolds' tactics to make his Marvel debut the biggest thing in decades only get better. The actor would not surprise fans even if he got the sun itself to get into the Deadpool latex suit and ask fans to watch the movie. While one would say that he is scared of the outcome, that is not the case, as he has been preoccupied with being scared about something else for the past six years.

There are certain performances that stay with you for the better or worse. Edging more towards the latter, Ryan Reynolds metaphorically shivers as he recalls this unique performance.

That Ryan Reynolds is an open book on his social media platforms, or perhaps anywhere, is a detail not withheld from many. However, the actor quite literally turned the tides as he made his way to the King of Masked Singer stage with a unicorn mask certainly is. Despite six years having passed by, it seems the horror remains as Reynolds recalled on his Instagram story, "I WAS SO INNOCENT. SO SCARED."

Much like the horror that follows the actor from his overseas performance, the joy also remains as good as new for fans. It is not every day that you see your favorite Merc with a Mouth belt out 'Tomorrow' from Annie in the most melodious voice. Thus proving that there is no mountain too high for Ryan Reynolds when it comes to promotions.

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While the hype surrounding Deadpool & Wolverine is unlike anything witnessed before, Deadpool 2 with its bizarre promotional campaign seems to give it a competition.

There remain no doubts that the events leading up to the confirmation of Deadpool & Wolverine have been short of surreal. Fans have seen Ryan Reynolds pitch the idea to Hugh Jackman, sometimes lovingly and other times not, throughout the years. Therefore, as the movie took shape, both the actors ensured that audiences were sat as they dropped training pictures and more. However, Reynolds' venture into Korea for Deadpool 2 remains superior.

For Deadpool 2, Reynolds, who was already a fan of K-Pop made his way to South Korea to not just promote his move but dive into unprecedented fun. The actor took part in many interviews and hilarious reality TV shows, the most unexpected of the lot being King of the Masked Singer. It remains to be seen whether he will do the same for Deadpool & Wolverine.

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