Miller, who played the Weasel in the first two “Deadpool” movies, recently said he won’t be working with Reynolds again after an awkward on-set exchange.
TJ Miller said he and Ryan Reynolds cleared the air after Miller publicly said he would Never again with his work together dead pool co-star.
Miller visits SiriusXM’s Jim Norton and Sam Roberts On Wednesday, co-host Jim Norton asked him about his recent The Adam Corolla Show
“It was a misunderstanding,” Miller said of their set moments from years ago. “So I emailed him and it’s fine now.”
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Miller added that he felt he “said all of this as a compliment” about Reynolds, including that he thought he was funny, but media reports didn’t highlight that. “I don’t think I said anything negative,” the actor said. “I feel bad that it was picked up and misunderstood. But no, that was the next day – he talked to me, and that’s ok.”
Adam Corolla to Miller earlier this month Asked about his relationship with Reynolds , given that Miller played the weasel, a close friend of Reynolds’ titled superhero in the hugely successful film 10 Movie Deadpool
At the time, Miller went on to recount what he described as an awkward on-set moment between them. , while Reynolds was repeating his filterless Deadpool: “He’s so mean to me as a character, it’s like I’m a weasel. So he’s like, ‘You know what’s so great about you, weasel? You’re not a star, but you do enough shows to make it interesting and then we can leave and go back to the real movie.'”
He told Corolla that he loved Reynolds a comedy actor, but said the star seemed to get carried away by the success of the first film and called him a “kind of insecure guy”. Miller also confirmed that he has no plans to reprise his role as the weasel: “I wouldn’t do that
Deadpool 3 If they come to me and say, ‘We want you to do Deadpool 3 , we’ll pay you twice as much.'”
Miller waited for the movie with Known for Cloverfield and ) Ready Player One , but his star seems to have Fell from
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