‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ was recently released and the movie is shattering box office records as we speak while entertaining millions of fans across the globe. Much of that success is owed to the duo, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman who finally united for their first MCU foray, taking on the roles of Deadpool and Wolverine, respectively.

We are of course talking about T.J. Miller, an actor, and comedian who used to work with Reynolds on the ‘Deadpool’ franchise. Miller was notably absent from ‘Deadpool & Wolverine,’ likely due to legal issues and sexual assault accusations. Miller however stated in the past that Reynolds likely hates him.

According to Miller Reynolds once insulted him on the set of ‘Deadpool’ and due to this he is convinced that he hates him and is not inclined to work with him again:

He was like “You know what’s great about you Weasel, you’re not the star but you do just enough exposition that it’s funny and then we can leave and get back to the real movie.” He’s a great improviser. […] But that’s what’s weird about him, and I’ve met other people who can confirm this, he did that and it was weird, and it doesn’t bother me. […] I just kind of listened to it and thought it was weird, and then got off stage beacuse then they finally yelled like “Cut” and then I got to a station and walked over and the whole crew was acting weird. Then I went up to Kate and I was like that was weird right, and she was “of course, it was f** weird, it was insane.” It was insane and everybody was looking at each other like “what the f was he doing.”

Would I work with him again? No. I would not work with him again.

Miller also commented how Reynolds seems like an insecure dude who doesn’t like when other people get laughs and claims that people call him “crying Ryan.”

I think he’s kind of an insecure dude. He’s really nice but I mean his Twitter bio is “showing you the parts of me that Focus Tested the best in focus groups” and I’m not sure that he’s joking. I think that might actually be his real sentiment there. […] He’s worked so hard to get this movie made, and it’s people’s favorite movie. It’s “get a tattoo of it” level movie.

I think that maybe, there was some part of him that, that frustrated him. I can’t begin to guess what his deal is. […] I love it when people get laughs, you know I think it’s great when the two of you get laughs, no one else really on the show does…But you know, Ryan never does, and “crying Ryan” that’s what they used to call him.

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