Ryan Reynolds.Photo:Ryan Reynolds/Instagram
Ryan Reynolds/Instagram
Ryan Reynoldsis keeping up his strength forDeadpool 3.
TheWelcome to Wrexhamstar placed a rotating “3:AM” sticker in the corner of the Instagram Story, along with a GIF of his character hanging upside down and displaying a love heart shape with his hands.
In the snap, Reynolds posed in a white vest top, black joggers and a baseball cap as he kept one hand in his pocket while using the other to hold onto his phone.
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Ryan Reynolds' gym selfie.Ryan Reynolds/Instagram
Reynold’s early morning workout comes after he waspictured filming scenes for the moviewith his costarHugh Jackmanon Monday,
The pair were spotted shooting in the South of England, with Reynolds dressed up as Deadpool in his signature red bodysuit and Jackman, 55, sporting Wolverine’s yellow and blue bodysuit.
In one photo, the duo were seen walking alongside one another, while in another Deadpool had jumped onto Wolverine’s back.
Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds filming ‘Deadpool 3’.Bav Media / SplashNews
Bav Media / SplashNews
And Reynolds isn’t the onlyDeadpool star who has been hitting the weights. On Sunday, Jackman shared a video of himself lifting dumbbellsduring a session at the gym.
“No days off - except for tomorrow. 💪🏻 #becomingwolverineagain," theGreatest Showmanstar captioned the clip. He soundtracked the video with a popular workout song — The Glitter Band’s “Rock and Roll”.
Deadpool 3is set to be released in theaters on July 26, 2024 after Jackman and Reynolds first hinted at Wolverine’s role in the latest sequel in September 2022on Instagram.
“I’ll probably have more fun on this movie than any other I’ve ever done,” Jackmantold PEOPLEin October 2022. “I think being on set with [Ryan] every day and those two on film in every city together everyday … I think it’s fair to say they’ll be punching the s— out of each other the whole time.”
source: people.com
