Ryan Reynolds Sparks Outrage with Controversial 8-Hour Prank on Makeup Crew—Fans React Unbelievably
So, picture this: Ryan Reynolds, the ever-charismatic Deadpool himself, spends nearly eight hours baking in a makeup chair, getting all gussied up in prosthetics that transform him into the scarred, wise-cracking antihero. Then—bam!—he unceremoniously tears it all off in what he presumably thought was a harmless prank. But here’s the kicker: this “joke” has resurfaced, and people aren’t laughing. Instead, they’re side-eyeing Ryan, questioning if wiping out hours of grueling work just for a chuckle is a bit too much. Is it all in good fun, or did this prank cross the line from playful to plain disrespectful? And as if that wasn’t enough, this old stunt has rekindled the flame of controversy surrounding Ryan and Blake Lively’s legal spat with Justin Baldoni, adding layers to an already spicy saga. Makes you wonder—when does a prank stop being funny and start being a headache? Dive into the full story to unravel the drama swirling around Hollywood’s favorite antihero. LEARN MORE
Ryan Reynolds is facing intense backlash after an old behind-the-scenes prank on his Deadpool 2 makeup team recently resurfaced online.
The clip shows the actor destroying hours of painstaking prosthetic work, prompting viewers to question whether the joke was worth the crew’s time and effort.
The video has also renewed scrutiny of Reynolds and his wife, Blake Lively, after their Justin Baldoni lawsuit controversy earlier this year.
- Ryan Reynolds’ eight-hour makeup prank on the film crew resurfaces, leaving viewers frustrated with his joke.
- “If it isn’t enjoyable for everyone, it’s not a prank,” one angry viewer said as the actor faces accusations of “bullying.”
- The viral clip has resurfaced amid renewed scrutiny of Reynolds and his wife, Blake Lively, over their legal battle with Justin Baldoni.
One viewer wrote, “He is a complete pr*ck who is infamous in the film industry for treating the crew like trash!”
Ryan Reynolds spent nearly eight hours in the makeup chair before pulling a prank on the Deadpool 2 makeup crew
The resurfaced footage was included in official Deadpool 2 behind-the-scenes promotional material, reportedly released through the film’s official social media account ahead of its home-video release in 2019.
It shows Ryan sitting in the makeup chair for around seven to eight hours as lead makeup designer Bill Corso and his team transformed him into the heavily scarred Wade Wilson.
The process reportedly involved applying detailed silicone prosthetics across his face and neck to create Deadpool’s distinctive appearance.
After the lengthy application was complete, Reynolds took a look at himself in the mirror and appeared dissatisfied with the result.
“It’s all wrong. We’re going to need to start again, guys,” he was heard telling the exhausted crew before beginning to rip the prosthetics off his face.
The prank video was originally filmed in the mid-to-late 2010s during production of the Deadpool franchise
The artists appeared visibly stunned as their hours of work seemed to be destroyed in seconds.
Some reportedly walked out of the frame, while one crew member could be seen throwing his brush and saying, “F**k this.”
According to some reports, Ryan had learned filming for the day had been canceled, but let the team finish the application before revealing the joke.
Although some fans have treated the moment as an example of Reynolds’ mischievous sense of humor, others slammed the prank as “bullying.”
One critic wrote, “What’s funny about making hardworking crew members believe their efforts were wasted?”
Another user commented, “The makeup team deserved overtime, an apology and probably a week off after that little prank.”
Several viewers expressed their frustration, with one writing, “If it isn’t enjoyable for everyone, it’s not a prank. It’s bullying!”
A third user added, “This still s**ks because they spent the time and effort to do this, regardless of whether shoots were canceled or not.”
One comment read, “Really turned an 8-hour makeup session into a prank opportunity lol the makeup team deserved a raise for their patience!”
Others said, “The way that guy threw his brush and said ‘f**k this,’ says it was not funny or fun for them.”
Another commenter summed up, “Pranks, if you like doing them, should be funny, not cruel and disrespectful like this one.”
The renewed criticism also comes against the backdrop of the legal dispute involving Blake and her It Ends With Us co-star and director, Justin Baldoni.
Lively had accused Baldoni and others involved in the film of misconduct and of “orchestrating a campaign to damage her reputation.”
The resurfaced video comes as Ryan and his wife, Blake Lively, continue to face scrutiny over their legal dispute with Justin Baldoni
Justin repeatedly denied the allegations and brought his own legal claims against Blake and Ryan.























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