Ryan Reynolds, known for playing Deadpool, surprisingly showed up at San Diego Comic-Con over the weekend. He blended in so well while dressed as the character that some fans didn’t even notice it was him!
Okay, so this is wild! I was walking around at the con when suddenly this actor just strolled onto the floor. Then, get this – he totally surprised everyone by showing up during Marvel’s big Hall H panel! A bunch of fans were actually taking pictures with him thinking he was just some awesome cosplayer, completely unaware it was him under the mask. It was such a cool moment!
Ryan Reynolds shared a video from the event on X, expressing his gratitude for fans’ early support of Deadpool. He wrote that being at San Diego Comic-Con – ten years after the first Deadpool movie and two years before Deadpool & Wolverine hits theaters – felt special because of the passionate fans who bring so much happiness to others.
View full post on XIt was amazing – completely free and open! I’m so grateful for all the incredible people I met, not just dressing up as characters, but truly creating entire worlds. And unbelievably, I even ran into real-life Sergeant Slaughter!
People online praised the act as “the coolest thing ever,” with one fan writing, “That’s why you’re so amazing! There aren’t many actors like you who genuinely appreciate their fans. You’re humble and awesome.”
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“We’re finished, man! Are you alright?” Downey Jr. responded, and Reynolds chimed in, “So that means no more filming, extra shots, unexpected expenses, or last-minute changes? Happy, grab the car – we’re going!”
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2026-07-28 03:20