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Ryan Reynolds Crashes Hugh Jackman's X-Men Reunion

Ryan Reynolds continued to fuel his "feud" with Hugh Jackman by crashing the latter's X-Men reunion to celebrate 20 years of the mutant movie franchise.

2000's X-Men brought Charles Xavier's gifted youngsters to life in live-action and kick-started a series that spanned all the way through to last year's Dark Phoenix and is set to continue in a way with Deadpool 3. To honor the legacy of the first movie, Jackman gathered former co-stars Patrick Stewart, Halle Berry and Famke Janssen as part of the Global Citizen: Unite For Our Future benefit concert. However, it wasn't long before there was an unexpected gatecrasher.

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During the all-star Zoom call, Jackman mused, "Honestly, it's kind of surreal you guys, can you believe it's been 20 years since the first X-Men movie?" After a mysterious ringing, Reynolds popped by with a simple, "Knock, knock." With the rude interruption, Jackman reminded Reynolds the reunion was for OG X-Men only as he explained, "Ryan, the cast and I were all just reminiscing about the movie that we're all in together."

Things descended into chaos when Reynolds invited Dark Phoenix's James McAvoy and Sophie Turner to the party. Turner joked she thought it was a Game of Thrones reunion before quickly departing, and a mass exodus saw Berry and Janssen leave for a James Bond reunion, McAvoy catch up with his Split co-stars and Stewart head to a Star Trek reunion. As Jackman shook his head and admitted things had fallen apart quickly, Reynolds said, "Guess it's just you and me, Logan. You know what that makes this a reunion for?"

What meeting of Jackman and Reynolds would be complete without a nod to Gavin Hood's maligned X-Men Origins: Wolverine? Reynolds' final surprise saw a mini-reunion for the 2009 movie as Liev Schreiber, aka Sabretooth, also joined. Schreiber yelled "X-Men: Origins reunite!" as things came to an end.

Of course, the feud between Jackman and Reynolds is a long-running joke that goes all the way back to filming X-Men Origins. Scarlett Johansson is apparently the cause of the "feud" because Jackman used to tease Reynolds about being married to her. Since then, Reynolds has teased Jackman with Deadpool's Australia Day trailer, while Jackman mocked Reynolds' star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The two are currently in the middle of a "truce."

Source: www.cbr.com