Ryan Reynolds Auditioned for a Coen Brothers Movie and It Didn't Go So Well

Reynolds has my support as an actor. Goes to show he hasn't let the success of Deadpool curve his hunger as an actor(so it seems). That's what being an artist is all about stepping outside your comfort zone and adding to your arsenal. There's actors and actresses that choose either the easy way or hard way(as an actor unless you're coming from money or lineage of thespians there is no easy way.), meaning as their career progresses finding out what works and who to work with they stay within that comfort zone. Which is understandable. The industry and employment of being a thespian is unpredictable and unstable because alot of that stuff starts out with agents/hand-shakes/verbal agreements. Which can be broken for whatever reason(s) before it gets to actually building up a contract taking months depending on the size of the project and cast. Then there's the hard way. The masses don't hear about certain now famous actors/actresses blunders because most already come from hard knock backgrounds of mistakes or wrong place, wrong time, or maybe both. Now they're in the limelight string of successes, but before hand they had string of auditions that played out just like this article(for whatever reason is being printed). So rave kudos for keepin' his fire burning towards the art. Because the masses won't hear it, but people in the industry see that as an actor who is open-minded and willing to step outside his comfort zone. Especially after having a success like Deadpool. For all we know one door may have slammed and broke his pride, but without a doubt opened up many more for him in the future. Any real thespian will tell you when the art stops becoming challenging either step outside your comfort zone or try writing, producing, or even directing like Clint Eastwood, overall evolve.

How many fucking articles are you going to milk out of this interview that YOU DID NOT CONDUCT?

They were right-- dude's terrible. Not sure why he's still in big movies .

Not gaming news.

Ryan Reynolds is an alright actor, but you know. You win some you lose some.

I thought he was pretty good in Buried so I don't think it's that he doesn't have the chops. He can do drama if he has the right role and director to work with.