Ryan Reynolds has responded to a fan who used his quote for his high-school year book.
Back in November last year, fan Mike tweeted the actor asking him for a quote he could use in the book which would document his treasured high-school memories - the ever-helpful star replied: "Satan is gonna take it from here."
And now, eight months later Mike is the proud owner of a year book containing his photo and quote. Sending a photo of the year book and the original tweet to Reynolds, Mike wrote: "Finally got my yearbook. thank you, king."'
To which the actor replied: "Wall Street is gonna take it from here."
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The replies to the tweet range from full-on adoration to jealousy, not forgetting the dozens of Deadpool gifs, of course.
Earlier on Reynolds had tweeted to say that on the four-year anniversary of the leaked footage of Deadpool finding its way online, he still didn't know who was responsible - adding that he was 'taking over the investigation'.
The tongue-in-cheek post was a refence to the leaked test clips of the actor as Deadpool which become so popular online that the franchise, which up until then had been struggling, was given the green light by movie execs.
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Something which, I think it's fair to say, Reynolds is actually pretty happy about.
However, in his tweet, which he hashtagged #angry, he wrote that he was still searching for the culprit.
Some fans have their own opinions on who may have leaked it, with one asking: "Does his name rhyme with Bryan Breynolds?" While another wrote: "Sure, keep searching! I think it's much closer than you think."
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Not sure what these guys are trying to imply here.
The leak wasn't just good news for Reynolds - in total the franchise has taken over $1 billion and a third movie is in the pipeline following the phenomenal success of the first two.
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Topics: TV and Film, Celebrity, Ryan Reynolds
