The comedian TJ Miller was the one who declared that the protagonist of "Deadpool" mistreats him and devalues his work to the point of causing him disinterest in continuing to work together.
A controversial case arose that put into question the personality of Ryan Reynolds. During an interview he gave on The Magazine, comedian TJ Miller assured that he suffered abuse from Ryan Reynolds. Due to this, he clarified that he would not like to work with him again.
Even though the third installment of "Deadpool" was announced a few weeks ago and with great news, the Silicon Valley actor assured that he is completely disinterested in participating because the protagonist "hates him."
Miller was part of the cast of the first two films along with Reynolds and played Weasel, one of the protagonist's friends. According to what he recounted, the "Free Guy" actor mistreated him while being the character and outside of that.
“As a character, he was horribly mean to me. But as if I were Weasel, ”he maintained. Likewise, Miller explained that in one situation, Reynolds asked to repeat a scene to devalue the effort that his partner had previously made.
The comedian provided details about this case and said: “I heard and thought it was strange, so I got off the set. He said I'm not funnier than him." In a similar position, the production team also felt contempt.
To conclude the topic, Miller reflected and talked a little about what he thinks about the protagonist of the film. “I love him as a comedian, but I think after he became very famous from the first Deadpool and things changed a bit. I would not work with him again. I wish him the best because he is very good at Deadpool, but I think it's strange that he hates me, "he concluded.
The suspicious cases that starred comedian TJ Miller
Previously, the comedian was part of the cast of "Silicon Valley" along with Thomas Middleditch and Zach Woods, among others. According to rumors, Miller had a run-in with some of his classmates, for which he was forced to leave the project as the creators kicked him out.
Weeks later, the comedian decided to speak about it and flatly denied the rumors. Still, none of his seatmates came to his defense.
