Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds are willing to put aside their legendary feud for just one day, though they still can't help but bicker about it. The two actors met on the set of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, where Reynolds played Wade Wilson/Deadpool for the first time in a poor adaptation of the character. Reynolds' feud with Jackman began then, apparently because of Reynolds' then-wife Scarlett Johansson. Over the years, Reynolds and Jackman have flung playful barbs at each other over the internet, whether it's about Jackman's anniversary with his wife or Reynolds' Once Upon a Deadpool. Reynolds even brought the feud into the Deadpool films by making several references to Jackman's Wolverine.
Just last month, Jackman commemorated the anniversary of Logan, his last outing as Wolverine. Even then, Reynolds was unable to resist poking fun at his so-called enemy with a funny tweet. Reynolds has long been campaigning for Jackman to appear in a Deadpool movie as Wolverine, but Jackman so far as resisted. Most recently, Jackman was spotted wearing Aviation Gin merchandise, which is Reynolds' gin company. The hits just keep coming between these two, and fans couldn't be more amused.
Now Jackman and Reynolds are willing to suspend their feud for a good cause. In a video posted to Jackman's Twitter, the two announce their partnership with the All In Challenge, which has the goal of recruiting celebrities to help raise money for those in need of food during the coronavirus pandemic. People have the opportunity to donate money and be entered in a sweepstakes to win the chance to have Jackman and Reynolds run a child's lemonade stand. See the funny video for yourself down below:
It's hard to say which part of the video is more amusing: The added family history, the bickering over whether it's called a website or URL, or the jabs at each other's respective beverage companies. The best thing about it, though, is that it's for a good cause. Reynolds has already donated $1 million to food banks along with wife Blake Lively, and of course he found time to troll Jackman with that announcement as well.
So, if one wants the opportunity to run a lemonade stand with Jackman and Reynolds, they only need to donate some money to the All In Challenge. At a time when almost everyone is struggling to find some positivity and celebrities are making questionable decisions, it's refreshing to see something that both brings a smile to people's faces and sees celebrities do something good. Here's hoping the "feud" isn't gone for long though.
Source: Hugh Jackman/Twitter