Ryan Reynolds counting his blessings twice with his two -year -old child.
THE Green lantern Star, 48, recently appeared at the world first documentary John Candy: I ​​love myself At the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday, September 4.
Reynolds, during a round table, shared a hilarious story about the way in which his 2 -year -old son, Olin, played a crucial role in the convinced of Bill Murray, 74, to participate in the documentary.
He joked by saying that he “had done terrible things to get Bill Murray”, including calling him several times on an old mobile phone. However, he ended up obtaining vocal messaging from a Greek sea company instead of Murray.
Without being discouraged, the actor left several messages until he finally receives Murray. Despite passing a “test” on the “sponsor” of the “spit”, Reynolds was finally “ghost” by Murray.
As a last effort, The picking Star revealed that he had sent Murray a video message, which included his 2 -year -old Son Olin. In the video, Reynolds asked Olin to tell Bill Murray to do the interview, and the toddler looked directly at the camera and said: “Make the interview, Bill.”
He added: “Say no to a child like that, so we will know what kind of monster you are.”
To his surprise, Murray recalled shortly after and agreed to participate in the documentary.
Elsewhere in the conversation, Reynolds, who produced the documentary with Colin Hanks, son of Tom Hanks, said that John Candy’s work and inheritance had had a significant impact on his own career.
“When you hear the name John Candy, your face lights up. He was not only a big actor; he was an even better person,” said Reynolds and Hanks in a statement on the film.
The documentary John Candy: I ​​love myself Freed at the Toronto International Film Festival, which takes place from September 4 to 14.
