All of Ryan Reynolds’ Kids Have Starred in ‘Deadpool and Wolverine’

Blake Lively made a surprise cameo as Lady Deadpool in Ryan Reynolds’ new movie, but she’s not the only member of the Reynolds-Lively family making an appearance in his latest project. As the credits rolled, viewers learned that all four of Reynolds and Lively’s children had roles in Deadpool and Wolverine – and it seems they have the same sense of humor as their parents.

THE Gossip Girl The former Free Guy actor’s eldest daughter, James, 9, played a “screaming mutant” during the film, according to IMDB, while Inez, 7, stole the show as a mischievous Deadpool variant named “Kidpool.” Inez, whose face was hidden by a mask, seemed to have the most screen time of her siblings, as she delivered a few lines and even a hilarious dig at her dad’s character, who plays the foul-mouthed variant. Meanwhile, Reynolds and Lively’s 1-year-old son Olin had his own superhero cameo as “Babypool.”

The couple’s youngest daughter, Betty, also had her own Deadpool and Wolverine moment, although she was not on screen. The film’s credits listed her as “Hugh Jackman Wrangler: Betty Reynolds,” which is fitting given Reynolds’ recent quotes about Betty’s “unconditional” love for the Wolverine actor at the film premiere.

Giving an idea of ​​what this “quarrel” might involve, the The Green Lantern The actor said People Betty “expresses this love through blinding violence. So she attacks him, thinking that she has claws and that he has healing powers. Which maybe he does.”

Although Reynolds and Lively have not spoken about their decision to include their children in the actor’s latest film, It ends with us The actress opened up about starring alongside her husband as Lady Deadpool, a character originally created in her image more than 12 years ago, before she even started dating Reynolds.

“In 2010, I was on Gossip Girl and I’m about to film my first superhero movie, The Green Lantern“With my sweet Canadian co-star @vancityreynolds,” Lively shared in a recent Instagram post. “(Reynolds) spoke to me, our other co-star, another newcomer superhero @taikawaititi and all of us about the @deadpool movie for the first time.”

Although the actress admitted that the trio couldn’t figure out how to translate the comic book series’ “meta” theories into a film at the time, the universe had already found an invisible thread that would lead her to her dead Pool role.

She shared that Rob Liefeld, the comic book artist who co-created dead Poolwas a Gossip Girl She’s a Deadpool fan and apparently came up with a Lady Deadpool character in 2010, inspired by Lively. “The universe has such a magical sense of humor sometimes,” she added.