Ryan Reynolds, like many observers before him, has chimed in on the failure of Fox’s “Fantastic Four,” but is most frustrated with the fact that the flop may hit Michael B. Jordan the hardest among his castmates.


“You know, Miles Teller‘s gonna recover,” said Reynolds in an interview with GQ. “Miles Teller‘s gonna go on to do amazing things, you know. It’s important that Michael B. Jordan continues to go on and do amazing things.”

Reynolds drew upon his own experience, noting the critical and commercial failure of “The Green Lantern.” However, he’s enjoyed a number of high-profile roles since, including the hotly anticipated “Deadpool,” due out next year. While Reynolds thinks the cast of “Fantastic Four” can recover from their own disappointment, he worries for Jordan’s future in a Hollywood that’s harder on black and female actors.


“I know it’s not easy for a black actor,” said Reynolds. “It’s not easy for a female actor. That entire cast is amazingly talented. And I wouldn’t wish that on anybody. I mean, I know what that feels like. It doesn’t feel good."
https://www.thewrap.com/ryan-reynold...a-black-actor/

Speak on it

This is why Ryan is KING

He's right.

FATHER
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All jokes aside, he's preaching the truth.

Before I click the thread link I kept thinking "but I'm easy, Ryan".

Anways, I was having the same thoughts on Jordan as well. The movie was damaging to careers and while the others can recover, Jordan will be recovering at a slower rate than the rest. We can only hope that his talent prevails and casting directors over look F4, which was horrible because of FOX, the director, and the BTS mess.

He didn't lie.

Originally posted by Right Now Hispanic actors certainly have it harder than all those others tbh.

King! I love him so much. Such a respectable human being with a great head on his shoulders. Speaking nothing but truth. Glad things like this won't go under the rug anymore.