is one of the last old school movie stars, an actor and producer not only respected for his talent but also his off-screen persona that only enhances his likability. He’s been a professional actor since the age of 13 and seen his films gross more than $5 billion at the box office.
Asked about receiving the honor, which has been awarded in recent years to the likes of Oscar winners Denzel Washington and Charlize Theron, and Reynolds can’t help but be a little self-effacing. By all appearances, Reynolds got off to a strong start and has been steadily working since his American TV breakthrough in 1998’s “Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place” and taking on the titular role in the 2003 comedy “Van Wilder.” But there were bumps along the way to superstardom — no one has poked more fun at his first attempt as a superhero lead with 2011’s “Green Lantern” than Reynolds himself.
But Hollywood is a tough game and Reynolds openly admits: “I always have moments of considering doing something else.” But it doesn’t stop there. He continues, “So I’m pretty sure I did them. I started a marketing company, a holding company and two diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives along with buying a fifth tier Welsh Football club. Those things seem like they may be very different than showbiz, but it’s all under the umbrella of storytelling. There are so many ways to tell a story.
Lets face it. He can talk about the most boring things, like an IKEA instruction, wearing a garbagesack, and you would take in EVERY word. Maybe a new idea for Ikea commercial? 😂
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