Top 10 Times Ryan Reynolds & Hugh Jackman Were a Chaotic Duo

Beyond the superhero stuff, of course, these two have taken pretty different paths in their careers. Their trip down memory lane is full of laughs and playful jabs, and they don’t hold back on poking fun at themselves, either. As well as going through their big and small screen credits, the duo examines their pre-fame lives and apparent trademarks. They know each other very well, but the moments they learn new information about one another are much funnier. They have that “old married couple who can still surprise each other” vibe; honestly, we’re all in for it. You can tell that they enjoy their friendly banter as much as we do.

Reynolds and Jackman join YouTuber and “Chicken Shop Date” host Amelia Dimoldenberg for a classic date in a chicken shop. It turns out they don’t need to be in the same room to bring all the chaos. Reynolds is as hilarious as always, and his and Dimoldenberg’s chats about everything from Wolverine, erm, glands to mating habits are, well, it’s nothing like any first date we’ve ever been on. Meanwhile, her time with Jackman definitely gives more first date with a high chance of a second. Also, who wouldn’t want to hear their name attached to his? It’s just too bad they didn’t all go on this chicken date together.

“The Man. The Music. The Show.” (2019)
In 2019, Jackman embarked on a concert tour across Europe, North America, and Oceania. During one performance that happened to fall on his birthday, he threw in a reference to his Wolverine role while throwing shade at Reynolds. What he didn’t know was that his ol’ buddy had planned on virtually dropping in to wish him a happy birthday. It’s a moment that exemplifies their friendship so perfectly. Reynolds leads everyone in a round of “Happy Birthday” as the crew gathers around Jackman with cake. Jackman clearly appreciates the love from his crew, but as for Reynolds? Well, he may think twice before crashing one of Hugh’s shows again.

If you ever wanted to know what Hugh Jackman or Ryan Reynolds are like in the kitchen, this seems to be a pretty good indication. Jackman is hands-on and practical, while Reynolds is... there. His main contribution is adding spice with his quick wit and rapid-fire insults aimed at Jackman. It's impressive that Reynolds manages to be the most savage person in a room which also includes Gordon Ramsay. While we're not sure Reynolds did much to help prepare the food, he certainly cooked up plenty of laughs. If this quartet ever opens a restaurant together, we'd be first in line! Come for the food, stay for the entertainment.

The actors interviewed each other ahead of “Deadpool & Wolverine” for People, and well, it’s basically just a very sweet and sentimental love fest. However, it’s not the first time Reynolds played the part of Jackman’s interviewer. When Jackman starred in “Eddie the Eagle,” Reynolds prepared a series of questions that really get down to the hard-hitting stuff. We certainly learn more about Jackman and his work methods. Reynolds also opens up the floor to fan questions, including one from a Blyan Bleynolds. There’s also Blake Lively from New York, who just wants to confirm his and Jackman’s rendez-vous later on. Anyone else think Reynolds should just interview Jackman all the time?

“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” (2014-)
The film may be called “Deadpool & Wolverine,” but this song is more like Deadpool vs. Wolverine. This friendly feud crosses into the multiverse, with both actors throwing shade at each other set to an infectious beat. Seriously, if you thought their witty banter was hilarious before, wait til you hear it with a catchy hook. They start out with jabs about each other’s careers but can’t help but get personal, too. Despite never appearing on screen in person at the same time, their witty repartee is absolutely hysterical. Sure, Reynolds eventually tries to make nice, but Jackman has his claws out. It’s not the only time they proposed a truce that went wayward fast.

Speaking of truces, Reynolds and Jackman solidified theirs by creating thoughtful commercials for each other’s companies. Well, one of them did. Yeah, it turns out truces don’t last long here, and they’re not big on festive season forgiveness, either. Still, Reynolds narrated a commercial for Jackman’s “Laughing Man” company, which invests profits back into Fair Trade farming. Does Reynolds hone in on Jackman’s world-renowned nice guy reputation? Yeah, in his own cheeky way, you could say he does. Let’s be honest; few of us are at our best before our morning coffee, and this brew seems to pack a punch. Plus, it’s hard to resist the charms of Reynolds,

According to Jackman, his feud with Reynolds started shortly after the “Deadpool” actor married his dear friend, Scarlett Johansson, when Jackman jokingly warned him to be on his “best behavior.” Since then, their rivalry has only heated up, especially with Reynolds pushing for a Deadpool and Wolverine crossover. Luckily for us, their back-and-forth mostly plays out on social media, turning their exchanges into a buddy comedy of epic proportions. Packed with jabs, pranks, and roasts, their playful sparring also shows off their genuine love and support for each other. Plus, we'll never tire of watching The Greatest Showman try to send out a birthday greeting while Deadpool chimes in with some “Annie” from his bed.

“Hot Ones” (2015-)
This interview starts off pretty normal, with Jackman and Reynolds answering questions like any other chat. However, about halfway through, the wings do what they do best and break the duo. Things descend into absolute mayhem as the heat gets the best of them, especially Jackman. Reynolds tries his best to keep this ship afloat, but it’s clear he has basically lost control of the words coming out of his mouth. Meanwhile, Jackman looks like he’s on the verge of an actual meltdown. We guess Aussies don’t throw too many hot wings on the Barbie. Wolverine and Deadpool definitely met their match, and it turns out that match is a spicy chicken wing.

Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.

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“Deadpool, Wolverine & Hammond” Anyone? You Heard It Here First!

Even Polygraph Examiner Lou/Louis Struggles to Keep a Straight Face

Never Have We Ever Found This Game As Funny As Reynolds, Jackman & Corrin Make It

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” (2003-)
For one night, Jimmy Kimmel handed over his show to Reynolds and Jackman, and the chaos was next level. From popcorn buckets to answering kids’ questions to singing each other’s praises “Golden Girls” style, they really bring the most. Still, it’s a talk show, so they interview each other, and we know how hilariously that usually turns out. Reynolds even gives a heartfelt PSA on tiny torso syndrome. Their chemistry is so natural it almost feels like they forgot they’re filming a talk show. They also team up to interview their “Deadpool & Wolverine” co-star, who matches their energy effortlessly. Their wild antics are so on fire that we’re surprised Jimmy even had a studio left to return to!