Ryan Reynolds has a message for partying Canadian teens who aren’t practicing social distancing: Don’t kill anyone, especially not his mom.
John Horgan, the Premier of British Columbia in Canada, recently asked local-born stars Ryan Reynolds and Seth Rogen to help spread a message to teenagers that partying is not safe for them during the current coronavirus pandemic.
Reynolds, who was born in Vancouver, has now responded to this call-to-action with a voice message on his social media channels where he also points out the potentially fatal outcomes of the irresponsible behavior – which could include hurting the likes of environmental activist David Suzuki and Reynolds’ own “insatiable” mother.
He even throws in a reference to his wife Blake Lively’s old series “Gossip Girl”. Check out the message below:
Called your office. Left a message. pic.twitter.com/CGp2IZagrD
— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) August 14, 2020
That’s not all though. Even though the “Shazam” sequel has yet to begin production, reviews for the film are already popping up on film-focused social network Letterboxd.
Some are just eager fans, some pure trolls, all are a little nutty. Now the film’s director David F. Sandberg has shared a spoof trailer for the movie which he cooked up with the help of pull quotes from some of those very early reviews.
The actual “Shazam 2” is currently targeting a November 4th 2022 release. Sandberg and star Zachary Levi are expected to be on hand at the DC FanDome virtual event next weekend to connect with fans.
We haven't shot Shazam 2 yet but there are already reviews up on Letterboxd. I'm pretty sure that means we're allowed to start using review quotes for marketing. pic.twitter.com/q7rj528CDR
— David F. Sandberg (@ponysmasher) August 14, 2020
