Ryan Reynolds hilariously accepts one of Wrexham’s FIVE Emmy Awards for their hit


  • Hit documentary ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ was awarded five Emmy’s on Sunday
  • Ryan Reynolds brilliantly gave an acceptance speech in character of Deadpool
  • It’s about survival! FA Cup replays must remain for the good of English football – It’s All Kicking Off 

Ryan Reynolds delivered an epic Emmy‘s acceptance speech by toasting one of Wrexham’s five wins in character as Deadpool. 

The Hollywood A-Lister was celebrating on Sunday night when it was announced that hit documentary ‘Welcome to Wrexham‘, charting the rise of the Welsh football team owned by Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, had won five Emmy’s.

The Disney+ show was crowned the winner in the following categories:

  • Cinematography For A Reality Program
  • Unstructured Reality Program
  • Directing For A Reality Program
  • Picture Editing For An Unstructured Reality Program
  • Sound Mixing For A Reality Program

And Reynolds, as he often does, provided an hilarious response in the form of an acceptance speech on behalf of Deadpool. 

Ryan Reynolds chose to accept one of Wrexham's five Emmy awards in character as Deadpool

Ryan Reynolds chose to accept one of Wrexham’s five Emmy awards in character as Deadpool

The Hollywood A-Lister toasted Welcome to Wrexham's historic night with five victories

The Hollywood A-Lister toasted Welcome to Wrexham’s historic night with five victories

Reynolds also paid tribute to Wrexham and its supporters for the 'greatest privilege' of his life

Reynolds also paid tribute to Wrexham and its supporters for the ‘greatest privilege’ of his life

In a video message shared to his 21.5 million followers on X, formerly Twitter, the Wrexham co-chairman, starting with McElhenney, pay tribute to supporters of the Welsh team.

‘Wow, an Emmy, what an incredible honour,’ McElhenney said. 

‘There’s so many people to thank, I’ve been waiting for this moment for 16 years, so I’ve got a lot to say. I’d like to start by thanking…’

The It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star is then cut off as it cuts to a different location where Reynolds – dressed as Deadpool and referring to himself as Mr Lively, the surname of his wife Blake – takes control of the acceptance speech. 

‘Whoo! Wow, umm… Mr Lively couldn’t be here to accept this broken Emmy, so he sent me on his behalf,’ Reynolds began.

‘First and foremost, Wrexham, we love you. 

‘Thank you for letting Rob and the other guy tell your story. Cymru am byth, b****es.’

Wrexham co-chairman Rob McElhenney started a video message but was cut off by Deadpool

Wrexham co-chairman Rob McElhenney started a video message but was cut off by Deadpool

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star paid tribute 'most importantly to the people of Wrexham'

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star paid tribute ‘most importantly to the people of Wrexham’

He continued: ‘I’d also like to thank The Academy for this honour and for not asking us to attend the televised awards show with the real celebrities.

‘I’d also like to thank FX and Disney for their support and in exchange Mr Lively promises to not f**k up my next movie. 

‘Lastly, The Oscars, you’re on notice motherf***ers.’

Reynolds spent his weekend with Deadpool 3 co-star Hugh Jackman, watching the Welsh side’s FA Cup third round win over Shrewsbury Town.

Reynold posted a photo of himself with the Australian and captioned it: ‘Watching @WrexhamAFC in the @EmiratesFACup with Prisoner 24601.’

That last bit is a reference to when Jackman played Jean Valjean in the 2013 movie adaptation of the musical Les Miserables.

Reynolds and Hugh Jackman took in Wrexham's FA Cup third round game together on Sunday

Reynolds and Hugh Jackman took in Wrexham’s FA Cup third round game together on Sunday

Jackman captured the moment where Reynolds celebrated Wrexham's winning goal going in

Jackman captured the moment where Reynolds celebrated Wrexham’s winning goal going in

The League Two high-flyers now wait to discover who they will face in the FA Cup fourth round

The League Two high-flyers now wait to discover who they will face in the FA Cup fourth round

While Reynolds posted the two of them sitting calmly on the sofa – with an incomplete jigsaw puzzle in front of them – it was different from what Jackman shared later in the match after Wrexham had taken the lead against the higher-ranked team.

Jackman showed a joyfully screaming Reynolds after Wrexham scored late in their match against Shrewsbury Town to book a place in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

Reynolds and McElhenney will learn who Wrexham will face in the next round in Monday night’s draw. 



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