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Ryan Reynolds jokes about his Deadpool suit and reveals writing Wolverine's dialogue was one of the scariest things he's ever done Ryan Reynolds: "I smell what you're stepping in, Andrew Garfield" Andrew Garfield: "I have a question for you about the Deadpool suit." Ryan Reynolds: "I could tell it...

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