There's something surreal about watching a 12-year-old deliver an expletive-laden monologue. This effect is perhaps enhanced when Deadpool himself sits in the foreground reacting to every word. Well, thanks to Ryan Reynolds and his co-star Walker Scobell from the upcoming Netflix film The Adam Project, that experience is now available to all.

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Netflix's film The Adam Project features Reynolds as a man who travels back in time to receive help from his younger self, played by Scobell. "Because he takes his job seriously," Reynolds joked in the tweet, "the role required significant research." It's clear that Scobell was already a fan of Reynolds' particular brand of humor before this, but the framing of the video adds a humorous suggestion of some rather unorthodox method acting behind it.

The Adam Project, which only just began shooting in November 2020, also stars Jennifer Garner, Zoë Saldaña, and Mark Ruffalo and features Shawn Levy as director, who also directed Reynolds in the upcoming 2021 film Free Guy. Ruffalo plays the late father of Reynolds' character, and is the reason the character travels back in time, as he enlists the help of his younger self to find their father and save the future.

Of course, some may object to not only allowing a young boy to publicly use language like this, but actively encourage it. Reynolds has never been a particularly family-friendly actor, so that sort of thing is expected from him. But the influence shown on young Scobell might be seen by a number of concerned viewers (and parents) as overdoing things. Deadpool  is about as adult-oriented as they come.

On the other hand, it is Hollywood. Not to say all child actors should speak in such a way, but very few things are off-limits when it comes to the world of show business. Since children in the business are typically accompanied by at least one parent or guardian while working, it's also entirely likely that not only was Scobell's watcher on hand during this video, but that they also had no objections. Plus, it's not uncommon for actors to go out of their way to protect their child co-stars, like Robin Williams. Either way, it's kind of endearing to see the two co-stars bonding, even if it is in a rather prickly manner.

The Adam Project is currently in production and has no release date as of yet.

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