Deadpool’s T.J. Miller Says Ryan Reynolds Reached Out About His Negative Comments: ‘He’s a Good Dude’

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Putting the past behind them. T.J. Miller recently alleged that Ryan Reynolds was “horrifically mean” to him on the set of Deadpool — and the Free Guy star reached out to set the record straight.

Miller, 41, initially made headlines after he appeared on an episode of the “Adam Carolla” podcast earlier this week and shared that he wouldn’t work with Reynolds, 45, in the third Deadpool film despite having a featured role in the first two installments.

However, during a Wednesday, October 12, interview on the Jim Norton & Sam Roberts Show, Miller retracted his previous statements, claiming that the Just Friends star had contacted him and tried to make amends. “He emailed me the next day and it was a misunderstanding,” the Silicon Valley alum said. “It was very cool for him to say, ‘Hey, you know, I just heard on the show that you were upset about this.’ And I kind of said, ‘You know, I’m not,’ and then we sort of hashed it out quickly. … He was really cool about it and he’s cool — he’s a good dude.”  The Cloverfield actor went on to explain that his retelling of his experience with Reynolds was “just me telling a story from set that I thought was weird” and that he “feels bad that [the story] was picked up and it was misconstrued.” Miller told Jim Norton on Wednesday that he “wasn’t really saying anything negative” about the Proposal star on the podcast. “A big problem I have in general is kind of not thinking about what the repercussions of saying this or that would be,” he confessed.“He is so funny, which I always maintained,” Miller gushed of Reynolds. “And he’s so amazing in those movies. … It’s so funny.