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Dave McNary Film ReporterRyan Reynolds is teaming with John August to co-write and executive produce the Netflix feature comedy “Upstate,” which is being developed as a starring vehicle for him.Reynolds is executive producing through his Maximum Effort banner. August is also executive producing.Reynolds and August collaborated on the 2007 sci-fi thriller “The Nines,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.

Ryan Reynolds has an exciting project in the works!

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Netflix has made a deal with Ryan Reynolds and John August to co-write Upstate, an original feature comedy that is eyed as a star vehicle for Reynolds. The project reunites Reynolds and August, who last worked together on 2007’s The Nines.They are keeping plot under wraps.

Ryan Reynolds has to be one of the busiest men in Hollywood. Over the past year, a number of new projects have been announced with Reynolds in the lead and it appears that he’s keeping that going with yet another new film, “Upstate.” (Alas, none of those projects he’s currently lined up include the word “Deadpool” in the title.) READ MORE: Ryan Reynolds To Star In Monster Film From ‘Paddington’ Director; Lord & Miller Producing According to Deadline, Reynolds is set to co-write the upcoming comedy film, “Upstate,” alongside John August.

Diageo, the world's largest spirits maker, said on Monday it was buying Aviation American Gin, co-owned by Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds, in a deal worth up to $610million.The Deadpool actor became the face of Aviation Gin after purchasing an unspecified, but 'significant' stake in the company in February 2018.Diageo acquired Aviation Gin and its majority owner Davos Brands, which owns three other spirit brands - Astral Tequila, Sombra Mezcal and Tyku Sake - for an initial payment of $335million.The deal also includes an additional $275million if sales continue to impress over the next decade.

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chef’s kiss*.It read: ‘Thanks for your email. I am currently out of the office but will still be very hard at work selling Aviation Gin.

He recently sold his Aviation Gin brand and other liquors fromDavos Brands LLC to Diageo Plc for $610 million.But Ryan Reynolds celebrated the massive sale by composing a hilarious out-of-office email apologizing to his wife and others for telling them 'to go f**k themselves.'The 43-year-old Deadpool star joked that he hadn't understood what an 'earn-out' was after he made the sale and offered up apologies to numerous people, including George Clooney, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Betty White. Oops! Ryan Reynolds, 43, sent a hilarious out-of-office email with apologies for numerous people after the sale of his Aviation Gin brand for $610 million to Diageo; pictured in April 2019'Thanks for your email.

Ryan Reynolds always knows how to turn things into joke.On August 17, it was revealed that the 43-year-old actor sold the liquor company he co-owns, Aviation Gin, for a whopping $610 million. According to reports from Bloomberg, Diageo Plc acquired Aviation American Gin and other liquors sold by Davos Brands LLC, which obviously puts a pretty penny right in Ryan‘s pocket.

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It’s been 20 years since Hugh Jackman slapped on some adamantium claws to play Wolverine in the first X-Men movie. Now, the Aussie star is reflecting on the role — and his American film debut — while getting in a few friendly digs at Ryan Reynolds.

Ryan Reynolds wrote a hilarious out-of-office message referencing his wife, Blake Lively, and other celebrity friends after selling his liquor company.Bloomberg reported on Monday, August 17, that Diageo acquired Aviation American Gin, which the 43-year-old actor co-owns, and other Davos Brands liquors for a whopping $610 million.After the news broke, Reynolds wrote a snarky email noting that while he is “currently out of the office,” he “will still be very hard at work selling Aviation Gin. For quite a long time, it seems.”“In related news, I just learned what an ‘earn out’ is… And I’d like to take this opportunity to apologize to everyone I told to go f–k themselves in the last 24 hours,” he continued.

Ryan Reynolds is toasting his success in the business world after becoming the latest celebrity to make lucrative profits from endorsing or owning a premium alcohol brand. Alongside majority owner Davos Brands, the Canadian actor has a stake in Aviation American Gin, which is being snapped up by drinks giant Diageo as part of a $610m (£460m) deal. The purchase will also see Diageo acquire the other spirits in the Davos portfolio: Astral Tequila, Sombra Mezcal and TYKU Sake.The sale comes after Aviation American Gin reported a 100% growth in sales volumes last year, becoming the second-largest player in the super premium gin segment in the US. Diageo will pay an initial sum of $335m (£255m) and then up to a further $275m (£205m) based on the

After Ryan Reynolds sold his Aviation Gin for an estimated $610 million, the "Deadpool" star has apparently set a hilarious out of office response. According to Entertainment Tonight, when someone now tries to email Reynolds, this bounceback is received: "Thanks for your email.

Ryan Reynolds just made an insane deal with Diageo, the world’s largest spirits maker, for acquisition of his spirit brand, Aviation Gin.

Ryan Reynolds is about to become millions of dollars richer after selling his Aviation American Gin company!ET has learned that Diageo, the world’s largest spirits maker, has reached an agreement to acquire the American style gin company the actor co-owned, through the acquisition of Aviation Gin LLC and Davos Brands LLC for an estimated $610 million based on sales over a 10-year period. A press release states that Reynolds will retain an ongoing ownership interest in the company.«A little over two years ago, I became an owner of Aviation Gin because I love the taste of Aviation more than any other spirit,» Reynolds, 43, shared in a statement.

Alcoholic beverages giant Diageo says that it has acquired the Aviation American Gin brand co-owned by actor Ryan Reynolds, in a deal that could be worth as much as $610 million. The deal includes an upfront payment of $335 million, with an additional $275 million up for grabs based on the performance of the Aviation gin brand over a 10 year period.

Diageo, the world's largest spirits maker, said on Monday it was buying Aviation American Gin, co-owned by Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds, through the acquisition of Aviation Gin and Davos Brands for up to $610million.The Deadpool actor became the face of Aviation Gin after purchasing a partial stake in the company in February 2018.Diageo acquired Aviation Gin and its majority owner Davos Brands, which owns three other spirit brands - Astral Tequila, Sombra Mezcal and Tyku Sake - for an initial payment of $335million.The deal also includes an additional $275million if sales continue to impress over the next decade.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorDiageo PLC, the spirits giant behind Tanqueray gin, Guinness beer, Smirnoff vodka and Captain Morgan rum, is adding a new drink to its bar: Aviation Gin.Diageo said it will pay up to $610 million – an initial payment of $335 million and a payment of up to $275 million based on the performance of the acquisition over a ten-year period – for Davos Brands, which includes Aviation Gin as well as Astral Tequila, Sombra Mezcal and TYKU Sake.

Bloomberg reported that the Deadpool star’s company was bought by Diageo for a whopping $610 million (€513 million).

Diageo, the world’s largest spirits maker, said on Monday it was buying Aviation American Gin, co-owned by Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds, through the acquisition of Aviation Gin LLC and Davos Brands LLC for up to $610 million US.Under the deal, Diageo will also own other brands in the Davos Brands’ portfolio, including Astral Tequila, Sombra Mezcal and TYKU Sake, with Reynolds retaining an ownership interest in Aviation American Gin.The move comes just two weeks after the maker of Johnnie Walker whisky and Smirnoff vodka posted a yearly profit that nearly halved as widespread closures of pubs and restaurants, cancellation of sporting events and a plunge in duty free sales hit global demand.The company isn’t new to acquiring brands owned by