Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney have released an advertisement that repeatedly encourages fans to have 'Act Now' and to buy football packages for their co-ownership Club Wrexham.
If you are kidding that running a football club 'is like relieving money on-Fire', the couple appeals to the camera with a series of self-removing supplications, turning their outfit into every clip into a different iteration of the kit.
The actors bought the Welsh Club in November 2020, for a reported £ 2 million and have since borrowed £ 9 million, with football experts treasuring their total input at £ 20 million.
“You may have seen many announcements recently,” says Reynolds in the clip, referring to the signing of 'pretty legit players' in the recent transfer window.
And Mcelhenney talks about plans for a 'shiny new' stadium that Reynolds calls 'duration'.
“Running a football club is on fire when relieving money, except that it doesn't keep you hot,” he says.
And his co-owner participates: 'Imagine a black hole. Now throw in your wallet. '
The couple points to a 50 percent discount and encourages viewers to 'act now' and ask: 'Do you already act?'
Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney have published an advertisement in which fans are encouraged to buy football packages for their co-ownership Club Wrexham (photo: Reynolds in the video)
The couple treats the camera with a series of supplications, turned their outfit into every clip into a different iteration of the kit (shown: Mcelhenney in the video)
Reynold's wife Blake Lively is entangled in a very published $ 250 million legal battle with actor Justin Baldoni (depicted: the couple ends with us at its premiere)
“Because running a football club is like a financial brick wall.”
Reynolds says: “You may think it is all fun and games, but you have not received a phone call from Rob Mcelhenney at 3 o'clock to scream bloody murder” This thing is bleeding to me every single F *** ING week. “
At this point, Mcelhenney breaks the fourth wall and chatting: “No, eh, I didn't scream against your Ryan, I cried.”
And Reynolds completes the clip by again showing the slogan: 'Trade now. Or whenever you can. Just joke, trade now. '
Fans were impressed by the 'great marketing strategy', but downright disappointed by the website of the club that seemed to be time -out and crashing.
Commentators made jokes that 'everyone has listened' to the announcement of the actor duo, so that the site was closed while they tried to place their orders.
The advertisement comes when Reynold's wife Blake Lively becomes entangled in a highly published $ 250 million legal battle with actor Justin Baldoni.
Baldoni complains vividly because of defamation after she claimed that he has been sexually harassed on its set ends with us.
Fans were impressed by the self-removing marketing strategy, but downright disappointed by the club website that seemed to be time-out and crashing (depicted: Reynolds in the video)
Baldoni lesely sue for defamation after she claimed that he had been sexually harassed on its set ends with us (depicted: Lively and Reynolds in the stands in Wembley Stadium)
In December last year Lively submitted a legal complaint against Baldoni, accused him of sexual harassment and orchestrating a smear campaign against her (depicted: Reynolds and Lively)
Baldoni plays in and directed the film based on the novel by Colleen Hoover, who came out last August and lively as florist Lily Bloom.
Although the film was a huge success and yielded more than $ 350 million worldwide, things behind the scenes did not work so smoothly.
In December last year, Lively filed a legal complaint against Baldoni, who accused him of sexual harassment and a smear campaign against her orchestrated.
In December 2024, the New York Times published a Bombshell report that ignited the legal feud.
The article, entitled We can bury everyone: In a Hollywood outright machine, the paper sheds light on allegations of sexual harassment and retribution made by Lively Against Baldoni during filming.
Baldoni firmly denied the accusations and his PR team accused the NYT and his journalists of being in competition with the article that “the cherries chose and changed communication stripped of the necessary context and deliberately split to mislead.”
Although the first lawsuit has been withdrawn in California, the NYT has been added to Baldoni's changed complaint in New York, who also calls Ryan Reynolds and the publicist Leslie Sloane of the couple.
Now Lively is firmly behind the NYT while the publication is fighting to be removed from the court case.
The outlet submitted a motion on Friday to a federal court in New York and defended the report on the allegations of Lively against Baldoni, according to Deadline.
The NYT claims that her reporting on the claims of Liverse sexual harassment against Baldoni was honest and accurate, while claiming that Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios 'unilateral' accusations are not relevant to publication.
