Ryan Reinolds recall the phone replacement with the Maga Supporter to compare algorithms

Actor Ryan Reinolds He talked on the participants in the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) that he was not “Maga” or “extreme”, “recalling the moment when he replaced the phones with a marine fan to compare social media algorithms.

Canadian actor said he did not have to agree with someone to work with them and criticized what he called “compliant” policy identity mentality, Richmond News export.

“There’s nothing better than sitting in the village in America, you know, I’m nothing but I say,” Hey, “I want to see your algorithm. Checking your algorithm. Check that” Reynolds.

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“It’s great. Like you’ll separate. I remember I remembered it, I was like” Oh, that’s convincing … “Yes, I see what I mean what you mean. “And he looked at mine, and he said,” It’s good. “

The “Deadpool” star added that sports events and cinema films are great space for people with different opinions to gather and find common country.

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Tiff’s main program officer Anita Lee asked Reynolds as it was like Canadian film movies Los Angeles During this “elbow” era of Canadian nationalism.

Reinolds said he had always tried to influence Canadian values, such as conflict resolution, emphasizing that they learn “to learn instead of winning it.”

He said that this approach allows him collaborative, not fighting people with people who may not share their views.

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Reinolds attended the festival to promote documentary “John Candy: I ​​like it,” Available on global side 10. October, which has produced.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney also attended and premiered the Prime Minister of Reinolds documentary, criticizing the President Donald Trump During their speech. During his objections, he pointed out the candy’s role in a way that seemed to be referred to the American president.

“We are a more dangerous, divided and intolerant world. In Canada, our identity has come under threat. And when the Canadians have heard their internal John Candy, chapter, chaptered, chaptered on our own lines,” said the politician.

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Fox News Digital’s Gabriel Hais contributed to this report.