Ryan Reynolds achieved success at the Creative Arts Emmys, where the docuseries “Welcome to Wrexham,” co-owned by Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, received recognition. In his acceptance speech, Reynolds sported a Deadpool mask and a sleek velour suit, showcasing a borrowed Emmy that turned out to be Hugh Jackman’s from two decades ago.

Reynolds humorously shared on Instagram that he contacted Jackman to borrow an award and, despite its broken state, appreciated the gesture. The docuseries, nominated for six awards, secured wins for outstanding cinematography and outstanding picture editing. Reynolds, expressing gratitude in his acceptance, playfully referred to himself as “Mr.

Lively” in a nod to wife Blake Lively. The series revolves around the Welsh soccer club Wrexham AFC, offering an intimate portrayal of its acquisition by Reynolds and McElhenney in 2020. Despite financial challenges, including an estimated $12 million loss, their dedication to the club’s renewal and promotion led to its success in the English Football League. Reynolds and McElhenney expressed gratitude to Wrexham’s residents for allowing them to share their stories, emphasizing the town’s romanticism and the universal appeal of its narrative.