LOS ANGELES: Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds celebrated the fifth anniversary of his superhero franchise "Deadpool" by sharing a "lost" fan letter.
The 44-year-old actor, who plays the titular foul-mouthed superhero, shared the letter dated March 10, 2016, penned by a fan named Hunter.
"Five years later, I'm still in awe of Deadpool fans. Hunter wrote me this letter after #Deadpool came out and somehow my response never got mailed. Holds up. Mostly," Reynolds' wrote alongside photos of two letters typed on paper: one from Hunter and a reply from him, also dated March 2016.
In the letter, addressed to "Dear Mr. Deadpool", Hunter asks for advice on being "more bada** like you." In his response, Reynolds said "Commit to one thing. For me, it's acting."
The Canadian actor added that "acting and I are like Tom Brady and New England: together forever."
The first "Deadpool" movie, produced by 20th Century Fox, came out in 2016.
The film was a huge success and was followed a sequel in 2018.
Deadpool was one of the few Marvel comic characters not owned by Disney, but after Fox's merger with the industry giant, it has become a Marvel Studios property.
A third "Deadpool" movie is in the works with Emmy winning duo Lizzie Molyneux-Loeglin and Wendy Molyneux attached to write the film.