Octavia Spencer accidentally tried to use a $100 bill with Ryan Reynolds' face on it

Could Ryan Reynolds be confused with Benjamin Franklin?

Reynolds' "Spirited" co-star Octavia Spencer certainly confused the two men when it came to the validity of a $100 bill. During ',' Oscar-winning actress Spencer revealed that she accidentally tried to buy something on Halloween with fake money from the musical 'Spirited' that featured Reynolds' face on it.

"I never have cash on me. And I was all excited," Spencer said. credit, when I'm at the checkout. So I like to find it. I think to myself, do I have money, do I have $5? And I found a $100 bill in my wallet. And I was so proud, because I felt like I had found a treasure."

She continued, "And, so, I'm glad I'm one of those people who likes to be prepared, because I look at the $100 bill and I'm like, 'Ben Franklin looks really, really weird." I realized it was a prop from "Spirited." And I almost paid for it! It's a prop from the set, and I saw it on the floor and thought, "Wow! , that's awesome, that looks real." And I thought, because I never have money in my wallet, that I would remember that."
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Turns out the fake $100 had been in Spencer's wallet for over a year since "Spirited" ended. The film debuts on Apple TV+ on November 18.

Reynolds previously addressed the physical toll of a seven-week "drama camp" to sing and dance in the musical twist of "A Christmas Carol," starring Will Ferrell as the Christmas present ghost.< /p>
IndieWire critic Jude Dry wrote in the film's review that "Spirited" is a "good old-fashioned bromance" between the respective characters of Ferrell and Reynolds. "Backed by a stellar ensemble, Ferrell and Reynolds make surprisingly charming, impressive showmen with confident crooning — and even light choreography," Dry wrote in the B+ review. "It's refreshing to see two stars who could have easily been on the phone for the rest of their careers pushing themselves to try new things."

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Octavia Spencer accidentally tried to use a $100 bill with Ryan Reynolds' face on it

Could Ryan Reynolds be confused with Benjamin Franklin?

Reynolds' "Spirited" co-star Octavia Spencer certainly confused the two men when it came to the validity of a $100 bill. During ',' Oscar-winning actress Spencer revealed that she accidentally tried to buy something on Halloween with fake money from the musical 'Spirited' that featured Reynolds' face on it.

"I never have cash on me. And I was all excited," Spencer said. credit, when I'm at the checkout. So I like to find it. I think to myself, do I have money, do I have $5? And I found a $100 bill in my wallet. And I was so proud, because I felt like I had found a treasure."

She continued, "And, so, I'm glad I'm one of those people who likes to be prepared, because I look at the $100 bill and I'm like, 'Ben Franklin looks really, really weird." I realized it was a prop from "Spirited." And I almost paid for it! It's a prop from the set, and I saw it on the floor and thought, "Wow! , that's awesome, that looks real." And I thought, because I never have money in my wallet, that I would remember that."

Related Related

Turns out the fake $100 had been in Spencer's wallet for over a year since "Spirited" ended. The film debuts on Apple TV+ on November 18.

Reynolds previously addressed the physical toll of a seven-week "drama camp" to sing and dance in the musical twist of "A Christmas Carol," starring Will Ferrell as the Christmas present ghost.< /p>

IndieWire critic Jude Dry wrote in the film's review that "Spirited" is a "good old-fashioned bromance" between the respective characters of Ferrell and Reynolds. "Backed by a stellar ensemble, Ferrell and Reynolds make surprisingly charming, impressive showmen with confident crooning — and even light choreography," Dry wrote in the B+ review. "It's refreshing to see two stars who could have easily been on the phone for the rest of their careers pushing themselves to try new things."