Deadpool: Ryan Reynolds resumed the leak investigation & # 39;

Ryan Reynolds says he's still looking for the person who leaked the first footage of Deadpool, four years after the test sequences went live

The franchise was struggling to get the fire green until someone downloads the clips from the actor.

They were shared thousands of times and the reaction helped in production

But two films of Deadpool later, Ryan still claims not to know who was behind the leak.

He tweeted: "This is the 4-year leak

" UPDATE: Still looking for the person who fled our footage Internet trial, Deadpool has received a green light.

"Take charge of the investigation myself. #Angry."

The post was set up with a photo of his waving character Deadpool

The tweet had thousands of replies with a lot of fans hope that he "finds" them so that we can congratulate them for contributing to the film's success.

It was written, "Gosh, I really hope you'll find him and when you do, keep him there because he needs to be attacked." However, knowing the benefit that the "leak" has had on the franchise, not everyone is convinced by "the investigation", some accusing the actor of having fled the film itself – a smart gesture he "Of course, keep looking !! I think it's much closer than you think, "suggested one.

Another added:" Does his name rhyme with Bryan Breynolds ?? "

The Franchise took over $ 1 billion worldwide with a third film on the way.

Despite the success, there are rumors that there would not be many more movies in the pipeline.

They follow a recent issue of the Deadpool: Assassin comic that included the character hinting that he would leave with the line: "I did as many gigs as I could." [19659007] "Retired communities on TIKI-TIKI's land are not cheap."

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