Ryan Reynolds gives a stolen teddy bear a prize of 500,000 yen



Ryan Reynolds, an actor known for the role of Deadpool in `` Deadpool '' and Pikachu in `` Detective Pikachu '', gave a stolen teddy bear a prize of $ 5,000 (about 530,000 yen) It has become clear and has become a hot topic.

Nice guy Ryan Reynolds puts up a cash reward for a lost teddy bear
https://mashable.com/article/ryan-reynolds-lost-teddy-bear-vancouver-reward/

The story was initiated by Deborah Goble, who works as a reporter for the Canadian branch of CBC , a Canadian public broadcaster, in Vancouver. Tweet: “If you find this bear in the West End , please email me. The teddy bear was stolen while in Herschel 's backpack along with the iPad. 'I love you, I'm proud, I'm always with you,' says the voice of the mother who died last year.' In addition, this tweet has collected more than 26,000 retweets and more than 47,000 likes at the time of article creation.



Below is Mara's own Twitter account.



When I saw this tweet, Ryan Reynolds said, 'I will pay $ 5,000 to the person who delivered this stuffed bear to his owner Mara. There is no doubt. We are all the owners of this bear. I think we need to go back to.' This tweet has collected more than 92,000 retweets and 319,000 likes at the time of article creation.



Ryan Reynolds is not the only one spreading the information about teddy bears. About an hour after Ryan Reynolds tweeted, Canadian actor Dan Levy tweeted, 'Canada, please help me find this bear.'



One hour later, actor Zack Bluff tweeted, 'I think this bear needs to go home!'



Received the Ryan Reynolds's Tweets, Mara's himself 'Ryan Reynolds who is the owner of the teddy bear, thank you very much! I'm really grateful for help to find this bear. #Findmarasbear use the hash tag of Or send me a direct message or email to [email protected].'



In addition, Mr. Mara detects it with an application that searches the location information of the iPad stolen with Teddy Bear and shares it on Twitter ...



We are looking for information on teddy bears by sharing images of criminals who stole backpacks.



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