Ryan Reynolds Not Injured After Hit And Run Outside Downtown Vancouver Hotel

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 13 Apr, 2015 11:33 AM

Vancouver police have confirmed that actor Ryan Reynolds was the victim of a hit and run in the parking lot of a downtown hotel.

Const. Brian Montague said in an email that the Vancouver-born Hollywood star was not injured in Friday's collision.

Montague had no further details about the incident.

The Vancouver-born Reynolds has been in the city over the past several weeks shooting his new film, "Deadpool."

Reynolds has played everything from a superhero in "Green Lantern" to a romantic lead in "The Proposal'' and a CIA agent in "Safe House."

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