It's difficult to hear ทดลองเล่นสล็อต the name Ryan Reynolds without thinking of Deadpool, the sweary and sarcastic alternative superhero he's best known for playing.
But in his latest summer blockbuster Free Guy, the Canadian actor portrays an altogether different kind of hero.
Reynolds stars as a kind and wholesome - but ultimately quite ordinary - bank clerk named Guy. Compared with the 44-year-old's previous film roles, it's quite a gear change.
"Well, my default is just pure trash, on the inside," he laughs. "So this is slightly new for me. There's something really wonderful about playing a character who's kind of naïve and innocent."
The movie's titular character lives in Free City, a fictional universe within a video game. (The premise is a little out there, but we'll come to that in a second.)
After a chance encounter with a young woman named Millie, played by British actress Jodie Comer, he begins to question the confines of the virtual world around him.
"I think there's something really fun about exploring everything with new eyes, which is what this character gets to do, and filtering that through the prism of comedy and occasionally cynicism," Reynolds says.
"I love playing a character who's stepping out from the background into this new person."