Channing Tatum Applauds Ryan Reynolds After Wrexham Trip for Super Bowl Ad: 'Good People Build Good Things'

Channing Tatum is looking back fondly on his trip to Wales with Ryan Reynolds.

On Sunday, Feb. 9, Tatum, 44, uploaded a series of photos of himself and his Deadpool & Wolverine costar Reynolds, 48, to Instagram as he recapped his time in the country and the Super Bowl commercial he filmed with Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's professional soccer club, Wrexham AFC.

"Caffeine and dancing aside, that trip to Wrexham was something I’ll never forget. What Ryan Reynolds @vancityreynolds and @robmcelhenney have done for the community in Wrexham is magic," Tatum wrote in the caption to his post. His pictures included a photo of himself and Reynolds posed around a Deadpool sculpture, as well as the pair meeting with fans around the city of Wrexham and behind-the-scenes images of Tatum on the set of his commercial for STōK Cold Brew Coffee.

"I spent a few days (and nights) there. The team and town have a sense of optimism and a ride or die loyalty that made me want to stay forever," Tatum added in his caption. "Incredible work, Ryan and Rob. Good people build good things. And thanks to the many beautiful people of Wrexham. Up the town!

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The commercial itself, which aired during the Philadelphia Eagles' win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9, featured Tatum teaching AFC Wrexham players some Magic Mike-style dance moves fueled by cold brew.

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“I'm buddies with both of them,” Tatum told PEOPLE of Reynolds and McElhenney, 47, during a recent interview regarding the spot. “And I haven't really done any sort of dancing in a while, so I just was like, ‘Hell yeah, let's go’... We didn't want to go full stripper. We wanted it to be fun and keep it PG.”

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Tatum and Reynolds recently united on the big screen in Reynolds' 2024 blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine, in which Tatum fulfilled a long-held dream of his to portray the comic book character Gambit in a movie. While their characters' future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe remain unclear, both actors have hinted they would like to get a solo Gambit movie made and have Reynolds' Deadpool appear in a cameo role.

"I honestly don't know what goes on behind closed doors in the bookkeeping sessions at Marvel, but I do know that they're obsessed with him in that role," Reynolds said of Tatum's turn as Gambit in a November 2024 appearance on Entertainment Weekly's Awardist podcast. "It's kind of like the same situation I went through. Once you show that it works well, that's really what they need. Sometimes they just need to see it in action."

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