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I Am Ryan (2026)
A Ryan Reynolds look-alike named Bryan and his cunning manager, Henry, take Hollywood by storm in all the wrong ways. As Henry profits from his client's striking resemblance to the actor, Bryan stumbles through red carpets, celebrity events and mounting mayhem, completely unaware of the madness surrounding him.
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A Ryan Reynolds look-alike named Bryan and his cunning manager, Henry, take Hollywood by storm in all the wrong ways. As Henry profits from his client's striking resemblance to the actor, Bryan stumbles through red carpets, celebrity events and mounting mayhem, completely unaware of the madness surrounding him.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hobart, Carl Jackson
In Theaters:5/22/2026
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Runtime:79 minutes
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