#Nick Pauley

[at1r1-p4rk3r]

Can I just point out how much we should be appreciating Nick Pauley?

He gave us a Dancepool not many could pull off! Shout out to him right here, right now, wherever he is

[blursbian]

Deadpool dancing to Bye Bye Bye gifs

[supporter-of-my-fav-ships]

Opening dance scene: Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)

[rowinablx]

Nick Pauley aka Ryan Reynolds dance double aka Dancepool

[sonjackcarl]

[official-wanda-wilson]

Imagine seeing this going on, Ladypool style

[chasing-caws]

Absolutely LOVE that I learned that we have a title house to thank for the incredible idea of Dancepool.

Method, who worked on the other two Deadpool movies as well, are the ones who suggested cutting to a dancing Deadpool during the opening and thus Dancepool was born, giving us one of if not the most iconic comic book openings of all time in my opinion

EVERYONE SAY THANK YOU METHOD!

[peterquill1021]

DeadPool and Wolverine

[kamwashere]

ryan reynolds’ doubles looking more like a comic book accurate wade wilson with their blond hair and blue eyes is just hilarious to me actually

[ghost-raven-7]

⚠️SPOILER ALERT⚠️

Some of you might have seen it already, but ....

This is the guy behind the Dancepool:

And he's hot as f**k ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

That crop top❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 👌 😳🫣 👁🫦👁

[geeky-nightphilosopher]

Petition to make Deadpool's dance sequence to NSYNC "Bye, Bye, Bye;" The new official music video.

[jupiterascendin]

Deadpool dancing to Bye Bye Bye

[confused-alot]

i don’t dance i’ve never danced tell me why the spirit of justin timberlake has possessed me to sweat my ass off at 10pm to learn the choreography to this stupid song

[ziva-david]

BrianKDietzen: A life well lived. 

David McCallum was a mentor, a great scene partner, a wonderful father and husband, and he was my dear friend. 

I met David on my first day of work at NCIS. I was booked to work one day on the show, but David and I hit it off. Our scene turned out well and they invited me back for more scenes with this screen legend. Several more. 

Over the course of the next 20 years, David and I (along with our alter-ego’s Ducky and Jimmy) developed a deep friendship and love of our shared work. 

He was a joy to work with. Always had a smile. Always had something new to add to the page, and ALWAYS had the ability to steal every scene he was in!

He had a quick and wry sense of humor and was generous with advice when I asked for it. He was also quick to share praise for work well done. I loved getting a phone call from him after a show aired to hear him talk about the scenes (even as he appeared less and less in our show). 

The friendship and respect people saw between Ducky and Jimmy over the years mirrored the relationship we’d developed off camera. Whether it was going on field trips for character research, attending charity events or catching some golf together, he was always up for an adventure. The guy could do anything. 

He lived to be 90 years old, was a part of multiple hit tv shows, movies, broadway shows, and wrote a couple novels, all while raising a loving family. 

Thank you David. Love you my friend. I’ll miss you. 

Sending all my love to the McCallum family today.

Now, a rundown of the pics:

1: the guy

2: fake lunch. But still… lunch. 

3: always up to help a charity (with Weatherly and Pauley)

4: me trying to replicate the foreboding look he patented. (Once in a while it works for me.) 

5: Hanging with Jim Nantz and Sir Nick in the booth on a Sunday at Riviera!

6: My daughter found this small picture that was a part of a fan package we received. She loved it. She was probably only 3 at the time, but she grabbed this picture of David and put it on her bookshelf and kept it there for several years. She didn’t know David well, but for some reason she just loved it.