Ryan Reynolds hilariously uses Hugh Jackman as his target as he hones his axe throwing skills

He’s already successful actor, producer and entrepreneur.

But Ryan Reynold was ready to add another string to his bow as he tried his hand at axe throwing in the second episode of his new Snapchat series Ryan Doesn’t Know. 

And it was bad news for fellow actor Hugh Jackman, 52, as the Deadpool star, 44, decided to use his face as a target.

Ryan looked in his element as he wielded a pair of axes and slung them at the wooded board in front of him. 

With a little guidance from trainer Cliffton Creque via video call, Ryan practised the basics.

And he had no qualms about using X-Men star Hugh as his target after acting in retaliation to the Wolverine actor slashing a picture of Ryan.

Ryan even hilariously defaced a picture of Hugh, who starred with him in X-MEN Origins: Wolverine, giving him devil horns and branding him ‘Hugh Badman’. 

Hugh and Ryan’s hilarious ‘fake’ rivalry began around the time Ryan starred in 2016 Marvel film, Deadpool.

In April last year, Hugh said he struggled to remember the specifics, but it did start over Ryan’s ex-wife, Scarlett Johansson, who he was married to from 2008 until 2011.

‘It’s gone back so long now… God, this is a classic sign where your feud has gone too long, where you don’t even know why or how it started!’ he told Daily Beast.

‘I met him back on Wolverine, and I used to ream him because I was very close friends with Scarlett.

‘Scarlett had just married Ryan, so when he came on set I was like, “Hey, you better be on your best behaviour here, pal, because I’m watching”, and we started ribbing each other that way.’

Hugh said things ‘escalated’ after Ryan took on the role of Deadpool, proving to be a rival to his portrayal of Wolverine.

And he claimed Ryan had used social media to ‘manipulate’ him in recent years, with the two men regularly poking fun at each other on Instagram.

Ryan Doesn’t Know is the Hollywood hunk’s new Snapchat documentary series which sees him learn a plethora of brand new skills. 

The 12-part Snap Original debuted at the end of last month, with the first episode seeing Ryan attempting to learn the art of ice sculpting. 

The series sees the Green Lantern star joined by a host of emerging artists and creators from an array of different fields

Other skills Ryan is set to tackle include floral sculpting, lifting weights and video effects wizardry. 

In the first trailer for his series, Ryan, who is married to actress Blake Lively whom he shares three children with, said: ‘You could fill a gymnasium with the things that I don’t know. 

‘So, in the hopes of becoming a less boring husband and father, I’m meeting up with talented new artists to learn a little about a lot of new things’

Meanwhile, Brad Haugen, Westbrook Media president said: ‘Ryan is one of the funniest people out there and watching him connect with and learn from these unbelievably talented creatives is a true joy.

‘He and the Maximum Effort team were amazing partners on this project, and of course, we love working with the phenomenal Snap team. We are excited for Ryan to learn a few things and ready to bring more fun to Snapchatters everywhere.’