The 26-year-old actor, who portrays the role of Domino in the upcoming sequel of the 2016 movie, said Reynolds knows how to switch on and off when it comes to his performance, reported Entertainment Tonight.
"Honestly, it's amazing kind of watching Ryan do his thing because you think like, 'Oh, he has the mask on and you can ADR all of it' or whatever, but he is genuinely incredibly talented, and it's pretty impressive to watch.
"He's just really good. And so, for me, this is the biggest thing I've done, so I've been very much sort of observing and it's been a good vibe set to observe on and (there's) a lot of really talented people," Beetz said.
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