28 March,2018 08:28 AM IST | Los Angeles | PTI
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Chris Evans and Ryan Reynolds played real-life superheroes as they joined forces to fulfil the wish of a dying 11-year-old boy named Emilio. Fox News anchor Shannon Bream asked Twitter users on Sunday for assistance in making Emilio's wish come true. Bream tweeted her request:
Chris Evans, who plays Captain America, and Reynolds, who portrays Deadpool, responded on Twitter to help make the child's wish come true. Evans replied, "Happy to! DM me."
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Reynolds took a more funny approach that is true to his quick-witted character and wrote, "I'm more of a 'Reserve Avenger.' But happy to help. DM me." Paul Bettany, who played Vision in Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Age of Ultron, also showed his support. He tweeted, "I'm the purple one. DM me."
Even Zachary Levi, who starred in two of the Thor movies and will soon play hero Shazam in the DC Comics, replied to Bream's request. After receiving a swarm of replies, Bream thanked the volunteers for their support and tweeted that "major progress" had been made in fulfilling the wish of the child.
Jeremy Renner aka Hawkeye and Tom Holland, who plays Spiderman, Chloe Bennet among other also showed their support.
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With inputs from agencies
