Ryan Reynolds

Ryan Reynolds appears as himself, one half of the Hollywood duo who just bought a fifth-tier Welsh football club neither of them had ever seen in person. He's charming, self-deprecating, and openly out of his depth about the sport, treating the whole venture with a mix of genuine sentiment and movie-star showmanship.

The documentary works because Reynolds never pretends to be more than a rich enthusiast learning on camera. His comic timing turns confusion into charm, and the show lets sincerity slip through the jokes—he clearly wants this to matter to Wrexham, not just to his brand, and that tension is what makes him watchable.