It's clear after Thursday's "Good Morning America" that Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively will not be taking any long flights with their children anytime soon. He can throw down. "There were numerous times when I went right into Rebecca's backside", Gyllenhaal recalled. "I'm already making plans".

The 40-year-old actor added that his friendship with Gyllenhaal is only stronger after working with him on Life.

"There's a certain harmony that comes when we're both together", Reynolds said. We live near each other. "I don't think he would come close".

While sitting down for an interview with Good Morning America about his latest role, Reynolds admitted that stars don't always stay connected to your co-stars in the way they think they will, saying, "I've done probably nearly 50 movies in 24 years, and every time you work with people, you're like, 'I'm gonna hang out with this guy all the time!' And you never see them again".

Sony Pictures Entertainment India's LIFE hits the Indian silver screens on 24th March, 2017.

Thankfully, Reynolds has the support of wife Blake Lively to lean on as the couple raises their two daughters, 2-year-old James, and 5-month-old Ines.

Gyllenhaal and Reynolds have really connected since working together on Life, and talked a little bit about their lovely BFF-ness at the premiere. The actor is beginning the press tour for his upcoming sci-fi flick Life (yes, the movie is called Life-we hardly even know where to begin with that), which means we are going to be in for a whole lot of Reynolds antics over the next few weeks, everyone. OK, time to 'fess up: Are you a sympathetic traveller when seated next to hapless parents and their screaming kids on a plane, or are you mentally stabbing them with your drink stirrer? "It's like their favorite thing to say, but, really, he's a good man, he's a gentleman, he's a good dad, he's a good father, he's a great friend and I'm psyched that he's one of mine", Gyllenhaal said.