Ryan Gosling rocks some shades as he takes an afternoon stroll on Saturday (September 29) in Austin, Texas.See more pics at the source
The 31-year-old actor was joined by his mom Donna who came to visit him for the weekend.
Ryan took a break from his upcoming Untitled Terrence Malick Project so they could grab some lunch.
While they were out, the mother-son pair also enjoyed some time together at a local street fair. How fun!
"Leave it to Ryan Gosling to smile at a passing pooch and stir up all kinds of feelings: jealousy, spitefulness, despair.
The actor, along with costar Rooney Mara, is currently spending long days on set for the untitled picture, and seemed to relax momentarily on Wednesday when a crew member brought over the dog between takes.
Gosling had another encounter with the furry kind on Thursday when he filmed a scene with Mara next to a horse. There is no photographic evidence to suggest that the horse got so much as a "Hay, girl!" or even a goofy grin from Gosling, but we still managed to feel jealous of the horse, too."
For a car chase sequence — Cooper in a patrol car, Gosling on motorcycle—Cianfrance filmed 22 takes of Gosling weaving in and out of traffic. (The director was adamant that there be no edits in the scene; “stitching it together just has a different feel.”)The movie was acquired by Focus Features at TIFF and will be released in 2013.
Soon Gosling began to internalize Cianfrance’s approach of spending the extra hours. To get his motorcycle skills up to par, Cianfrance said, the actor spent six hours a day for nearly two months working with a top Hollywood stuntman.
Ryan Gosling films scenes on a terrace in front of a lake with his co-star Rooney Mara for their upcoming Untitled Terrence Malick Project on Sunday (September 23) in Austin, Texas.See all the pics at the source.
The 31-year-old actor and 27-year-old actress took in some shade with umbrellas in-between takes and filmed at a nearby park with an acting dog.
The day before, the duo was spotted filming a scene on a bridge overlooking a canal and also filmed a car scene in a vintage Scout II truck on the local streets in Austin.
Well before any 50 Shades of Grey adaptation brings BDSM to the screen, Chrstina Hendricks (Mad Men) can be seen working in a fetish club in Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut, How to Catch a Monster. The Drive co-stars came together when Gosling was scripting the picture with Hendricks in mind and sent the actress more than just the script:We can't wait to see it!
“He sent the script over in this cool box with an interesting little key, and cool artwork in it,” recalls Hendricks. “It was like the full package! And then I read the script and was in love with it, so I called him back and said, ‘Yeah, please.’”
In Hendricks’ own words, her character is:
“supporting two children and trying to provide a home for them and a place of comfort in a continuously harder place to be. And I find myself working in this very surreal club that gets me into a sort of predicament, and in the meantime, these boys are off on their own adventures and they discover this underground city.”
As for what kind of club:
“Fetish club,” she says. “Fetish club.”
Hendricks working in a fetish club aside, the actress went on to talk about Gosling’s progress on the film so far, saying that:
“I’m sure it will be incredibly clever, and Ryan already has storyboards and pictures of neighborhoods and homes, and he’s already collecting music for it … when you read it, it gives you the feeling, maybe, of a memory. Something from your childhood that you can’t really pinpoint."
Inside Films reports the Hollywood 'it' boy is is understood to be in talks to star in outback racing film Dust and Glory.Check the full article and the movie website.
If confirmed, the role would see the 31-year-old relocate Down Under for several months.
According to the film's official website, Dust and Glory is "an explosive action adventure romance set against the most astonishing road race on the planet", based on the 1950’s redex car race trials - a 10,000 mile event that went right around Australia in the days of dirt roads.
