Ryan Gosling holds Rooney Mara close as they film an intimate slow dance scene for The Untitled Terrence Malick Project on Tuesday (October 16) in Austin, Tex.
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Ryan Gosling holds Rooney Mara close as they film an intimate slow dance scene for The Untitled Terrence Malick Project on Tuesday (October 16) in Austin, Tex.
"The Toronto Film Festival is widely considered to be the place where a majority of the buzz for so-called “awards films” begins, and this year one of the biggest surprises was Derek Cianfrance’s (Blue Valentine) crime drama The Place Beyond the Pines. The pic stars Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper and centers on the intense feud between a professional motorcycle rider turned bank robber (Gosling) and a rookie police officer (Cooper). The film premiered to an enthusiastically positive response at TIFF, with heavy praise given to the film’s scope and impact; our own Matt Goldberg called it an “epic family saga” in his positive review."Great news! ... or maybe not such great news as we first thought?
"Normally there’s nothing scarier than a Hollywood actor who, not happy with just commanding the silver screen, decides to move into the world of pop music. ... For today’s countdown to Halloween we give you an actor who totally got things right. Ryan Gosling is one of the cofounders of Dead Man’s Bones, whose eopnymous debut disc is creepy and scary for all the right reasons."
"Film bloggers have speculated that the other surprise could be Only God Forgives, starring Ryan Gosling in a tale about a Thai boxing match between a policeman and a gangster. The movie is directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, Danish film-maker behind 2011’s hit Drive."Lets hope we get an early glimpse of this next collaboration between Ryan and Nicolas Winding Refn.
JG: You co-starred with Ryan Gosling in ‘Drive’ and will be working with him again to film‘How to Catch a Monster’ next year. What’s it like working with him?Click here to read the whole interview.
CH: He’s fantastic. I think he’s one of the best actors of our generation and he’s fun and sweet and collaborative…
JG: (Deep sigh)….
CH: He is everything you would want him to be.
JG: And after you leave Sydney, what’s next?
CH: In about three weeks I’m back to Mad Men, then after that I’m doing Ryan [Gosling]’s movie.
"I was enjoying the quiet, sunny day by myself in the East Village of New York, looking for a late lunch post-yoga… I came past a nice, average looking Hummus restaurant.Click on the link to read the lady's whole story but for the record Ryan recommended the Hummus Masabacha with pita on the side!
I smiled & politely asked the only people (two guys) still dining out front if the food was any good. The guy in the cap & sunnies said “it’s the best”, so I sat down on the table next to him (the only other table there)… and then the same guy proactively proceeded to advise me on the best dishes to try, from his experience. Nice guy.
As he was sitting next to me, talking & pointing at my menu it slowly but surely dawned on me that this was RYAN GOSLING advising me on my lunch order.
For Real. OMGosling.
The ‘dawning’ happened in slow motion as he spoke to me… In a way that, at this point, made it impossible for me to reach for my camera. I was too far in as a ‘normal’ behaving person to turn all psycho-crazy-screaming-fan on him now."