The last year has been a crazy year for Ryan Gosling. Over the summer he appeared in Barbie Of Greta Gerwig, which not only became an instant fan favorite, but quickly climbed the box office charts to become the highest-grossing film of the year. In addition to acting alongside Margot Robbie as his Ken Barbie, Ryan Gosling he also had the gift of singing an original song written for the film, entitled “I’m Just Ken“. As we learned after the film’s debut and the song’s growth in popularity, this was added at the last minute and Ryan Gosling he only entered the control room for a few hours. In addition to earning an Oscar nomination for Best Actor, Ryan Gosling took the stage at Hollywood’s biggest night with a group of men in pink and Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash to perform the song live in front of his colleagues.
As if the recognition from the Academy and the live performance weren’t enough to boost the actor’s ego, the iconic director Steven Spielberg approached the interpreter to share his love for both his talent and his performance in David Leitch’s upcoming action film, The Fall Guy. During an interview with Steve Weintraub by Collider, Gosling spoke about both highest honors and revealed which, between performing at the Oscars and receiving a personal dedication from Spielberg is the memory he will keep for the rest of his life.
“Steven Spielberg every time“, he said Goslingwho spoke definitively about the biggest accolade of his career, while his co-star of The Fall Guy, Emily Blunthe replied with a cheeky “Double S for the win“. Calling the moment surreal”crazy“, Gosling chronicles the experience of coming face to face with the visionary director behind classics like Jaws, ET the Extra-Terrestrial and Schindler’s List.
“He was walking across the room and I looked, and I thought, ‘That’s not possible. I don’t know Steven Spielberg. He won’t come and talk to me“. … And then he kept walking, and then I thought, “I know what’s going to happen. I go [indica se stesso e alza le sopracciglia] and he says, “No, not you. Behind you“. Then, finally, it was right there, and now you were being rude if it’s me, and I said, “Me?” And he said, “Yes.” And then he said he really liked The Fall Guy“.
Steven Spielberg’s love for action continues with The Fall Guy.
The affinity of Steven Spielberg with director David Leitch’s latest big-budget action film (Bullet Train and Deadpool 2)it shouldn’t be too surprising, given that he recognized a Tom Cruise and Joseph Kosinski the credit of having single-handedly saved the sector with Top Gun: Maverick of 2022. However, having a name like that of Steven Spielberg coming forward to congratulate you on your work must be an incredibly dreamy situation, and we agree with Emily Bluntwho added: “I love that he loved The Fall Guy“.
