Ryan Gosling

[kobro22]

Wen't to see Crazy Stupid Love, it was a showing at 3:40 and my friend and I were shocked to see that the theater was full!!! Ryan was amazing both acting wise and he just looked so GOOD! He was handsome, charming, charismatic and funny!

If you love fashion go see this movie Ryan is dressed impeccably throughout the movie.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

^Umm please no, just no. Although Nicholas Cage was a food actor at one point.

What's a food actor? Did he play celery or lasagna?

 

[kokobombon]

From Hollywood Reporter



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[kobro22]

What's a food actor? Did he play celery or lasagna?

LOL @Not Plain Jane thanks for the catch, I meant good.

 

[kobro22]

A really cool slideshow of Ryan's style evolution courtesy of the Fug Girls, vie NY MAg, enjoy!

http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2011/07/ryan_gosling.html?imw=Y

 

[littlepaperstars]

Given the way he dresses himself and of course, his talent, I really wish Baz Lurhman had gone with Ryan for Jay Gatsby over Leo. I have so many issue with that casting it's unbelievable but I think Ryan would just look fantastic in whatever Catherine Martin is cooking up.

 

[kobro22]

^OMG! I so agree with you littlepaperstars, Ryan would have been a mush better choice, of course I am a huge Goisling fan so I am biased.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

kobro22, thanks - loved that slideshow!!

The blonde hair reminds me of Emilio Esteves circa Repo Man.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

From here via just jared

This distracted globe

I have no idea why this comparison came to mind as Estevez isn't that blonde in the film, but the poster popped into my mind.

BTW littlepaperstars, totally agree. Gosling would've been a much better choice than Leo.

 

[sobriquet87]

I agree that Ryan would have made an amazing Jay Gatsby, but I'm also a massive Leo fan so I think he will also do a great job, especially when it comes to Gatsby's sneaky side.

 

[kobro22]

Here is an amazing article about Ryan and his huge acting talent, the link is here:
http://insidemovies.ew.com/2011/07/31/ryan-gosling-actor-meets-movie-star/

and here are my favorite parts of the article, I so agree with the comparison to DeNiro!!

What he’s doing now is growing up. Gosling is 30 years old, which is exactly the age Robert De Niro was when Mean Streets was released, and last year, playing the troubled, listless, furious, alcoholic, yet so, so tender and yearning husband in Blue Valentine, Gosling gave a performance that hit what Pauline Kael, describing De Niro’s performance in that Scorsese classic, called “the true note.” It was bravura acting on every level — a technical tour de force, one that made every mood swing convincing, but also, like Gosling’s earlier performance in The Believer, one that showed you the character’s belief system from the inside out (and the more unreasonable it got, the more it came wrapped in the actor’s empathy). Blue Valentine was about the frustration of a certain kind of damaged romantic male narcissist who feels, in this era, that domestic life has robbed him of his power. Gosling made you know what it felt like when that power leaked away.

And then another comparison to Jack Nicholson, I do believe they both have a similar charisma to them, and like Jack Ryan could be the next serious actor and movie star at the same time

Gosling may turn out to be the rare actor, like Jack Nicholson, who is equally both at once. Early on, though, I thought he was almost destined to be an actor first and a star second. He first came to prominence ten years ago, in The Believer (left), playing an anti-Semitic skinhead who was, in fact, a brilliant, searching, self-loathing Jewish screw-up, and Gosling gave a performance — I don’t say this lightly — that was worthy of the young De Niro. He did something that movies about sociopaths, let alone movies about young Talmudic scholars–turned–Judaism bashers, almost never do: He made the character’s belief system intellectually charged and compelling. He showed you that this violent, messed-up kid who despised his heritage was, in the depths of his rage, the only halfway reverent Jewish person in the room. (He hated the contradictions of the religion — the hypocrisy of it, in his view — because his desire to believe was so consuming.) In that single performance, a stunning screen actor was born.

 

[chickadee]

I prefer the Deniro comparison.

 

[chickadee]

Lol in Horrible Bosses Charlie Day is watching the "I want you" scene frim TN while staking out Kevin Spacey!

 

[chickadee]

Okay so this is the third Ryan post in a row, I'm not crazy, but I can't delete the other two (or at least I don't know how) because Iwas going to merge them all together in this post. Anyway, I just came back from seeing Crazy Stupid Love which Ryan is great in acting wise, but more importantly out of this world hot, cool, awesome, wicked, sick all those adjectives. = Me everytime he came on screen. He has a great screen presence and he wears those suits oh so well. Plus, there's a twist that I totally didn't see coming. The movie is really sweet and funny and heartfelt as a whole.

 

[Kenysha75]

The Place Beyond the Pines Behind the Scenes 2011: July 28th - Glenville, New York

goslingfan

 

[Kenysha75]

The Place Beyond the Pines > Behind the Scenes > 2011: July 29th - Glenville, New Yor



goslingfan

 

[kobro22]

^@Kenysha thanks so much for the new set pictures. I have to say he does not look that bad in the blond hair. His body looks really ripped, he has the best arms.

 

[Kenysha75]

The Place Beyond the Pines Behind the Scenes 2011: July 29th - Glenville, New York

goslingfan

 

[ChillChaser]

No particular reason to post this pic...He's just a cutie pie.

goslingfan.com

 

[ChillChaser]

One of a series of Drive posters:

collider.com

New film still:

geektyrant.com