La La Land, the Oscar-winning contemporary musical, was produced by Gosling once more in collaboration with Emma Stone.
In Blade Runner 2049, the follow-up to Ridley Scott's cyberpunk masterpiece Blade Runner from 1982, Ryan Gosling plays a "replicant," a bio-engineered human male with superior physical and cerebral powers.
In Blade Runner 2049, the follow-up to Ridley Scott's cyberpunk masterpiece Blade Runner from 1982, Ryan Gosling plays a "replicant," a bio-engineered human male with superior physical and cerebral powers.
The Big Short, a satirical drama from Adam McKay, shows how the world financial crisis of 2007–2008 was unintentionally brought on by people attempting to profit from the shaky housing market.
Gosling plays serial womaniser Jacob Palmer in the 2011 romantic comedy-drama Crazy, Stupid, Love. He offers to teach Cal Weaver (played by Steve Carrell) how to approach women with confidence.
Blue Valentine, a 2010 romantic drama starring Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams as a couple whose marriage slowly deteriorates, earned Gosling his first Golden Globe nomination.
Gosling played Luke Glanton, a motorcycle stuntman who dies following a botched heist, in the 2012 crime movie The Place Beyond The Pines.
In First Man, Ryan Gosling played one of America's most recognisable figures.
The fact that Ryan Gosling would portray a heartthrob in Lars and the Real Girl as a follow-up to The Notebook is very indicative about the way his career is taking. He portrays a socially awkward character who has a real connection with a sex doll.
Gosling has been on screen alongside many talented performers over the years, but in Fracture, he faced up against Oscar winner Anthony Hopkins.