Ryan Gosling

Netflix's most expensive film yet is relentlessly superficial, but when it's this much fun who cares about the absurd plot?

There’s a comic side to his performance, although few spectators will find it funny when he starts ripping out the fingernails of one of his antagonists. Whether he is caught in mid-air without a parachute or handcuffed to a city centre bench as armies of antagonists attack him with machine guns and bazookas, he never loses his poise or balletic grace. The twist here is that the hunter soon becomes the hunted: he learns from encrypted messages hidden in a locket that one of his bosses is corrupt. A little strangely, there is no explicit romance – Six is far too busy trying to stay alive to have time for candlelit dinners. These take place in a far wider, more exotic range of locations than you will find in the average Bond movie. The Gray Man will be on Netflix in a week’s time but it’s worth watching on the biggest screen possible first.

Gosling just can't stop talking about his "Ken-ergy"

And then you know what it is, but I don’t think that’s what you think it is.” A true Ken-undrum, one might say. It’s not what you expect,” he allowed. “I have that Ken-ergy that he can feel, obviously,” Gosling shares, referencing Evans’ insult that his Gray Man character is a “Ken doll” in another interview with Entertainment Tonight. “I still feel like the Ken-ergy is alive.” What is Ken-ergy, you may ask? “I can’t wait for people to see the film. “It’s not what you think it is, unless it is. “You have a Ken in your life, and you know that Ken has Ken-ergy.” Okay, sure!

While talking about the Greta Gerwig film 'Barbie' starring Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling also opened up about the new action thriller called 'The Gray Man'.

Gosling claimed that the entire crew was responsible for the creation of a traditional hero: “What I didn’t realise was just how many people it takes to make an action hero.” But we had an incredible stunt team, and an incredible special effects team.” Ryan Gosling has been generating a lot of buzz after his picture from Greta Gerwig’s Barbie was released online.

Ryan Gosling has finally teased information on his role as Ken in the upcoming live-action Barbie movie with Margot Robbie.

When pushed further on what exactly ‘Ken-ergy’ means, La La Land star Ryan kept it vague but offered: ‘You’ve got a Ken in your life. I felt seen,’ he recalled. I still feel like the Ken-ergy is alive,’ he proclaimed. The has starred in a host of top-billed films including The Notebook, Drive and La La Land, which landed him his Oscar nomination for best actor – but Ken might be his biggest role to date, judging by keen interest in the film. He then finally gave us a little something, with a surprising revelation about his version of the doll in the movie. In a comment sure to delight fans, who melted the internet when first-look images of him as Ken were released in June, showing him in an abs-bearing unbuttoned denim jacket and personalised underwear, the star also said he had ‘Ken-enrgy’.

I hope this starts a Ken-ergy movement,” the Oscar nominee teased at the premiere of his new film, The Gray Man. “The Ken-ergy is going to be alive and well ...

He had a lot of fun playing it, and I had a lot of fun playing against it,” Gosling said. I was so happy that I waited for this opportunity, because this was like the films I grew up with,” Gosling said on the arrivals carpet. “I’ve waited my whole life to look like this,” he teased. “A lot of the funniest lines in the film that come out of Ryan’s mouth were improvs from Ryan.” When asked about his natural ability to spit out playful punch lines, Gosling immediately quipped, “I get my sense of humor from Sears. It was on sale.” After a long four-year absence, Ryan Gosling returns to the big screen as a Black Ops assassin in The Gray Man, reportedly Netflix’s most expensive movie to date. “The Gray Man is different from anything I’ve done before.

Unlike Pete Davidson's haunting 2019 Ken doll photo shoot, Gosling as Ken made sense. Apparently, he agrees. Talking with Variety about his role in the upcoming ...

As Gosling would say, welcome to the “Ken-aissance.” When the photos of Ryan Gosling as Ken first dropped, it was hard to deny that something about it felt right. “I felt like I was seeing myself.