Ryan Gosling
Canadian actor · Canada · On the map · Actors · Born 1980 · age 45
He went from Mickey Mouse Club kid to the guy who made audiences cry in The Notebook, then carved a second act in cerebral thrillers and oddball comedies - a rare star who can anchor a $1.4 billion Barbie juggernaut and a meditative sci-fi sequel in the same breath.
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LorneFilm2024
The Fall GuyFilm, Producer2023
BarbieFilm, Ken2019
My Favorite Shapes by Julio TorresFilm, Blue Penguin (voice)2017Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or ComedyAward
Blade Runner 2049Film, 2017'K'2016
La La LandFilm, Sebastian2015“I had my hustle. It was whatever I could do to not end up working in a factory. If I had to shake it like a showgirl, I was going to do it.”In their words9 April 2015The Guardian
The Late Show with Stephen ColbertSeries, 20152013“It's not good just to have life experience of film-making and that's all. It's hard to play a real person when you've been in jets and town cars for three years.”In their words11 January 2013The Independent
Gangster SquadFilm, 2013Sgt. Jerry Wooters2011“I feel like I think like a woman, because I grew up with my mother and my sister so I've just been programmed to think like a girl.”In their words11 September 2011The Daily Telegraph
Crazy, Stupid, Love.Film, 2011Jacob2010
ConanSeries2007
FractureFilm, Willy Beachum2006“Being Canadian gives you a little bit of an outsider's perspective.”In their words25 August 2006Toronto Star
Half NelsonFilm, 2006Dan Dunne2004
The NotebookFilm, Noah Calhoun2003
Jimmy Kimmel Live!Series2002
Murder by NumbersFilm, Richard Haywood2001
The BelieverFilm, Danny Balint1998
Young HerculesSeries, Hercules1996
Psi Factor: Chronicles of the ParanormalSeries, Adam
Frankenstein and MeFilm, 1996Kenny1993
Kung Fu: The Legend ContinuesSeries, Kevin1990
Road to AvonleaSeries, Bret McNulty1989
MMCSeries, Mouseketeer1980Born12 November 1980People around Ryan
Emma Stone Duets: City of Stars
Justin Hurwitz Ryan produced First Man (2018)
Marc Platt Produced Drive and Lost River
Nicolas Winding Refn Directed Drive and Only God Forgives
Arnon Milchan Produced The Big Short and Stay
Derek Cianfrance Directed Blue Valentine (2010)
Alex Moffat Also in Henrietta & The Fugitive
David Lancaster Produced Lost River (2015)
Leonardo DiCaprio Produced The Ides of March (2011)
Brad Pitt Produced The Big Short (2016)
George Clooney Directed The Ides of March (2011)
Margot Robbie Produced Barbie (2023)
Steve Carell Produced Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011)
Marisa Tomei Also in The Big Short and Crazy, Stupid, Love.
Matt Smith Ryan directed Lost River (2015)
Margaret Qualley Ryan produced Love of Your Life (2026)
Christina Hendricks Ryan directed Lost River (2015)
Damien Chazelle Produced First Man (2018)
Kate McKinnon Also in Barbie and Another Close Encounter
Ben Mendelsohn Ryan directed Lost River (2015)
Shea Whigham Ryan produced First Man (2018)
Cecily Strong Also in Another Close Encounter
Aidy Bryant Also in Another Close Encounter
Olivia Hamilton Ryan produced First Man (2018)
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La La Land 2016
The Notebook 2004
Remember the Titans 2000
Blade Runner 2049 2017
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Ryan Thomas Gosling was born November 12, 1980, in Canada and started acting young, landing a spot on Disney Channel's The All New Mickey Mouse Club from 1993 to 1995 before bouncing through teen shows like Breaker High and Young Hercules. His feature debut came in 1996 with Frankenstein and Me, followed by a small role in Remember the Titans in 2000, but real notice arrived with The Believer in 2001. The Notebook in 2004 made him a romantic lead, then 2006's Half Nelson earned him his first Academy Award nomination. He threaded indie credibility through Blue Valentine, Drive, and Lars and the Real Girl with big-swing studio work in Crazy, Stupid, Love, The Big Short, Blade Runner 2049, and eventually Barbie in 2023, which became his highest-grossing film and brought a third Oscar nod. He also directed Lost River in 2014, released an album with his band Dead Man's Bones in 2009, co-owns a Moroccan restaurant in Beverly Hills, and has been with actress Eva Mendes for years.