2023’s best-performing film, Barbie, raked in a worldwide $1.4 billion, outdoing The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and competitively released, Oppenheimer. The lead stars, Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling were lauded for their engrossing chemistry in the film. Naturally, fans are in awe of the Robbie-Gosling magic but if you ask the actor, he might have a different viewpoint on the matter.
While Gosling’s ability to simulate every character is inspiring, the actor once regarded another co-actress as unique. Gosling starred alongside Robbie in the 2015 comedy The Big Short as well, but the actress he reveres the most scored three films with him.
Ryan Gosling’s heartfelt affection for Emma Stone
One thing common about Crazy, Stupid, Love, La La Land, and Gangster Squad is the Gosling-Stone magic. The second even earned Emma Stone an Academy Award for Best Performance. While Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is also creating Oscar buzz, Ryan Gosling ended the discussion on his best co-star with a brief revelation.
The Drive actor associated Emma Stone’s presence with “opening Christmas presents” in an interview. The wholesome level shot through the roof after he dismissed all his co-actresses, claiming there was no one like the Cruella star. Recalling his experience with Stone in Crazy, Stupid, Love, Gosling told Entertainment Tonight,
“There’s nobody like her. As soon as she signed on to the film, I knew it was going to be good.”
Likewise, the actor’s heartfelt confession was reciprocated by Emma Stone on varied occasions. From expressing her gratitude for Gosling at the annual Telluride Film Festival to acknowledging her special bond with her La La Land co-star. Moreover, the Stone-Gosling duo are deriving the iconic Bogart & Hepburn fandom as well.
Ryan Gosling’s Ken gets validated by Emma Stone
Stone’s latest fantasy sci-fi film, Poor Things, released earlier this month. Her jaw-dropping portrayal of Bella Baxter, a woman brought to life by a scientist, is expecting Oscar nods. Therefore, during an interview with Access Hollywood, Stone opened up about her views on Ryan Gosling’s Ken in Barbie, which is also headed towards the Oscars. She said,
“I witnessed that Kenergy. He really is Kenough. He did it. He really did it this time.”
Well, even if not together, the stars might separately make their way into the premier event this time. Regardless, Stone is wholeheartedly rooting for her special buddy, who enamored her with his ‘Kenough’ act. While fans expect comments from Gosling as well, on Stone’s impeccable work in the film helmed by Yorgos Lanthimos, none have surfaced yet.
