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THE INTERVIEW
O ften described as humble, he
certainly is when it comes to his
relationship. Paparazzi-shy, he
keeps his private life private. He
and his wife, actress Eva Mendes, with whom
he co-starred in The Place Beyond the Pines,
choose to rarely be seen in public. They have
two children: Esmeralda Amada Gosling and
Amada Lee Gosling.
While working on Song to Song Ryan Gosling
participated in a local charity run at Austin’s
Texas School for the Deaf because they
happened to be in the neighborhood. He and
his co-stars helped raise $20,000 U.S. and
cheerfully posed for photos with the students.
Gosling has supported a number of social causes
during his career, including PETA, cleanup for
Hurricane Katrina, and Invisible Children. He
has traveled to Chad to visit Darfur refugees, as
well as Uganda and the eastern Congo for work
with the Enough Project.
“In what other job is it a part of your This year’s Blade Runner 2049, directed by
Canadian Denis Villeneuve inspired Gosling
from a personal historical perspective. Gosling
plays opposite the incredible Harrison Ford,
and was a fan of the original, now classic movie
Blade Runner, which he first saw when he was
a teenager, a decade after its release. He said
he found the acting experience a little surreal,
wanting to stay true to a character that he
felt had influenced his life. Also in the works,
Gosling will play the astronaut Neil Armstrong
in First Man directed by La La Land’s director
Damien Chazelle.
job to just sit behind a piano for three The multifaceted entertainer Ryan Gosling, first
teen-age and now adult heartthrob, has matured
months and play?” – Ryan Gosling in front of our eyes onscreen. His innocence,
charm, and believable, sexy performances are
the stuff that blue-eyed legends are made of - a
modern day movie musical icon in the making.
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