Ryan Gosling Couldn’T Stop Laughing In These Interviews!

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AI GeneratedThis video explores the comedic side of Ryan Gosling's public persona, highlighting how his trademark restraint and composure often collapse during interviews. Through various encounters with co-stars and talk show hosts, the content illustrates Gosling's ability to lean into awkwardness and chaos, transforming routine promotional appearances into unpredictable and humorous moments.
Well, you know, it's a bit of a bleak day.
Yeah, no, it's not. It's a lovely day in London. Let's keep it that way.
Ryan Gosling usually looks like the calmest person in the room. But the right question,
the wrong story, or one completely unpredictable guest can destroy that composure almost instantly.
And during one interview with Harrison Ford, he barely managed to finish a single answer.
That reaction is especially funny because Gosling built much of his public image around restraint.
In films and interviews, he often says very little, waits through the silence,
and lets everyone else become uncomfortable first.
The number one most important thing in your life is your career above family,
above the Lord, you name it. It's number one. And man, oh,
are you stunting Jimmy?
Gosling rarely forces the joke. He usually waits until the conversation becomes strange on its own
and then gives the interview exactly enough encouragement to make it worse.
The interviews that affected him most were the ones where he was not even responsible for the
joke on Graham Norton sofa. Greg Davies only needed one embarrassing story to make Gosling
completely forget that cameras were still rolling. So I went to the toilet and I put my trousers
down and some of my mother's knickers have got got mixed up in the washing. And I was wearing
my mother's. Such a low point, you ******* loser. So I did like a fecal Jackson Pollock.
Every time Gosling appeared ready to recover, Davies added one more detail.
By the end, Ryan was no longer listening to the story. He was simply trying to survive it.
Working beside Russell Crowe created a different problem. During the press tour for The Nice Guys,
Gosling was no longer trying to remain composed.
He seemed determined to make every ordinary promotional question impossible to answer
normally. But you are really funny. It hurts to hear you say it.
You're very funny. We actually have a clip of you guys. Can I clarify something?
How often do you think of the two of us together?
Crowe often reacted like the responsible adult in the room, which only encouraged Gosling to
behave even less responsibly. Emma Stone knew this version of him better than most.
After several films together, their interviews often felt less like promotion and more like
two people deliberately trying to interrupt each other.
Ryan lifts me over his head and I, what did I do, right?
I've never had this happen, but I imagine if a possum fell out of a tree and
try to scratch your eyes out, it would be something similar.
Around Familiar co-stars, Gosling stopped hiding the joke completely. The serious pauses remained,
but now everyone knew something ridiculous was coming.
Eventually, the latter stopped being something that happened to Gosling.
Once he became comfortable, he began pulling the interviews into the chaos himself.
Was he friendly? Did he give you? Yeah, but well, you know,
we know why he was being friendly. He would sign stuff all the time,
like you signed a mean machine T-shirt. Did he really?
Of course, it's the first thing we did. We should have listened to him.
His best responses sounded accidental, but the timing was usually too perfect.
Gosling knew exactly how long to let the silence sit before making the answer worse.
But one co-star made keeping a straight face almost impossible.
During the Blade Runner 2049 press tour, Harrison Ford combined dry answers,
selective memory and absolutely no interest in giving a normal promotional interview.
Ryan, Ryan, Ryan. Why don't we see if we can get
Ryan, Ryan, Ryan Gosling.
Ford did not appear embarrassed by forgetting the name of the man sitting beside him.
Gosling, meanwhile, looked far too entertained to help.
Their press tour became even stranger after Ford admitted that he had accidentally punched Gosling
while filming a fight scene. Ryan later described the experience as being hit by Indiana Jones.
And then it gets closer and it comes into focus and you're like, no, he's turning his fist into
a hammer. And then right before it gets to you, it's like he's holding an imaginary sword and he
just he's using the strength of it. He's using this. Even being punched did not damage their
chemistry. It simply gave Ford another story to tell with a completely straight face.
Then Alison Hammond sat down with them for what should have been a routine interview.
She immediately admitted that she had never seen the original Blade Runner
and Harrison Ford reacted as if that were the best possible answer.
Bleak, dystopian, an absolute nightmare, to be honest with you. That's just my
interviewing techniques. Let's talk about the movie Blade Runner 2049.
Cheer up. Instead of ending the conversation,
the confession completely relaxed both actors. From that point forward,
nobody seemed interested in discussing the film properly.
Did you have much fun on the set?
Yeah, it was great, great fun.
Did you get your knitting needles out? Because I know you like to relax.
Oh, we're going to go there.
We're going to go with the knit.
Oh, it's going to be like that.
Your jumper. I just looked at your jumper and I thought,
did you knit that?
This is what I did on set. I knitted this sweater.
What can you add to that?
Is there a mic I can drop?
Ford laughed harder than almost anyone expected.
Gosling eventually stopped trying to answer,
and Allison somehow became the only person still attempting to conduct an interview.
Years later, Allison met Gosling again.
This time, Harrison Ford was missing, but Ryan immediately remembered exactly
why their first interview had become impossible to control.
The last time we did an interview, you took over and did the camera.
Maybe you should interview me and Emily.
I'll tell you what, I've been wanting to get involved.
I have reason to be suspicious, by the way.
Ken will always be inside.
Allison.
Gosling did not need Harrison Ford beside him to remember the chaos.
One look at Allison was apparently enough.
And when Gosling returned to Graham Norton's sofa, the pattern remained the same.
The interview only needed one unexpected detail before the serious actor disappeared again.
The opposite, it was a natural hair vibe that
and my mom sat in front of Rachel Wise and her hair was so high that Rachel had to keep
my mom kept sinking in her chair.
Ryan Gosling's funniest interviews rarely begin with a prepared joke.
They begin with one strange question, one guest refusing to behave normally,
and the exact moment he realizes that keeping a straight face is no longer an option.
