Ryan Gosling Can'T Stop Laughing At Harrison Ford's Jokes | Funny Moments

You were also a young entrepreneur, weren't you? I wouldn't say that. What did he eat he wanted you to sell? Was it cellophane he wanted you to sell? My parents came upon a truck of cellophane, somehow. You really didn't bond each other? No, we didn't. No, no. We didn't bond each other. No, no. We didn't even hold hands. We certainly did not bond each other. I'm sure you were having fun in Budapest, right? No, we didn't. We didn't roll too much. We didn't roll together. We didn't bond together at all. What about the pouncing? Is it true that he hit you? I hit him. You can always say, Indiana Jones hit me. I mean, you can tell that to your grandkids. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but don't go around saying that Indiana Jones hit on you. Well, Harrison, you said that you wanted to work with Ryan after seeing a lot of the work that he'd done. Was there one role in particular? Was it the notebook? I'm just asking you. I don't think so. No, it wasn't the notebook. I'm going to take a wild stab in the dark and say it wasn't. It wasn't the notebook. Omaze and I. Say hello, Omaze. All right, that's enough. Just suddenly there was a basement filled with cellophane, and they encouraged me to go to school and see if I could sell it to my teachers or put a few in my backpack and try and hock them at recess, you know, convince kids that they might be good stocking stuffers for their parents. I mentioned it to them, and they said, well, funny enough, that's who we were thinking of as well. He wanted a percentage of my fee as well, which he took. When you began filming, you were imagining what it was like to have Harrison as if he were there crossing his arms, watching over you. How was it different once he was actually... It was, and it was the same. He was just sort of sitting there crossing his arms. I think the most exciting part is I might let you drive my golf cart. Not you, Omaze. Damn it. I'm not doing a good job of selling it, obviously. Did you sell it? There's still some left if you're interested. Well, now I know it keeps things fresh. I want some. It would be nice if someone, the dream was someone would just say, I'll take all of it. Never happened. Balance, and you know, you just wish it could kind of be like that all the time. How do you like to be complimented? I think you're doing great. He was shown a bunch of pictures. Oh, you did, and then when your picture came up, his heart raced. Well, I'm more concerned that he might have a heart condition, and it's less about me, and more about something more serious. I think he's only human. My prayers are with him. I hope he has a safe and swift recovery. Not you, I think. A while ago, and they didn't really even think about trying to attach fingers. If only you'd had some cellophane. Yeah. Thank you. In your career, but to get to work with all of them at the same time, it's just, it's like being on a football team with the Avengers or something, you know? We're going to be good. He, I mean, but that's all right. When I met him, he was like, you know, Brian, great to work with you. Brian Rosling, right? Did he do it? Close enough. I figured. Right? He'd be all right. That was this morning, too, though. Oh, no. I read about the character that Ryan... Ryan? What a great part. Why don't we see if we can get um... Ryan. I don't know how to... Rosling? Rosling. Brian Rosling. Any advice to the cast? To your character. Don't mistakenly go in Harrison's trailer. Huge mistake. Good advice. Have you asked Harrison for a role in the new Indiana Jones film? Have you just thrown that out there? I mean, I'm just, uh... We, uh... I'm working on it, man. I'm trying to wrap my head around that. Too soon. What do you want from me, man? I'm in it for the money. Do you know each other out of show business land? A little bit. I've seen her in the parking lot at school. At school. You go to work, and you're like, oh, I got a job. But there must have been a moment where it really started to sink in what it was that you were doing. I'm not sure that it has sunk in yet. I'm not sure this isn't like a giant elaborate episode of Punk'd that I'm a part of somehow. Working with Ryan Gosling over here. Did you catch a bit of the Canadian accent? Yeah, a little bit. I mean, he's working hard to overcome it. We put him into classes to try and teach him how to talk like an American. It's only marginally successful. Yeah, it's hard. Especially on a film full of Canadians. Yeah, he was outnumbered. So what was it like meeting this guy over there? I've never met him. Never? His name's Harrison Ford. Yeah, he's like done stuff. He seems dangerous. At the end of the Oscars, I don't know what you're talking about. This is right when I think you find out that La La Land hasn't won. What emotion is this? Immediately imagined What's his name? Ryan. It's Ryan. Jesus, I thought it was Brian all this time. Ryan. It's not Brian Rosling like you keep saying. Sorry. Why did you want to do that movie? If I say anything, there's like a sniper in here. I'm sure it's going to shoot me if I talk about it. He's everything that you... I was just about to compliment you. Abusive. Thank you. He sends me emails on how to compliment him. So you could tell I was going the wrong way. What's the best way to compliment him? I've never found a way to compliment him that satisfies him. It was like they were watching their childhood homeless catch fire. Unexpected, but I thought someone had been hurt. The way everyone was talking amongst themselves, it felt like someone had a heart attack or worse and it felt like someone was in danger and then I found out that they just read the wrong name. So I suggested to the producers immediately, I said this would be a great part for Ryan. And they said, oh, it's too late. We've already been thinking of Ryan and talking to him. Actually. Are these like Blade Runner questions? You're trying to test if I'm a replicant? I'm on to you. I'm not going to answer that. I'm serious, I can't do any Blade Runner-y stuff or I'm going to get... They put a chip in my neck and it's going to explode. You've been spending a lot of time together. You've been on a tour. How's it going? Are you sticking to each other yet? We've been botting each other at the gym. Really? That would be a good thing. We haven't had time to get to the gym. He's about 12 and Harrison likes to say, where was your mother and why was she letting you watch it at 12? That's another story. Let's keep this nice, okay? How would you feel if all data would be gone from one day to the other? We saw that in the footage, that there was something in the past in this movie. How would you feel about that? There's a few dancing videos of me when I was a child that I wouldn't mind disappearing. In fact, if anyone can help with that, I'd much appreciate that. Okay. This interview took a turn. Real dark. What are you... Actually, you guys just had your panel and I heard that somebody was whistling. There were some people whistling for you in the audience. That was my mom. I hit him. A hundred times. I should be lucky I didn't get hit more. It's not just a punch, though. A Harrison Ford punch is a different animal altogether. It was not a good punch. I'll be the judge of that. I met him once or twice casually and briefly. You thought that was enough? I thought that was enough. You look guilty. This is entering territory that I can't go with you. I can't go here with you. Being on set, what is one thing you saw that people wouldn't believe? The eyes of Harrison's trailer. Is that true? It was like the Death Star. All of our trailers lived in its literal shadow. All the plants died. It was amazing. Danny called you his muse. Why do you think you connected so well with him and so quickly? I don't know. We're from... We're Canadian. We're about an hour away from one another. A little solidarity. Ryan didn't look so shocked because you've already tattooed yourself, haven't you? Yeah. How did that go for you? Not great. How did you do it? It was supposed to be a monster and a monster hand dropping a bloody heart. Ryan, moving on to something else before we can't talk about too much. You're about to do the Blade Runner sequel. I'm looking around as you say that because I think there's a sniper up there in the corner. If I say too much. I won't. Ryan brings a real emotional intelligence about these things. Did you say, now that I've done Star Wars, now this feels good, I'm going to keep going. What's the master plan? Become rich and famous. You might get there someday. Keep working at it. Thank you all for coming in. You're welcome. Appreciate it. Thank you, everybody. It looks more like a like a chicken making love with a cactus or something. I like to doodle, it's a bad combination. When we first started shooting, he'd say let's just imagine Harrison sitting in the corner watching this. Most of the time in my imagination he was just sitting in the corner like It took so damn long to make this second movie. We just took a rare turn. We decided to have a good script before we started shooting. How's that? I get that. It took a while. You have folks that weren't even born when the first movie was made, so how do you translate that feel because it was such a big deal. I don't know, this guy is stepping in. Ryan Gosling. No, no, no, come here. I was done. I was done, wasn't I? No, it's just the craft service table and one cronut left. This is about a donut, yeah. you