The “La La Land” actor will star alongside Margot Robbie who has been solid as Barbie
Eva Mendes has eyes for just one doll — Ryan Gosling.
The 48-year-old actress took to Instagram to gush over Gosling’s first look as Ken in Greta Gerwig’s live-action “Barbie” Film.
She captioned the photograph of her husband in Ken’s basic platinum blond look, “So. F. Humorous. So. F. Good. So F excited so that you can see this … #thatsmyken.”
Gosling might be seen in full character with washboard abs, an open denim vest and a white pair of boxer briefs with the phrases “KEN” stitched into its waistband peeking out from above his denims.
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The “La La Land” actor will star alongside Margot Robbie, who has been solid as Barbie. The actor apparently handed on the position beforehand, per Deadline, however due to a gap in his schedule and the persistence of Warner Bros., he was capable of be a part of the venture.
Gerwig is directing the movie, which she additionally co-wrote with accomplice Noah Baumbach.
Amy Schumer was beforehand connected to 1 model of the movie over at Sony, earlier than she left and Anne Hathaway circled the venture. In late 2018, Robbie entered the dialog as soon as it moved over to WB, and signed on to each star in and produce the movie underneath her LuckyChap Leisure manufacturing firm.
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“Taking part in with Barbie promotes confidence, curiosity and communication all through a baby’s journey to self-discovery,” Robbie stated when the movie was introduced in January 2019. “Over the model’s nearly 60 years, Barbie has empowered children to think about themselves in aspirational roles from a princess to president. I am so honored to tackle this position and produce a movie that I imagine could have a tremendously optimistic influence on kids and audiences worldwide.”
She additionally spoke in regards to the venture whereas selling “The Suicide Squad” final 12 months.
“Proper, it comes with plenty of baggage!” Robbie advised Vogue of taking over the titular position. “And plenty of nostalgic connections. However with that come plenty of thrilling methods to assault it.”
“Individuals typically hear ‘Barbie’ and assume, ‘I do know what that film goes to be,’ after which they hear that Greta Gerwig is writing and directing it, they usually’re like, ‘Oh, properly, perhaps I do not,” she added.
“Barbie” hits theaters July 21, 2023.
