5 moments in which Ryan Gosling proved to be a real Ken

Ryan Gosling has repeatedly told how, during the making of Barbie, has often doubted his “ken-energy” and how he has often had help from both the director, Greta Gerwig, and his costar, Margot Robbie, to discover this part of himself. Sincerely, after seeing the interviews granted for the promotion of the film, we cannot understand how she had such thoughts because there is no actor better than him to play this character. AND, in many moments, he proved to be a real Ken. Here are the absolutely unforgettable ones.

THE PENDANT WITH THE INITIAL OF HIS WIFE EVA MENDES

At the Los Angeles premiere of the film, she wore a necklace with an e-shaped pendant, obviously in reference to his wife Eva. Let’s face it: this is a move that only the real Ken could have done.

WHEN HE DID NOT “REBEL” TO THE RULES IMPOSED BY MARGOT ROBBIE ON THE SET

The actor said in an interview that his colleague asked that, at least one day a week, everyone wore something pink on the set, under penalty of a fine. Gosling, like a good Ken, willingly accepted and never skipped any appointments. Let’s imagine that now she has an area of ​​her closet that is completely pink.

WHEN HE REVEALED MANY MEN WERE EXCITED ABOUT THE RELEASE OF THE FILM

Ken isn’t afraid to show enthusiasm for something that, due to stereotypes, is considered typically feminine. The same the actor who, in addition to being happy for the character played he confessed that many of his friends were looking forward to that Barbie came out at the cinema. Who knows, now, how these people will present themselves in the room.

THE CRY AFTER FULFILLING A WISH BY MARGOT ROBBIE

Showing emotion is something that absolutely belongs to Ken, as well as Ryan Gosling. When Margot Robbie confessed to him that, when she was younger, she had marked “meet Ryan Gosling” on her to-do list when she was younger, he was visibly moved. Let’s be honest: we would have done it too.

THE WAY HE DEFENDED HIS CHARACTER

The success of this film is also due to how the actor characterized his character, studying his psychology in depth. In fact, in his promotional interviews, nnever missed an opportunity to “defend” him and prove that, deep down, Ken really has a sad life. Barbie aside, of course.

“Ryan Gosling is too old to play Ken,” the actor replies

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