Highlights
- Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling have a lighthearted and humorous chemistry both on and off screen.
- Gosling finds it amusing when Robbie calls his role in Young Hercules his best work.
- Fans enjoyed the playful banter between Robbie and Gosling during their interview.
During candid interviews alongside her co-stars, Margot Robbie has a tendency to have a good time while showcasing her sense of humor. That was the case alongside Brad Pitt after they burst into laughter after forgetting about their time together in a film.
Margot Robbie couldn’t keep a straight face alongside Ryan Gosling either during their screen-test interview alongside W Magazine. Robbie decided to take a shot at Gosling right at the start during the intro, and it proved to be an awesome moment that had both stars laughing.
Let’s take a look back at what went down between the two, and what the fans had to say about the interview moment.
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Ryan Gosling Burst Into Laughter After Margot Robbie Called His Role In Little Hercules His Best Work
Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling had clear chemistry on-screen, but the same held true away from the camera during their various interviews together. The two loved to poke fun at one another and clearly didn’t take themselves too seriously.
That was especially evident during their interview alongside W Magazine. From the intro, Gosling is aware of the direction the interview is headed in. Robbie says during the intro, “I’m Margot Robbie. And this is, Young Hercules.” Gosling answer, “Oh, so it’s a public shaming.”
The interview takes another twist and one that has Gosling laughing after Robbie reveals Young Hercules is the actor’s favorite work.
“It’s my favorite thing you’ve done,” Robbie says about Young Hercules. Only for Gosling to burst into laughter and say, “Ouch.”
The screen-test interview between the two is certainly worth a watch.
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As expected, fans had a blast with the lighthearted moment.
“Ryan’s reaction to being ‘shamed’ for his Young Hercules role is hilarious, and Margot’s genuine admiration for his work, especially ‘The Notebook,’ just adds to the charm. Their chemistry off-screen is as delightful as it is on-screen in Barbie.”
Another fan writes, “I feel like Ryan and Margot are hilarious siblings that have an awesome vibe! Also Ryan’s acting over the years seem super interesting!! He’s so precious as Young Hercules!”
Although Gosling pokes fun at his work in Young Hercules, he does have fond memories of his time in the role.
Ryan Gosling Himself Admitted That His Work In Young Hercules Was Underrated
Back in 2013, Gosling touched on his role in Young Hercules, telling Huff Post, “I’m proud of my work.”
Gosling did credit himself given the difficulties attached to the role. He was asked, “In your career, what is a performance you’ve given, something that you’re insanely proud of, that you’re so glad to have been a part of, that you feel maybe not enough people know about, that’s not appreciated as well as it should be?”
Gosling says, “My work on ‘Young Hercules.’” “I had a fake tan, leather pants,” Gosling said. “I was fighting imaginary monsters — they weren’t really there, but I was acting like they were there. So …”
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Ryan admits he hasn’t been invited to perform at the Oscars even though fans loved his ‘Barbie’ ballad.
Surely, Gosling is still poking some fun at himself, but it is cool to see that the actor hasn’t forgotten about his early beginnings in Hollywood. Nowadays, he’s at the very top of the mountain, but still acknowledges the struggle involved.
Margot Robbie And Ryan Gosling Had A Unique Relationship During The Filming Of Barbie
Margot Robbie helped Ryan Gosling get into character as Ken. Robbie gave Gosling a Barbie gift every day of filming, something Ryan was very appreciative of.
“She left a pink present with a pink bow, from Barbie to Ken, every day while we were filming. They were all beach-related.” Gosling said. “Like puka shells, or a sign that says ‘Pray for surf.’ Because Ken’s job is just beach. I’ve never quite figured out what that means. But I felt like she was trying to help Ken understand, through these gifts that she was giving.”
Robbie herself admitted that getting into character for the role of Barbie was a journey in itself.
“I was like, ‘Greta, I need to go on this whole character journey,’” Robbie recalled. “And Greta was like, ‘Oh, I have a really good podcast for you. You know how you have a voice in your head all the time? This woman, she doesn’t have that voice in her head.’”
The commitment was all worth it in the end, as off a budget of $145 million, the Greta Gerwig film managed to turn in an insane profit of $1.4 billion at the box office. In addition, it was a profound experience for Robbie, who admits the film exposed her in a way she did not expect.
Source: NewsFinale
