Ryan Gosling recounts a strong moment: his meeting with Steven Spielberg who dubbed his next film, “The Fall Guy”.
Less than 2 months before the release in France of The Fall Guy, the next film with Ryan Gosling, the actor told a touching anecdote, which relays Variety.
“I saw Steven Spielberg coming towards me. I don’t know Steven Spielberg. I told myself that there was no reason for him to come and talk to me. And he got closer and closer, and then I knew what was going to happen. I was going to point at myself, and then he would say to me: “no, not you, behind you”, so I wasn’t going to do that.
He takes me in his arms
And in the end, I said: “me?”. And then he continues: “Yeah, you”. I told him, “I’m sorry, I didn’t think you would come talk to me.” And then I get up and he takes me in his arms. He said to me: “I just saw Fall Guy and I loved it“.
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He pursues : “From now on, nothing matters. Steven Spielberg liked it. It was an incredible moment for me. I really can’t wait for people to see the film. This is a truly special film“.
The meeting of two Barbenheimer stars
The Fall Guy, with Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt in the main roles, will be released on May 1, 2024. For the record, Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt were both in the summer boxes at the cinema, collected under the name Barbenheimer . Gosling starred in Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, while Emily Blunt starred in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer.
But, by the way, The Man Who Falls at the Right Time, the series, how did it end?
In the original series, the character of Colt Seavers, played by the legendary Lee Majors, is a stuntman in Hollywood and uses his talents to make ends meet as a bounty hunter. Helped by his famous pickup truck, his cousin Howard Munson (Douglas Barr) and the beautiful Jody Banks (Heather Thomas), his mission was often to track down fugitives to bring them to justice.
The series was launched a little over 40 years ago, precisely on November 4, 1981, created by Glen A. Larson (Magnum, K 2000, Manimal…). In five years of existence, The Man Who Falls at the Peak will become cult for an entire generation.