Let’s talk about why Ryan Gosling is a national treasure.
I’m not even talking about him break-dancing when he was, like, 11. That alone makes him eligible for high praise.
From “The Notebook” to “La La Land,” the guy’s got serious acting chops, and he’s not afraid to use ’em.
But wait, it’s not just about his acting roles.
Have you seen him in interviews? The man’s got charm for days. He’s like your goofy best friend mixed with that suave guy you wish you could be. Plus, his sense of humor? Top-notch. He’s always dropping these deadpan one-liners that leave you laughing for days.
And let’s not forget about his leading lady, Eva Mendes. Those two are like Hollywood royalty, but in a totally down-to-earth way. I mean, have you seen the way they support each other? He hawks her sponge line (I know. Kind of weird.) whenever he can.
Gosling’s got kids, and from what we hear, he’s just as sweet with them as he is on screen. Ryan Gosling, superhero dad, chasing his kids around the house with a silly grin on his face. Adorable, right?
Ryan Gosling is well-known for his leading roles, but let’s not forget his unsung gems.
In “Half Nelson,” he captivated audiences as a troubled teacher grappling with addiction, earning an Oscar nomination. Then there’s “Blue Valentine,” where he showcased raw emotion in a heartbreaking portrayal of a disintegrating relationship.
And who could overlook his haunting performance in “Drive,” where he barely spoke but conveyed volumes with his intense gaze? These roles prove Gosling’s versatility and depth as an actor, solidifying his status as more than just a heartthrob – he’s a true cinematic pro.
So yeah, Ryan Gosling is basically a national treasure.
He’s got the talent, the charm, the family values, and let’s not forget those killer abs. But more than that, he’s just a genuinely good guy who happens to be really, really ridiculously funny.
Check out this interview on Stephen Cobert the other night. He’s just a gem.
Lauren Beckham Falcone is the co-host of Bob & LBF in the Morning. Formerly an award-winning reporter and columnist for the Boston Herald, she credits her current success as a pop culture commentator to watching too much TV as a kid and scouring the internet too much as an adult. LBF is a regular contributor to NECN and is an honorary board member at the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress. Lauren lives in Canton with her husband Dave and her daughter Lucy. Lauren writes about trending topics, New England destinations, and seasonal DIY.
