“It was a problem”: Ryan Gosling Blamed Steve Carell For Making Life Difficult on Set For 1 Surprising Reason
Ryan Gosling never fails to astonish his fans with lighthearted revelations about his acting career. Recently he was captured blaming Steve Carell for ruining the filming of a scene, making things difficult for the actor.
During his speech at the Santa Barbara Film Festival, Ryan Gosling opened up about his first job in Hollywood at the age of 17, when he found himself finding it hard to focus on work as Steve Carell won’t stop being the most hilarious person on the set. The Office star was incredibly funny that even the boom operator had to drop due to laughing.
Steve Carell Made Ryan Gosling’s First Job in Hollywood Extremely Tough
When we hear Steve Carell‘s name, the first thing that would pop into our minds is the actor’s most cherished performance in the sitcom The Office. Carell’s contribution to engaging fans through his portrayals has earned him a strong fanbase, which is still alive after the show has concluded. Not only fans, but Hollywood’s most charming actor Ryan Gosling also got to witness the Despicable Me star’s talent.
Gosling was only a teenager when he entered Hollywood with his first job and to make it memorable, fate introduced the Barbie star to Steve Carell. What else would anybody wish for to make their first job as memorable as ever? Ryan Gosling recently talked about meeting the actor on a set and finding it hard to focus on his work. During his speech at the Santa Barbara Film Festival, the actor said (via Access Hollywood):
“I was 17 on my first job in Hollywood when I met a young Steven John Carrell. We didn’t have scenes together so I went to set one day to watch him work. He was so damn funny that the boom operator dropped the Boom to hold his ribs. That’s how hard he was laughing. It’s the first and only time I’ve ever seen someone be so good, it was a problem.”
After landing some roles in his initial career, Ryan Gosling finally secured a chance to co-star with Steve Carell. The Notebook star has often mentioned feeling incredibly good about being a part of a movie with the Evan Almighty star. Gosling has now emerged as one of the most admirable actors in the industry with numerous remarkable roles in hit projects.
Ryan Golsing’s Dream Came True After Co-starring With Steve Carell
Ryan Gosling and Steve Carell co-starred for the first time in the 2011 rom-com titled Crazy, Stupid, Love. This opportunity was nothing less than a dream come true for the La La Land star, as he always wanted to work with Carell after witnessing his talent at the age of 17. The film included the two actors along with Oscar winner Emma Stone in the leading roles and received generally positive reviews from critics and fans.
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During an interview with Collider, Ryan Gosling opened up about his experience while working with Carell and Stone. The Drive star said:
“I just love Steve Carell, always wanted to work with Steve… I got this opportunity to work with him so I decided to jump at it. I didn’t really think of it as a conscious choice to do a comedy, although the prescription was looming there in my subconscious, but I really wanted to work with Steve. I would have done anything to work with him.”
Ryan Gosling was attracted by the charisma of Steve Carell and never leaves a chance to praise the actor for bringing lightheartedness during their work. The Blue Valentine star didn’t even think about the movie’s reception before agreeing to play Jacob Palmer, a confident bachelor in Crazy, Stupid, Love.
Watch Crazy, Stupid, Love on Netflix.
