Every Ryan Gosling Movie, Ranked
Gosling is more than Kenough, people—and he has 27 films to prove it. It's no secret that Ryan Gosling can do it all. He was more than Kenough in Barbie, showcasing his comedic, dancing, and singing chops in one scene-stealing role after another. In Drive, the actor barely even had to speak to ooze cool. (Seriously: Gosling says around 100 lines in that film and it's still easily one of the best movies of his career.) So is Crazy Stupid Love, where the actor puts on an ungodly level of charm. Over the course of his career, the 43-year-old actor has racked up three Oscar nominations, for Half Nelson, La La Land, and Barbie. We have a feeling he's just getting started. Now, the actor is back and and better than ever in The Fall Guy, an action-packed film about a stunt double who becomes the hero. As the Gosling takeover continues, we looked back in the rearview mirror of our stunt car to rank every film of the actor's career so far.
2024-05-03T16:36:18Z
The Ultimate Guide to Woody Harrelson’s Greatest Roles in Film
He’s one of the greatest working American actors for a reason—in any given movie, the man is goofy, compelling, or downright terrifying. Few actors have transitioned so effortlessly between characters and genres as Woody Harrelson. From his early days as a sitcom star on Cheers to an illustrious film career that spans drama, action, and more comedy, it feels like everyone has a favorite Harrelson film. And you know what? There are no wrong answers! Harrelson joined Cheers as Woody Boyd—a dull yet good-hearted bartender—in 1985, just two years after he graduated from Hanover College. Before his big break, he worked as a film and television extra, and even as an understudy in the Neil Simon play Biloxi Blues. The actor began making movies while still working on Cheers. He mostly took on comedies at first—with some action thrown in—until he was nominated for an Academy Award in 1996 for his role in The People vs. Larry Flynt. In the decades since, Harrelson has firmly established himself as a sports-comedy veteran, as well as an actor who can believably play characters from any time period, including World War II and the dystopian future of The Hunger Games. In celebration of one of the greatest working American actors, here’s the ultimate guide to Harrelson’s best movies.
2024-03-22T15:38:22Z