From featuring in ‘The Mickey Mouse Club’ at the young age of 13 to portraying the “sublime” Ken in ‘Barbie,’ Ryan Thomas Gosling has achieved global success by working in both independent movies as well as major studio feature films of different genres, showcasing his skills and versatility as an actor. Thanks to his scintillating and captivating performances in critically acclaimed films, such as ‘Half Nelson,’ ‘Blue Valentine,’ ‘Drive,’ ‘The Nice Guys,’ ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love,’ ‘La La Land,’ and ‘Blade Runner 2049,’ Gosling has earned multiple accolades throughout his career, including a Golden Globe Award and nominations for two Oscars.
A man of many talents, Gosling also has a prominent musical career with his band, Dead Man’s Bones. His musical talent is on full display in ‘La La Land,’ and, most recently, in ‘Barbie,’ which arguably was one of his best performances, according to many critics. Given his brilliant performances in varying genres, our readers are probably eager to know about his future projects. Lucky for you, we have listed down all the upcoming movies and TV shows of Ryan Gosling!
1. Project Hail Mary (Mar 20, 2026)
Adapted by Drew Goddard from Andy Weir’s eponymous novel, Amazon MGM Studios’ ‘Project Hail Mary’ is a science fiction drama movie that follows Ryland Grace, an astronaut who attempts to save Earth while he is apparently all alone on a space station. The catch? He has just awakened from amnesia and is 12 lightyears away from Earth. His job is to reverse a solar-dimming event that threatens the existence of humanity. In this Phil Lord and Christopher Miller directorial, Ryan Gosling will essay the lead role of Ryland and serve as one of the producers. Sandra Hüller and Milana Vayntrub are also in the film. ‘Project Hail Mary’ is in its post-production phase (filmed for Imax) and will be released on Mar 20, 2026.
2. Untitled Star Wars (TBA)
Gosling is entering the Star Wars universe! The actor will star in the upcoming yet-untitled Star Wars movie, which Shawn Levy will helm. Jonathan Tropper wrote the screenplay, and the movie will be a standalone project not connected to the Skywalker Saga, which ended with ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.’ It is in its pre-production phase, and more details about this exciting project are awaited, especially the rest of the cast.
3. Untitled Margot Robbie Ocean’s Eleven Film (TBA)
After the huge success of ‘Barbie,’ the powerful and complementing duo of Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling are set to star alongside one another once again for Warner Bros, but this time for a prequel of ‘Ocean’s Eleven.’ The trio of Francine Maisler, Jay Roach, and Molly Rose will be directing the upcoming period heist movie, which is set in Monte Carlo in 1962. Talking to Collider in August 2023, Roach had quite a few words to say about the pair of Margot and Gosling reuniting for another film. He said, “Originally, there were some questions about whether it would be weird to have (Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling) together again after Barbie.”
Roach further expanded, “But I think there’s just some pairings you want to see over and over again. It’s such a powerful, powerful duo, you know? And it’s the suspense of whether will they come together; will they trust each other enough to team up? That’s romantic.” Charles Randolo and Carrie Solomon have written the script. The film is currently in its script stage, and more details are awaited.
4. Untitled the Gray Man Sequel (TBA)
Right after the release of ‘The Gray Man’ and its instant success, Netflix announced a sequel, with Ryan Gosling retaining his title role and the Russo Brothers directing yet again. Inspired by the novel ‘On Target’ by Mark Greaney, on which Stephen McFeely has been roped in to base the script, the untitled sequel of ‘The Gray Man’ will be a little more edgy and experimental as compared to the original film, as claimed by the Russo Brothers. More details about the project, which is receiving treatment, are awaited.
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