Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling looked like glamorous movie stars for the premiere of their new film The Fall Guy.
The Oppenheimer veteran, 41, and Barbie alum, 43, took over the red carpet as they posed together at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
Wearing a sparkling orange dress, adorned with a single strap and intricate cut-out details, the stunning actress flaunted her megawatt smile.
She accented her ensemble with a selection of shimmering gold bracelets and matching high heels, exuding elegance and allure.
Bringing up the rear with charm and style, his dashing co-star cut a striking figure in a timeless suit in vibrant teal hues.
Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling looked like glamorous movie stars at the premiere of their new film The Fall Guy
The Oppenheimer veteran, 41, and former Barbie, 43, took over the red carpet as they posed together at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
Emily and Ryan beamed with joy at the glamorous event, their smiles and laughter lighting up the red carpet at the premiere.
The screening comes almost a week after the beloved duo opened up about their respective family lives during a press tour.
Emily shares daughters Hazel, 9, and Violet, 7, with husband John Krasinski, whom she married in 2010.
Ryan shares daughters Esmerelda, 9, and Amanda, 7, with wife Eva Mendes, who he has been involved with since 2011, although their nuptials were not confirmed until November 2022.
The costars were asked if their daughters would watch The Fall Guy during an interview today. Ryan suggested they were unlikely to do so.
“They’re not interested in seeing him,” he added before Emily clarified that her daughters “love him.”
“They love her so deeply and in fact, my oldest, this is the first movie that she has expressed any interest in, and it has nothing to do with me,” she said.
“It’s all about Ryan,” she continued, as Ryan added, “I think it’s Ken, really,” referencing his now-iconic character in 2023’s Barbie.
Wearing a sparkling orange dress, adorned with a single strap and intricate cut-out details, the stunning actress flaunted her megawatt smile.
Emily and Ryan beamed with joy at the glamorous event, their smiles and laughter lighting up the red carpet at the premiere.
Bringing up the rear with charm and style, her dashing co-star cut a striking figure in a timeless suit in vibrant teal hues.
Emily joked: “They were very fascinated by how her hair looked in real life, it was a question I got asked a lot.”
Ryan said her daughters “call her Mary Poppins,” referring to her title role in 2018’s Mary Poppins Returns.
In a separate promotional event, Ryan made a surprise appearance with director David Leitch at the pre-show debut of The Fall Guy Stuntacular at Universal Studios Hollywood.
The actor was also joined by his stunt doubles from the Fall Guy production: Ben Jenkin and Logan Holladay.
“I see two lion hearts in front of me right now,” he said in a clip shared by TMZ.
“First of all, you make me look really good, let’s be honest.
“Logan broke the world record for most cannon shots in a film,” he continued. So he makes me look like an excellent driver.
“And Ben makes me look cool every time I get fired up or do something cool, really, or Parkour-y. It’s Ben.
Emily slipped her sculpted physique into the skintight number
She accented her ensemble with a selection of shimmering gold bracelets and matching high heels, exuding elegance and allure.
The star kept her sandy blonde locks long and loose.
Emily’s exquisite couture was the talk of the town
Ryan added: “You both have leading man qualities, let’s be honest. So if you ever start playing, I’m in trouble.
He and Leitch then attached the “director” to a cable and sent him flying over the water before leaving. ‘Where are you going?’ He shouted.
“We’re going to go see The Fall Guy,” Ryan called.
The Fall Guy marks Emily and Ryan’s first film collaboration, as they bring the beloved television series starring Lee Majors to life in its big screen adaptation.
Created by Glen A. Larson, the TV show followed Colt Seavers (Majors), a Hollywood stuntman who also worked as a bounty hunter.
The Fall Guy marks Emily and Ryan’s first film collaboration, as they bring the beloved TV series starring Lee Majors to life in its big screen adaptation
Created by Glen A. Larson, the TV show followed Colt Seavers (Majors), a Hollywood stuntman who also worked as a bounty hunter.
In the film, Seavers (played by Gosling) remains a stuntman, pining for his ex, a rising director (Blunt).
In the film, Seavers (played by Gosling) remains a stuntman, pining for his ex, a rising director (Blunt).
Things change when he is forced to act in real life after the disappearance of the movie star he doubles for, Tom Ryder (Aaron Taylor-Johnson).
Colt goes looking for Tom, aiming to save his ex-girlfriend’s film debut and win her back along the way.
The Fall Guy kicks off the summer movie season, arriving in theaters nationwide starting Friday, May 3.
It is expected to cost between $20 million and $40 million, although some estimate it could reach $65 million.
