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This ‘Blade Runner 2049’ interview with Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling is a sheer delight The interviewer is just as charming as the actors. Updated on May 22 2021 3:16 pm CDT Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling are involved in plenty of press interviews as they promote Blade Runner 2049. But you’ve likely never seen the duo like this—wide-eyed, giggly, and looking like they wouldn’t want to be anywhere else in the universe.Featured Video Ford and Gosling appeared on This Morning, a British daytime talk show, with Alison Hammond. She opened the segment with the declaration that she had brought drinking glasses to the interview because they were original to the first Blade Runner movie.“Oh cool. Beautiful … That’s so cool you did that,” Gosling gushed. “Are you a fan of the original?”Responded Hammond in a fantastic deadpan: “Never seen it.” Gosling loved the answer, and from there, all kinds of hijinks ensued.Early on, Ford jokingly admonished Hammond to cheer up, saying, “This is not the introduction we were promised.” Perhaps not, but it’s the introduction all of us deserve to watch.H/T @yahboyantman/Twitter

This Morning star Alison Hammond has awkwardly confessed to Ryan Gosling that she fell asleep while watching his new film The Fall Guy.The TV presenter was reunited with Gosling, who she famously interviewed alongside Harrison Ford in 2017 about their film Blade Runner 2049. The sit-down chat descended into laughter and chaos, and has racked up over 18 million views on YouTube to date.In her follow-up interview, this time with Gosling's co-star Emily Blunt, Alison admitted she may have missed some moments of his new film The Fall Guy as she fell asleep at the screening.ITVRelated: Ryan Gosling cried "a little too hard" while singing Taylor Swift in The Fall Guy"Let's talk about the movie, because it was so good. I absolutely loved it," Alison began. "I am getting a little bit older now, so when I'm going into a cinema and it's really dark, I do fall asleep for 10 minutes or so. But don't take offence, because I did get the whole story."A good-humoured Gosling replied: "You got the gist, that's good," with Blunt cheekily agreeing with Alison's behaviour."Yes, it was just a power nap. It was probably during his scenes. I get it," Blunt said. "Oh, it's Ryan Gosling's close-up," she added, while doing a snoring impression. "I get it."ITVRelated: Ryan Gosling's new movie lands fresh Rotten Tomatoes rating after first reviewsThe trio erupted into further laughter when Alison questioned Gosling about his Oscar-nominated role as Ken in the 2023 hit film Barbie, based on the famous Mattel doll."Do you think Ken will always be inside of you?" she asked, with all three laughing at Alison's innuendo."Is Ken inside of me? Yeah, I don't know," he replied, chuckling.ITVLater on, after Gosling swapped seats with Alison to become the person asking questions, the actor realised a detail about Alison's Ken question on her interview cards."The word 'inside' was underlined. Alison!" he revealed. "Alison, you knew what you were doing!"For the interview, Gosling wore a T-shirt promoting his long-time partner Eva Mendes' upcoming children book Desi, Mami, and the Never-Ending Worries. You can pre-order the picture book via Amazon now for £15.98, with the book scheduled to be released on September 17, 2024. The Fall Guy is released in UK cinemas on May 2.March 2025 deals and gift ideasShop Sky TV, broadband and mobile dealsCredit: SkyStranger Things Hellfire Club Dice Dangle CharmCredit: PandoraShop Claudia Winkleman's Traitors looksCredit: BBC / Studio LambertRichard Osman: We Solve MurdersCredit: VikingShop PS5 consolesCredit: Playstation/Getty ImagesApple AirPods Pro 2Credit: AppleShop Alison Hammond's outfitsCredit: mark bourdillonOrion Publishing Missing You bookCredit: OrionGoogle Pixel 9 (128GB, SIM-free in Obsidian)Credit: GoogleApple TV+ 7-day free trialCredit: Apple TV+Shop Cat Deeley's This Morning outfitsSign up for Disney+Credit: Chuck ZlotnickThe Street of Lies: An Official Coronation Street Interactive NovelCredit: Octopus BooksDeath in Paradise: The Puzzle BookCredit: BBC BooksNight News Editor, Digital Spy Emily is an experienced entertainment writer and editor, reporting on all things TV, film, soaps and showbiz. An NCTJ-qualified journalist, with a First Class Honours degree in Journalism from the

One man’s pursuit of a threatening secret that could destabilize society. Featuring a star-studded cast including Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Ana de Armas, Robin Wright and Dave Bautista, 2049 may not take audiences to the depths of outer space but it definitely takes them far from an Earth they know.The film packs on some of the most impressive world-building in sci-fi, sweeping audiences from desert wastelands to hyper-futuristic neon-colored cities within the same hour. It went on to receive five nominations at the 90th Academy Awards and won Best Cinematography and Best Visual Effects.Watch Blade Runner 2049 on fuboTVInceptionWarner Bros/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock Leonardo Dicaprio in 'Inception' (2010).Although Nolan’s 2010 film Inception has little to do with space, it offers another mind-bending, visually extravagant story similar to his work in Interstellar.Inception packs a star-studded punch with cast members Leonardo DiCaprio, Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Elliot Page, Tom Hardy, Cillian Murphy and Michael Caine. The film follows Dom Cobb (DiCaprio) a professional thief who’s able to steal people’s secrets by entering their dreams. When he’s offered a chance to clear his criminal history, Cobb must perform an impossible task in return — plant an idea in someone’s mind that will have rippling consequences.Like Interstellar, Inception benefits from qualities that have become intrinsic to Nolan’s DNA as a filmmaker, particularly his use of larger-than-life visuals to tell stories stranger than fiction.If Interstellar left you in awe, Inception is sure to leave you gobsmacked.Watch Inception on NetflixRead the original article on People