The craze for Ryan Gosling’s’ ‘I’m Just Ken’ performance at the Oscars has still not decreased, and he has given another darling news to his fans.
Partnering with Apple Original Films executive Jessie Henderson, Ryan Gosling has launched a new production banner called General Admission. But wait, there is another surprise. The duo has also signed a three-year first-look deal with Amazon MGM Studios. The company will have a right to all the first-look narrative features of all content, some of which will feature Gosling himself.
Meanwhile, the new venture, General Admission, aims to influence and partner with filmmakers in order to create both theatrical and streaming content within all categories.
The 43-year-old actor has been nominated for the Academy Awards three times, with the most recent nomination for Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie.”
Notably, he has also been nominated for the Oscars for his mind-blowing performances in La La Land and Half Nelson.
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He is already the producer and actor for the upcoming film by David Leitch, titled “The Fall Guy.” Not only this, our beloved Ken is also producing and starring in Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s “Project Hail Mary,” which is adapted from Andy Weir’s best-selling book.
As per Variety, the actor was all in praise for his partners in this new venture. Gosling said,
I feel incredibly fortunate to have partners like Jessie Henderson and Courtenay Valenti in this endeavor.
Notably, he has worked with Courtenay Valenti, the chief of Amazon MGM Studios for “Barbie.” At that time, Valenti was still a part of Warner Bros.
Gosling also showcased his fanboy side while talking about Henderson. He said,
The gift of partnering with Jessie Henderson in General Admission is one that cannot be understated. I’m a huge fan of Jessie’s and the films she’s produced and developed.
