22 awards for Ryan Gosling .. and the Oscar for the dream project
From participating in a Moroccan restaurant to championing animal rights and advocating for peace, Canadian star Ryan Gosling doesn't waste a minute of his time when he's off filming.
The star, born on November 12, 1980, balances his work in the cinema with his interest in public issues and his care for his family, consisting of his co-star, Eva Mendes, and his two daughters.
Throughout his career, which began with the movie "Frankenstein and I" in 1997, Gosling received 105 nominations for his various roles, and won 22 awards.
Gosling began his career in stardom since childhood by participating in the famous show The Mickey Mouse Club, a program that directed a constellation of stars, including Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.
The Canadian star realized that the value of the film is not determined by his budget, so he does not hesitate to participate in independent films with different distinct orientations and visions, such as Murder by Numbers, which was shown in 2002, and The United States of Leland, which was shown in 2003.
Gosling gained wide recognition for his abilities in 2004 with his leading role in the commercially successful romantic film The Notebook.
Gosling became the seventh-youngest Oscar nominee for his role in the hit movie Half Nelson in 2006, and went on to star in Lars and the Real Girl the following year.
The Canadian star chose to catch his breath a little, and redirect his artistic compass, so he stopped acting for 3 years, which was a warrior's break.
Then he participated in 3 films at once, perhaps to compensate for his long distance from the camera, and he made sure that each film was in a different area.
He acted in the romantic comedy "Crazy Stupid Love", the political drama "The Ides of March" and the action movie "Drive", in which he achieved commercial and critical success.
Duo with Emma Stone
Gosling formed an amazing duet with Emma Stone and starred in the musical musical La La Land, for which he won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor.
Critics praised the chemistry between him and Stone, so the film grossed more than $440 million, even though its budget did not exceed $30 million.
When the Canadian superstar found that acting was not absorbing all his energies, he turned to working behind the camera as a director on the 2014 movie Lost River.
Before that, he had founded a band that released several albums and achieved success in concerts in Canada, the United States and Europe.
