Ryan Gosling is joining the MCU, on the heels of starring in the next Star Wars movie. The Project Hail Mary star will be reuniting with Star Wars: Starfighter director Shawn Levy for Ghost Rider, with Gosling playing the cursed stunt rider in a movie set for release in 2028.
Ryan Gosling will be taking on the character Johnny Blaze, first originated on screen by Nicolas Cage in two separate movies. Gosling admitted his interest in the role years ago to journalist Josh Horowitz, who then passed the message along to MCU chief Kevin Feige.
Previous Roles
This also marks yet another occasion of Gosling playing a stuntman: He previously starred in 2024’s delightful The Fall Guy, and also rode a motorcycle in 2012’s The Place Beyond the Pines.
Gosling was a big part of why Project Hail Mary found blockbuster success — though his co-star Rocky also helped.
Upcoming Projects
With Gosling on board, Ghost Rider is shaping up to be an exciting addition to the MCU. The movie is set for release in 2028, and fans are eagerly awaiting more information about the project. As Gosling prepares to take on the role of Johnny Blaze, he will likely bring his signature charm and charisma to the character, making Ghost Rider a must-see film in the coming years.
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