Ryan Gosling quits Next Movie from Everything Everywhere All At Once directors
Actor Ryan Gosling has stepped away from a major upcoming Daniels film, leaving questions about casting and the future of the project.
Actor Ryan Gosling has left the Oscar-winning directing duo’s upcoming film. everything everywhere at onceWhich marks a change in one of Hollywood’s most watched projects. The actor was previously attached to star in an untitled feature film from Daniel Kwan and Daniel Sheinert, collectively known as Daniel.
departure, confirmed by DiversityThis comes due to scheduling conflicts, with Ryan Gosling unable to align his commitments with the film’s production timeline. The project, backed by Universal Pictures, has already had its release date changed, further complicating plans to begin filming later this year.
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Why did Ryan Gosling leave the project?
Gosling’s busy schedule appears to be the main reason for his exit. Following an extensive global press tour for its latest sci-fi outing, Project Hail MaryThe actor couldn’t accommodate Daniels’ filming window in Los Angeles this summer.
Despite efforts to accommodate the timeline, the production could not be reworked to suit his availability. The film was initially scheduled to release in June 2027, but was later pushed to November 2027.
What will happen to Daniels’ film now?
The project, still untitled, remains in development under Universal, with Kwan and Sheinert continuing as director and producer along with Jonathan Wang. The pair who won global praise everything everywhere at onceA replacement is expected to proceed with casting.
His previous film earned widespread recognition, grossing over US$100 million globally and earning seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Daniels first gained attention with his debut in 2016 swiss army man.
What’s next for Ryan Gosling?
While Gosling is away from the project, he is committed to other major releases. She is ready to act in Star Wars: Starfighter, Directed by Shawn Levy, another high-profile addition to his filmography.
During this time, Project Hail Mary has performed strongly at the US box office and has grossed over US$334 million worldwide since its release, solidifying Gosling’s existing box office momentum.
Daniels continues to develop his next feature under his Playground banner, maintaining his partnership with Universal despite the change in casting. Further details about the project have been kept under wraps.