Biography
Ryan Gosling was born on November 12, 1980, in London, Ontario, Canada. He is a Canadian actor, musician, and producer widely recognized for his versatility and intense performances. Gosling began his career as a child star on The Mickey Mouse Club before transitioning into television and feature films. He gained prominence with roles in The Notebook (2004) and Half Nelson (2006), earning critical acclaim. Known for his dedication to roles, he has worked across drama, romance, and thriller genres. Beyond acting, Gosling is involved in music, co-founding the band Dead Man’s Bones, and has ventured into production with multiple acclaimed projects.

Career Life
Ryan Gosling’s career spans over three decades, beginning as a child actor on The Mickey Mouse Club. He made a smooth transition to feature films, with early performances in The Believer (2001) and Murder by Numbers (2002). Gosling’s breakthrough came with The Notebook (2004), cementing him as a romantic lead. He received an Academy Award nomination for Half Nelson (2006) and another for La La Land (2016). Known for his meticulous preparation, Gosling has appeared in acclaimed films like Drive (2011), Blue Valentine (2010), and Blade Runner 2049 (2017). He also works as a producer and musician, demonstrating his multifaceted talents in the entertainment industry.

Personal Life
Ryan Gosling was raised in a working-class family in Ontario, Canada. He has two sisters and was homeschooled during parts of his childhood before entering the entertainment industry. Gosling maintains a relatively private personal life but is known for his relationship with actress Eva Mendes, with whom he has two daughters. Passionate about music, he co-founded the band Dead Man’s Bones. Gosling is also an advocate for social and environmental causes. Outside of acting and music, he enjoys cycling, woodworking, and spending time with family. Despite his celebrity status, he maintains a low-profile lifestyle, emphasizing privacy and family values.