Yes, you loved him with his “photoshopped abs” in Crazy Stupid Love, and you swooned over him as the nameless motorist in Drive. Now prepare yourself as The Goz heads for sci-fi territory.
That’s right, Ryan Gosling will star opposite Harrison Ford, the original Blade Runner in a sequel to the 1982 classic. Also cast: Robin Wright of House of Cards fame and Guardians of the Galaxy alumnus Dave Bautista. The screenplay (with original director Ridley Scott’s input) was written by Hampton Francher and begins filming this summer with an Oct. 6, 2017 release date.
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