Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt on Taking on Taylor Swift's All Too Well for The Fall Guy (Exclusive)

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00:00 Your character is in his emotions when Taylor Swift's all too well starts playing in this car.

00:04 Oh, is he ever?

00:05 It's amazing. It's hilarious.

00:06 Couldn't get him out of his emotions in that scene.

00:07 Really?

00:08 That was actually just me. I didn't know they were filming.

00:11 What are you doing?

00:16 Just chilling down.

00:17 Have you been crying to Taylor Swift?

00:19 Doesn't everyone?

00:20 Did you pick that song?

00:21 Normally.

00:21 They were like...

00:22 Normally, just to dispel the myth of crying scenes, they come in with a bit of menthol spray to help you get it going.

00:29 He didn't need any.

00:30 I bet. Because Taylor has that effect on people.

00:31 It was like projectile tears.

00:32 Yeah.

00:33 Cartoon tears.

00:35 What made that the perfect song choice though, and how did you get permission?

00:38 We were prepared to try.

00:40 We were hoping she'd say yes.

00:42 It had to be that. It had to be that song. It's so perfect.

00:45 Hannah told me you guys really rocked out to "Flowers" by Miley Cyrus.

00:55 We did some flowers. We did a bit of Alanis Morissette.

00:59 I mean, I want to pass the microphone to Hannah Waddingham whenever I can.

01:08 She sang in her interview.

01:09 Oh, she's extraordinary.

01:17 Got a little Selena on there.

01:18 She did?

01:19 Oh, now I'm jealous.

01:19 That's the song she said that gets her in her feels.

01:21 All by myself.

01:26 This is an epic story.

01:28 The cosmic proportions.

01:31 Stop!

01:32 We're going to hide you.

01:34 Nope. We're going to beat the s*** out of him.

01:36 I can't think of two better people to be in this movie because obviously you've done action,

01:41 you've done comedy, you've done romantic comedies, you've done musicals,

01:44 and this movie has a little bit of all of those things.

01:47 It kind of does. We haven't mentioned the musicals.

01:49 I mean, there was a musical moment.

01:51 It's true though, right?

01:53 I mean, and I think it's an argument for a karaoke category at the Grammys.

01:58 Oh, we need to give stunts an Oscar.

02:01 Yep.

02:02 And then karaoke.

02:03 And then we need to get a Grammy for best karaoke scene.

02:05 Best original cover of a song.

02:06 Right.

02:07 You know, something like that.

02:08 What would you say are your three favorite things about this movie?

02:11 That it's a love...

02:12 Emily Stunty Blunt.

02:14 You sing and you do stunts in this movie.

02:17 Yeah, Ryan Gosling in Gold Lame.

02:19 What would you want?

02:20 It was the neon suit for me, actually.

02:22 Oh, the neon suit was so epic.

02:24 With the matching beanie, it was so good.

02:26 As you all can tell...

02:27 With the melty smiley face.

02:28 With the melty smiley face.

02:29 And the unicorn, which I saw on the Universal lot here today.

02:32 I'm like, brilliant.

02:33 Unicorn shreds.

02:34 I love it.

02:35 Now, obviously you guys have been a part of these huge action films

02:37 with all these amazing stunt performers before,

02:39 but how did this film kind of either change your perspective of their work or heighten it even?

02:45 I think heighten it for sure, even though I've always had sort of like endless gratitude and respect for them.

02:52 They're extraordinary and they risk more than any of us on set, literally and selflessly.

02:58 And do these remarkable stunts, some of which are just seared into your nostalgic memory of movies you've loved growing up.

03:06 And they're responsible for those memories that we have.

03:09 Absolutely.

03:10 So I think it was just a wonderful thing to give them their flowers and have this love letter to what they've done.

03:18 I love that this love letter was, let's jam as many stunts as we can in this movie.

03:22 I mean, right?

03:23 And done practically as well.

03:25 What was it like being on set on the day of the Canon roll?

03:28 Because knowing that it broke a Guinness World Record, what was it like to kind of witness that?

03:32 It was the most tense day I've ever had on set.

03:34 It's exciting to watch it on screen because you know it turns out alright,

03:37 but when you're watching it on set, it's a totally different experience.

03:40 I bet.

03:41 And we knew that Logan Holliday was trying to break the record.

03:44 So we were, and had been watching him work towards this for months and had no idea how much goes into this.

03:52 Like just every, just the engineering of it all.

03:55 I mean, they're brilliant.

03:56 And the way that they-

03:57 Like the science behind it too.

03:58 Exactly.

03:59 And then every, all the elements have to be right.

04:01 The density of the sand, the wind, everything has to go perfectly.

04:05 So that was real when you're character was-

04:06 Well yeah, I was watching him do those things and I was like, we have to incorporate this into the movie because this is crazy.

04:12 I mean, he had legitimate sand concerns.

04:15 Wow.

04:16 And you're counting the rolls because you know he wants to beat the record,

04:20 but at the same time you're worried about what are those rolls doing?

04:23 Every roll could be the bad roll, you know?

04:26 And so when he, when it's over, it's so loaded when you're waiting for the thumbs up.

04:32 It's like the most loaded thumbs up you've ever experienced.

04:35 I can only imagine.

04:36 And then he's okay and we all were so elated and obviously it was like just an incredible moment.

04:41 But what's messed up is that in the scene, he puts me in the car, in the scene for the stunt he's about to do.

04:48 He breaks the record and then he congratulates me for doing it.

04:52 He's giving you a high five like you did it.

04:54 Yeah, congratulations.

04:56 You just broke the record.

04:57 It's so messed up.

04:58 But you know, that's the beauty of this movie is that you can, you know, you know that and in any other film you wouldn't.

05:05 We need to keep it super professional.

05:07 Cool.

05:08 Do you want to make out?

05:09 Nope.

05:10 Because I don't either.

05:11 It's not what I'm into right now.

05:12 Making out?

05:13 Yeah.

05:14 What are you into?

05:15 Talking.

05:16 Yeah.

05:17 What's also cool to watch is you two on screen.

05:18 I mean, what an amazing on screen duo you make.

05:20 After working together, what's one thing you each love about one another?

05:24 Oh, Ryan loves this answer.

05:26 You know, just one.

05:28 Oh my goodness.

05:30 What do I love about old Ryan Goss over here?

05:33 She just brings, you know, she brings that blunt force.

05:36 She brings the magic.

05:38 She just, Mary Poppins is that stretch.

05:41 Practically perfect in every way.

05:44 Pulls whatever it is out of her bag.

05:46 Just a little spoonful of shevin.

05:48 She ascends from heaven.

05:49 She pulls all the tricks out of her acting bag.

05:51 She makes the magic and then, you know.

05:53 There's a lot of tricks in that bag.

05:54 She's off to help other people in other movies.

05:56 It's full of blunt force trauma, guys.

05:59 I just love to leave a little trauma in there as well.

06:02 Your turn.

06:03 I can't wait.

06:04 Oh my goodness.

06:05 I could actually write a sort of laundry list of things that I admire and adore about Ryan.

06:10 I think he is, he's completely singular talent.

06:13 He's the best and he's endlessly funny.

06:17 Ridiculously bright and kind.

06:21 You are the kindest.

06:23 Look how suspicious he looks.

06:24 You don't believe that?

06:25 And he hates compliments.

06:26 Oh, that's what it is.

06:27 It's the compliment factor.

06:28 I get that.

06:29 Okay, I'm not the hero of this story.

06:32 I'm just a stunt guy.

06:34 Trying to look cool in front of the director of this movie.

06:37 That's her.

06:38 Who I just so happen to have a major crush on.

06:40 Ryan, we actually have something that belongs to you and I'm hoping to return it.

06:43 This is totally random and not a bit at all.

06:46 A colleague at ET knows someone who accidentally got a piece of your mail from an old address.

06:52 Obviously, it's not open because that's illegal.

06:54 But that, I believe, belongs to you.

06:56 And it looks like a check, so I want to make sure you received it.

06:59 I mean, did you deliver?

07:01 Maybe it was for young Hercules.

07:02 I'm really sick of my father and his protection.

07:04 You're the one who knows him.

07:05 Why isn't he protecting you?

07:06 Not you, Hercules.

07:07 UK Society of Composers.

07:09 Do you write music?

07:11 Is this the wrong Ryan Gosling?

07:13 Is there another Ryan Gosling?

07:15 I'm Brian Rosling.

07:16 [Laughter]

07:17 Oh, bad boy.

07:18 I'll just take some of the next one.

07:19 Well, just in case, I brought a change of address order for him in case you want that.

07:22 Oh, that's helpful.

07:24 Are you curious what's in there, Emily?

07:25 Ryan Gosling.

07:26 Yeah, I kind of want to open it, but maybe in the process.

07:28 Maybe in the privacy of his own home.

07:30 Right.

07:31 It's amazing.

07:32 Legit just arrived like Thursday, so obviously they tried to send it back.

07:35 Isn't that wild?

07:36 Could you recoil any further?

07:39 I'm just saying, you can't write that stuff, so I'm happy we got it back into your hands.

07:43 I mean, that was pretty wild.

07:45 Is that a cease and desist letter to the line that said you?

07:48 It does look a little important, but anyways, that's yours.

07:50 It's only a week old.

07:51 It does look important.

07:52 Only a week old.

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