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Deadline exclusively reports Ryan Gosling and partner Jessie Henderson are developing a live-action Flintstones feature at Warner Bros centered on an adult Bamm-Bamm Rubble, with a writer search underway; the project would be the Flintstones’ latest big-screen effort, following the 1994 and 2000 live-action films, and aligns with Gosling’s producing work on Love of Your Life and Project Hail Mary.
Jonathan Tropper explains the final Lucky episode twist, reveals how Ryan Gosling’s cadence influenced Star Wars: Starfighter, describes Starfighter’s era-skipping, entry-friendly approach, and his collaborative process with Shawn Levy, while also noting the Ghost Rider reboot and Tropper’s Emmy nomination work.
Disney officially sets Ryan Gosling’s Ghost Rider for July 28, 2028 and unveils a broader 2028–2029 release slate, including an untitled Marvel film in that July weekend, Tangled (live-action) in March 2028, an untitled X‑Men movie in May 2028, Pixar’s Ghost Market in March, Disney Animation’s Clay in November, Black Panther 3 in December, Coco 2 in November 2029, and other Disney titles across 2028–2029.
Marvel Studios slots Ghost Rider, starring Ryan Gosling and directed by Shawn Levy, into its 2028 release calendar for July 28, 2028, joining the previously announced X‑Men (May 5, 2028) and Black Panther III (December 15, 2028), continuing Marvel’s plan to release three films in 2028.
Disney/Marvel has dated Ryan Gosling’s Ghost Rider for July 28, 2028, making it the third Marvel release of 2028 after Black Panther 3 and an untitled X‑Men film, as announced following the D23 event. Gosling will take over the Spirit of Vengeance from Nicolas Cage, with Shawn Levy directing and Jonathan Tropper penning the screenplay.
At D23 2026, Ryan Gosling teased Star Wars: Starfighter, taking the stage with director Shawn Levy to introduce his lead, Kade Auberon, a rogue from the galaxy’s edge. The film, produced by Levy and Kathleen Kennedy with Gosling as an executive producer and a script by Jonathan Tropper, is set for a theatrical release on May 28, 2027. Gosling even switched jackets on stage, signaling a new look for the character, while Levy described Starfighter as a character-driven adventure in the beloved Star Wars universe that preserves its themes of hope, family, and spectacle alongside a starry supporting cast including Mia Goth, Matt Smith, Amy Adams, and others.
At D23, Ryan Gosling unveiled the first footage of Star Wars: Starfighter, a stand-alone post-Rise of Skywalker adventure directed by Shawn Levy, with Gosling’s character Kade Auberon leading a star-studded cast; the film is slated for a May 28, 2027 release, and marks the first of Gosling and Levy’s high-profile collaborations, ahead of Levy’s Ghost Rider project in 2028.
Ryan Gosling headlines Star Wars: Starfighter, a standalone adventure previewed at D23 and due in theaters May 28, 2027; set five years after the latest trilogy, it’s directed by Shawn Levy with a script by Jonathan Tropper, and the teaser centers on pilot Kade Auberon amid space battles and exotic worlds, with a cast including Flynn Gray, Mia Goth and Matt Smith.
Margot Robbie reportedly earned $50 million for Barbie as star and producer, but negotiations for a sequel have stalled after Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav allegedly refused to meet the negotiated salaries for Robbie, Gosling, Gerwig and Baumbach; six offers have been rejected, and if no deal the rights could revert to Mattel for licensing to another studio. Gerwig and Baumbach reportedly have a sequel concept but won’t share it until contracts are signed, and Gosling is said to be asking around $20 million to return.
Barbie 2 is in limbo after Warner Bros. negotiations with Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling over salaries and profit-sharing stalled, with Mattel rights possibly reverting if no deal by December.
Barbie’s sequel is reportedly stalled as negotiations over the stars’ pay — including a claimed $20 million upfront for Ryan Gosling and a roughly $50 million earnings base for Margot Robbie from the first film — falter; Warner Bros. Discovery is said to have offered a profit-sharing framework, but no deal has been reached, with rights potentially reverting to Mattel if no agreement by December, keeping the project in limbo.
Warner Bros. is stalled on a Barbie sequel after Margot Robbie’s and Ryan Gosling’s hefty pay demands (Robbie reportedly around $20 million). Negotiations with Robbie, Gosling, Greta Gerwig, and Noah Baumbach have dragged for months, with a December deadline that could see Mattel reclaim the rights and force a reboot if deals aren’t signed or profit-participation terms are resolved.
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has balked at offering bigger salaries and profit participation for Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling on a Barbie sequel, despite reports of large offers; there is no approved framework yet and a December deadline for Mattel’s rights could force a redevelopment if talks stall. Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach reportedly have ideas for the sequel, but deals aren’t in place, and Robbie and Gosling have other projects in the meantime, leaving the future of Barbie 2 uncertain.
Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling revealed they’ve welcomed a new dog named Charlie, a brown doodle adopted from California Doodle Rescue; Mendes posted photos on Instagram showing Charlie with their daughters Esmeralda and Amada and their older dog Magic, calling the pup 'we’re in love.'
Warner Bros. is in talks to greenlight a Barbie sequel with Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie, and Ryan Gosling, but CEO David Zaslav is reluctant to approve large salaries or profit-sharing deals. Gosling is reportedly asking around $20 million, and there have been discussions of offering a box-office revenue cut for principal talent, but executives are wary of overly generous terms. The studio needs to finalize deals before December, when Mattel would regain the rights and could reboot the project with new filmmakers if an agreement isn’t reached. Production timelines remain uncertain, even as Barbie’s blockbuster success fuels continued interest in expanding the universe.