some notable excerpts from the interview

“A friend of mine in the business told me Ryan was considered ungettable,” says Andrew Jarecki,
the director of All Good Things. “He’s offered 50 big films a year, and he does one, maybe.”
(Overstatement noted, but Gosling’s desirability is in remarkable contrast to his modest bankability.)
When he’s not working, which is a lot of the time, he, like Franco, can’t stand still. He sings and
plays in the band Dead Man’s Bones; haunts magic shows run by the original Magic Castle crew
in Hollywood; takes shifts in a downtown L.A. deli, just for the hell of it; and waits tables at Tagine,
a restaurant in Beverly Hills that he co-owns.
“He’s constantly pulling things out of his pocket—secrets that seem to be in contradiction to who he
 is,” says Michelle Williams, who co-stars with Gosling in Valentine. “Can you imagine someone as
 masculine and alpha as Ryan also likes to take ballet lessons?”
The molotov cocktail [...] was his idea. He wanted it to look legit, so he studied James Nachtwey’s
documentary photos of rioters in Gaza to get the position of his hand on the bottle just right. [...]
Then, as the camera clicked away, Ryan Gosling lit up and hurled, laughing dementedly at the
subsequent explosion, before blowing it all out with a fire extinguisher.
“Some of us are tired of all the sissies in this town,” says Gosling. “The ones who go along, flow
with the flow, line up where they’re told to line up at. The studios want you to make the same movie
over and over again—if that’s the movie they liked, that’s the movie you should keep making.”
Cianfrance, who just announced a second drama with Gosling, is hoping to do a musical with him.
Whaa? That I canNOT picture.