The day Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford broke character: A nostalgic recall!

In the world of celebrity interviews, few moments shine as brightly as when Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, promoting their then-upcoming movie, Blade Runner 2049, broke into uncontrollable laughter. It was a spectacle of mirth and spontaneity rarely seen in the typically scripted world of Hollywood press tours.

It all started with British talk show host Alison Hammond, who, against all odds, turned a routine promotional interview into an unforgettable comedic escapade. "That’s so cool that you did that," Gosling remarked, as Hammond presented them with Blade Runner-themed glasses. The moment she admitted to never having seen the original film, the tone was set for an interview unlike any other.

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Gosling, often seen as reserved, was visibly amused and engaged. Ford, known for his gruff exterior, displayed a seldom-seen humorous side. "‘So what?’" Ford's response to Hammond's question about his reaction to the "Blade Runner 2049" call, was just one of many moments that left the actors and audience alike in stitches.

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This interview was not just about laughs; it was a rare glimpse into the more relaxed and playful sides of Gosling and Ford. Gosling's politeness and Ford's reputation as one of Hollywood's more serious stars were forgotten in a whirlwind of genuine fun and laughter. "Are you a fan of the original?" Gosling's innocent question to Hammond became the catalyst for a series of hilariously off-script moments.

Remembering this interview serves as a reminder that even the most stoic celebrities can showcase a lighter side. It wasn't just about promoting a film; it was about the spontaneous joy of an unexpected moment. This interview remains a testament to the power of humor in breaking down barriers, even in the often rigid world of celebrity interviews.

In an era where interviews often feel overly rehearsed and predictable, the Gosling-Ford-Hammond trio gave us something truly memorable. Their laughter wasn't just infectious; it was a refreshing break from the norm, showing us that sometimes, the best moments are those that are unplanned.

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