‘The Flintstones’: Ryan Gosling Producing Live Action Bamm-Bamm Movie!!

There’s no better time to invest in Ryan Gosling stock than right now. The three-time Oscar nominee, most recently nominated for his role as Ken in Barbie, featured in one of the biggest movies of the year in Project Hail Mary, the sci-fi film based on the novel of the same name by Andy Weir. If Weir’s name sounds familiar, it’s because he also wrote the book that inspired Ridley Scott’s 2015 sci-fi film, The Martian. Gosling has also been tapped to star in one of the most anticipated movies of 2027 with Starfighter, the new Star Wars film in the works under director Shawn Levy (Deadpool & Wolverine). Gosling and Levy are reuniting in 2028 for the MCU’s Ghost Rider movie, which was recently announced just a few weeks ago at San Diego Comic-Con.

Gosling is collecting roles in big franchises like Infinity Stones these days, and despite being busy with two big blockbusters in the next two years, he’s already zeroing in on his next project. News broke this afternoon that Gosling and his producing partner Jessie Henderson are in the early stages of development on a live-action Flintstones movie at Warner Bros that would focus on an adult Bamm-Bamm Rubble. The duo is working to find a writer for the project right now, and there’s no word on if Gosling will also star in the project or if he will just produce through his banner, Open Invite. Gosling and Henderson are also attached to produce Love of Your Life, the new romance film starring Margaret Qualley and Aaron Pierre that’s launching next month at the Toronto International Film Festival.

What Do We Know About Ryan Gosling’s Star Wars Movie?

Star Wars and Lucasfilm are playing things close to the vest when it comes to Ryan Gosling’s new Star Wars movie, which is coming to theaters on May 28, 2027. The film opens almost exactly one year after the debut of The Mandalorian and Grogu, and Disney is certainly hoping to see Gosling and Levy guide Starfighter to a much stronger box office performance. Jonathan Tropper wrote the script for Starfighter, and additional cast members include Aaron Pierre, Amy Adams, Mia Goth, Matt Smith, Daniel Ings, and Simon Bird. Aaron Pierre can also be seen every Sunday night in the HBO original series, Lanterns, which is set in James Gunn’s DCU.