By his own admission, in "Lars and the Real Girl," Ryan Gosling "exposes" himself to a sex toy (not in that way, pervert). But the biggest surprise concerning the film has to be, well, the film itself — a delicate story that manages to walk the tightrope between drama and silliness.
"The script did an amazing job of walking that line," Gosling said.
That's in no small part due to screenwriter Nancy Oliver, who was rewarded Tuesday with an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay. The scribe called MTV News to talk about the honor, how the writers strike will affect her night, and what in the heck that sex doll is doing now. Read more...
When she's not tearing up the big-screen with Ryan Gosling in "Lars and the Real Girl," actress Emily Mortimer is busy snapping photos for your good friends here at the MTV Movies Blog. Recently, she brought her camera along to the Toronto Film Fest, and we now present her delicious photo diary. Click on the pic below to see the visual goodness.
Everyone's favorite kisser is back, and this time he's not an inner-city savior, but the socially-awkward boyfriend of a hot mannequin. In the clip below, Margo (Kelli Garner) ensures Lars (Gosling) that she isn't trying to break up his relationship. "Lars and the Real Girl" opens today; after you see it, come back here and let us know what you thought.
