Netflix recently announced a deal with the Russo Brothers, the directors of the highest-grossing film of all time, Avengers: Endgame. Endgame’s predecessor, Infinity War, was also directed by the two. While the brothers will not be bringing the MCU to Netflix, they are working on an assassin thriller with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans.
Ryan Gosling is set to play Court Gentry, a CIA operative, in the film The Gray Man. Lloyd Hansen, the film’s main antagonist, will be played by Chris Evans. According to rumours, The Gray Man will cost $200 million to produce, making it Netflix’s most expensive film to date. Fortunately, Gosling and Evans bring a wealth of relevant acting experience to the project.
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Chris Evans: Ransom Drysdale In Knives Out (2019)
In Rian Johnson’s entertaining whodunit, Knives Out, Chris Evans perfects the smug, handsome jerk. Ransom is the grandson of Harlan Thrombey, a famous crime novelist who died on his 85th birthday under mysterious circumstances.
In this dark comedy about classism, privilege, and murder, Ransom is one of many potential suspects. Evans plays one convincing playboy in the film, a spoiled brat who dresses in Aran sweaters and eats spiced cookies.
Ryan Gosling: Stephen Meyers In The Ides Of March (2011)
Ryan Gosling plays an ambitious, young campaign manager for an aspiring presidential candidate as Stephen Meyers in George Clooney’s political drama The Ides of March. Clooney plays Meyers’ boss, Pennsylvania Governor Mike Morris.
Meyers discovers the dark side of politics as he works his way through Morris’ campaign. In The Ides of March, Gosling demonstrates his ability to play a genuine, well-intentioned protagonist.
