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The TCA panel for The Orville started with a question about Star Trek, so creator MacFarlane outlined what he saw as the relationship between that and The Orville. Sees Kirk/Spock/McCoy relationship at heart of Star Trek. Urban then talked about how he saw the character of McCoy: I grew up watching [Star Trek] The Original.

Ryan Gosling - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre. Ryan Thomas Gosling (London, Ontario, 1. Tuvo la atención del público como estrella infantil en Mickey Mouse Club de Disney Channel (desde 1.

Are You Afraid of the Dark? Goosebumps (1. 99.

Breaker High (1. 99. Young Hercules (1. Su primer papel importante en el cine fue en The believer (2. Murder by numbers (2. The Slaughter Rule (2. The United States of Leland (2.

Stay (2. 00. 5). Tuvo atención pública en 2. The Notebook, por la que ganó cuatro Teen Choice Awards y un premio MTV Movie Award. Su actuación en Half Nelson (2. Premio a la Academia y su papel en Lars and the Real Girl (2.

Globo de Oro. En 2. Fracture. Después de una pausa de tres años, protagonizó Blue Valentine y All Good Things en 2. Su actuación en esta última le valió una segunda nominación al Globo de Oro.

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El año 2. 01. 1 resultó ser un año histórico para el actor ya que apareció en tres películas: Crazy, Stupid, Love, el thriller Drive y el drama político The Ides of March. En 2. 01. 3, protagonizó el thriller Gangster Squad, el drama generacional The Place Beyond the Pines, y Only God Forgives.

Debutó como director con Lost River, que fue estrenada en 2. Su banda, Dead Man's Bones, lanzó su primer álbum en 2. Primeros años[editar]Gosling pasó la mayor parte de su vida en Ontario (nació en London), [3]​ pero creció en Cornwall.[4]​ Es hijo de Donna, una secretaria, y Thomas Gosling, un trabajador en una fábrica de papel. Sus padres eran mormones,[5]​ y Gosling dijo que "crecimos siendo bastante religiosos.. Sus padres se divorciaron cuando él era un niño. Gosling ha acreditado con ser programado para "pensar como una chica.

Estoy atraído a películas que tienen personajes femeninos fuertes porque hay personajes fuertes femeninos en mi vida."[8]​Ha actuado desde que era pequeño. Mandi, cantaban juntos en bodas; hizo un tributo a Elvis Presley,[9]​ y estuvo involucrado en una compañía de danza local.[1. Actuar era "la única cosa que hacía para ser elogiado.

Me dio confianza en mí mismo." Cuando tenía doce años, asistió a una audición abierta en Montreal, ganando un papel en The Mickey Mouse Club; esto lo obligó a vivir en Florida por un tiempo. No tenía "amigos" cuando era niño,[1. No en una manera triste y de "pobre de mí". No quería a ninguno. Me gustaba estar solo. Fue sólo cuando tuve 1. Odiaba ser un niño.

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No me gustaba que me dijeran que hacer, no me gustaba mi cuerpo, no me gustaba nada de eso. Ser un niño y jugar y todas esas cosas me volvían loco."[6]​[1. En Primer Grado, al haber sido fuertemente influenciado por Rambo: First Blood, llevó cuchillos de carne a la escuela y los tiró a los otros niños durante el recreo. Este incidente lo llevó a la suspensión.[1. Era incapaz de leer, lo que lo encontró "muy frustante.

No podía absorber nada de información, así que causé problemas."[1. Mientras asistía a la escuela, fue diagnosticado con trastorno por déficit de atención, se le prescribió Ritalin, y fue colocado en una clase para estudiantes con necesidades especiales.

Por lo tanto, su madre dejó su trabajo y fue educado en su hogar durante un año.[1. Gosling ha dicho que la educación en el hogar le dio "un sentido de autonomía que nunca he perdido". Dejó la secundaria a los 1. Desarrolló un acento peculiar a una edad temprana, luego explicó, "De niño, pensé que tener un acento canadiense no sonaba duro. Pensé que los chicos deberían sonar como Marlon Brando. Así que ahora tengo un acento falso que no puedo mezclar bien, así que ya no es falso."[1. Carrera de actuación[editar]En 1.

Gosling asistió a una audición abierta en Montreal por un renacimiento de Mickey Mouse Club de Disney Channel.[2. Se le dio un contrato de dos años y se mudó a Orlando, Florida.

Apareció en pantalla menos que los demás porque él "realmente no estaba para aspirar en comparación con lo que los otros chicos eran capaces de hacer."[2. Sin embargo, él ha descrito el trabajo como "los mejores dos años."[2.

Los miembros del elenco incluían a Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears y Christina Aguilera, y Gosling ha acreditado la experiencia de inculcar en ellos "este gran sentido de foco".[2. Particularmente se hizo amigo cercano de Timberlake y vivieron juntos durante seis meses durante el segundo año del show. La madre de Timberlake se convirtió en la guardián legal de Gosling después que su madre regresara a Canadá por razones de trabajo.[2. Gosling ha dicho que no están en contacto: "Es como la secundaria.

Tienes amigos geniales, y luego te haces mayor y tienes tu propia vida. También apareció en series de televisión canadienses y películas incluyendo Goosebumps,[2. Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Breaker High, y en 1.

Nueva Zelanda para filmar la serie Young Hercules.[2. Películas independientes[editar]A los diecinueve años, decidió ir por "películas serias." Fue dejado por su agente y supo lo difícil que es conseguir trabajo: "Es muy difícil a los niños de televisión romper el estigma. Todo lo que tienes es una cinta VHS tuya en The Mickey Mouse Club llevando un curtidor falso y peleando con esfinges imaginarias."[2. Obtuvo un papel como un joven judío Neo- Nazi en la película The Believer, en 2. El director Henry Bean ha dicho que eligió a Gosling porque él "entendía algo de la religión. El mormonismo es muy exigente, y te aísla de la manera en que lo hace el judaísmo.

Y él tenía todo eso."[2. Su actuación le hizo ganar buenas críticas. Kevin Thomas de Los Angeles Times elogió; "una actuación electrizante y convincente,"[2.

Roger Ebert de Chicago Sun- Times lo encontró como un "joven actor poderoso."[3. Todd Mc. Carthy de Variety sintió que su "actuación dinamita" podría "apenas haber sido mejor".[3. Lisa Schwarzbaum de Entertainment Weekly describió su actuación como "explosiva" y "fascinante".[3. Carly Meyer de San Francisco Chronicle dijo que "Gosling da una actuación apasionada.

El ex niño del Club Mickey Mouse se convierte en una amenaza asegurada e imponente. Lo crees cuando su personaje golpea al rival musculoso skinhead."[3.

La película ganó un Grand Jury Prize en el Festival de cine de Sundance[3. Gosling lo ha descrito como "La película que de algún modo me hizo un regalo: la carrera que tengo ahora. Me encontraba en Sundance y de pronto la gente me preguntaba sobre mi oficio.

Así que tuve que fingir que tenía uno."En la película de 2. Murder by Numbers,[3. Gosling y Michael Pitt interpretaron a un par de estudiantes de secundaria que creían que podían cometer el crimen perfecto. Sandra Bullock protagonizó como una detective encargada para investigar el crimen. La película estrenó en la alfombra roja del Festival de Cannes lo cual Gosling encontró "contundente": "Tenía miedo de pisar el vestido de Sandy, de hecho, lo hice un par de veces.. Fui advertido en no hacer eso de antemano..

Intenté no prestar atención a nada más."[3. Lisa Schwarzbaum de Entertainment Weekly lo describió como "un talento fenomenal incluso así".[3. Mick La. Salle de San Francisco Chronicle dijo: "El equilibrio de Gosling es extraño en alguien tan joven, y él mantiene la pantalla bien en sus encuentros con Bullock."[3. Peter Rainer de New York Magazine sintió que él tenía "una presencia en la pantalla de mercurio."[3. Sin embargo, Todd Mc. Carthy de Variety sintió que los actores jóvenes "fuertes y carismáticos" estaban "aflojados por el guion".[4. En 2. 00. 2, apareció en The Slaughter Rule,[4.

Montana. Gosling ha dicho que la oportunidad de trabajar con David Morse lo hizo un "mejor actor."[4. Stephen Holden de The New York Times describió a Gosling como "material de gran estrella" con una "intensidad y crudeza que recuerdan al joven Matt Dillon."[4. Manohla Dargis de Los Angeles Times fue atraído por "el talento en bruto de Gosling y la magnificencia del gran campo abierto de la película".[4.

En 2. 00. 3, actuó en The United States of Leland, como un adolescente encarcelado por el asesinato de un niño con discapacidad.[4. Se sintió atraído por el papel porque "Leland era tan diferente.

Karl Urban Waiting On Paramount Decision For ‘Star Trek 4’ – OK If ‘Beyond’ Is His Last Trek – Trek. Movie. com. The only main cast member from the Kelvin movies at Star Trek Las Vegas this year is Karl Urban, which makes sense as he may be the biggest fan of the cast (although Simon Pegg could possibly challenge him on that).

Karl’s time on the stage covered his time with Star Trek and other projects including his upcoming role in Thor: Ragnarok and possibly a new Judge Dredd TV series. In regards to playing Dr.

Leonard “Bones” Mc. Coy he had a lot to say about last summer’s Star Trek Beyond, working with Leonard Nimoy and Anton Yelchin and of course the latest on the possible next feature film. Karl Urban at Star Trek Las Vegas 2. Watch Top Gun Online Free 2016. Waiting on Paramount – OK if Beyond was his final Trek.

On the subject of the next Star Trek feature film, the actor echoed recent statements from co- stars Zachary Quinto and Chris Pine saying he would be “the last to know” what is going on. However, Urban also noted that all of the cast “would love” to return for a fourth Star Trek film. He put the onus on the studio saying: The ball is in Paramount’s court. There is a new head of Paramount Studios [Jim Gianopulos] – a great guy – and they are just in the process of looking at their slate at what is coming up.

So fingers crossed we get to make another one. But Urban also noted he is ready to let go: That being said…if [Star Trek] Beyond is the note that we end it on – as sad as that is – I am actually happy with that film. The actor stated that of the three Star Trek films he has been in, Star Trek Beyond is his favorite. He specifically noted how his character of Mc. Coy was “most developed” in the script for Beyond and he especially liked how the film showed the respect between the characters of Mc. Coy and Spock. Karl Urban and Zachary Quinto in Star Trek Beyond.

Almost didn’t return after Into Darkness. Even though Beyond is his favorite, it apparently almost didn’t include him. Karl was asked by a fan about reports that he almost didn’t return for the follow up to Star Trek Into Darkness, which he confirmed: There is some truth to the story. Firstly, I was a little disappointed with the lack of development with Mc. Coy in [Star Trek Into Darkness]. So it was that. Even though I had an amazing experience working with J.

J. [Abrams] and the cast, at the end of the day I didn’t have much to do. So when they came to me with the offer for [Star Trek Beyond] I was literally in the final stages of negotiating another film. Of course the development of the follow up film to Into Darkness was tumultuous with Roberto Orci’s original script and deal to direct the being scrapped by Paramount shortly before pre- production was set to start. Director Justin Lin was brought in and a new script to be written by Simon Pegg and Doug Jung was commissioned. Urban noted the process was “kind of rushed and kind of late” and without a script it was difficult for him to agree to sign on. In the end it was Lin who was able to convince him to do the movie. They were basically asking me to take a leap of faith with them and I was unsure.

I knew that if I didn’t do it I would regret it. As I said before, it’s like family with those guys and it’s so much fun. It was really Justin Lin. We got on the phone and even though I couldn’t read a script he told me the story and when he explained the situation of Bones and Spock being shot out of the turbolift into space and crash landing on a planet and being marooned together I was like “In! I am in in a big way!”It was sort of me letting them know I expected a somewhat higher caliber of contribution for the character of Mc. Coy. And it prompted them to develop it more and I certainly had a great ally in [co- star and Beyond co- screenwriter] Simon Pegg. Karl Urban in Star Trek Into Darkness.

Sees Kirk/Spock/Mc. Coy relationship at heart of Star Trek. Urban then talked about how he saw the character of Mc. Coy: I grew up watching [Star Trek] The Original Series, and I always loved how that triumvirate worked together and essentially what [Star Trek creator Gene] Roddenberry did was split Kirk’s personality into three. He would have the two aspects of his brain argue out the dilemma of the week. Obviously with Spock having the cold, hard, rational, scientific, logical perspective. And with Mc. Coy being passionate, altruistic, and human.

And Kirk takes the best of both arguments and making a decision and proceeding with that. That was really the core of the show. He then drew a comparison to how that triumvirate worked in the new films: For the reboot, Spock became a lot more contemporary where he was a little bit more in touch with his emotions and a little bit more emotional. So it made that argument somewhat more difficult to play. That is sort of why I was appreciative of Star Trek Beyond and how we actually got to explore that together and some great interactions. Karl Urban and moderator Scott Mantz listen to fan question at Star Trek Las Vegas 2.

Making Leonard Nimoy cry. Prompted by a fan question about not being able to meet the original Dr. Mc. Coy, Urban noted that it was something that he did feel he missed out on, but he has received good feedback from many who did know the late De. Forest Kelley. He retold a specific story about the late Leonard Nimoy, conveyed by his wife Susan: After we shot [Star Trek (2. William Shatner had a charity event and a whole bunch of us went along and Leonard and his wife Susan went too. And I was walking ahead and I hear “Hey Karl,” and I turn around and it was Susan and she pulls me back and says “Karl, I just wanted you to know that when Leonard watched the movie the other night when you came on screen he cried.” What it was is that the work that I had done reminded him of his dear friend and to me that was the greatest nod of appreciation that I have ever had to know that I was on the right track. Karl Urban at Star Trek Las Vegas 2.

Promoting Beyond after Yelchin’s death was ‘toughest thing’Another fan question was about working with the Anton Yelchin who played Chekov in three movies before being killed in a tragic accident last year. Urban started off seemingly echoing the sentiments of producer J.

J. Abrams that they will not recast the role saying: Anton was such a beautiful man. He is irreplaceable – irreplaceable. The actor then recalled what it was like watching Yelchin grow up working on the Star Trek films: When I met Anton he was literally just a kid.

He had his mom on set on the first movie and I remember them arguing with each other in Russian with lots of hand gestures. And then through the course of the films he got older but he was still fundamentally a kid at heart. He was the smartest guy in the room but you wouldn’t know it.

He also said it was difficult for the cast to go on a promotional tour so soon after Yelchin’s death: We were obviously devastated at his loss, absolutely devastated. It was brutal. And to literally four weeks after we lost him to gout out there and promote Beyond was the toughest thing we ever had to do. Anton Yelchin in Star Trek Beyond. Talks Thor: Ragnarok + ready for Judge Dredd TVUrban also talked about his other projects past and future. With regards to the next big Marvel movie Thor: Ragnarok (coming in November) he said he didn’t have any idea what the movie was going to be like except it is “going to be good.” He was especially impressed with director Taika Waititi.

Urban did give a description of his role as Scourge: My character is operating the Bifrost device and suddenly Cate Blanchett  walks through the Bifrost and I very astutely realized I either joined her or die. So my character is a survivalist. The journey of Scourge is really “OK, now you made a pact with the devil and it comes with a price.” That price is constantly upped through the movie and that is his journey.

The actor also was asked about his role in the 2.