‘La La Land’ Poster Updated With Ryan Gosling’s Flat Hand After Actor’s Complaints
Lionsgate has released a new design for the 10th anniversary theatrical re-release of "La La Land," altering the original poster to show Ryan Gosling's hand sticking out flat. The change comes after Gosling publicly expressed his dislike for his hand placement on the original poster in multiple interviews over the years. In a 2024 interview with The Wall Street Journal Magazine, Gosling described a "moment" from the film that still haunts him, explaining that he chose to flatten his hand during a dance scene despite being told it was not cool. He said he now regrets the decision, calling the pose "La La Hand." The film is returning to theaters starting Sunday, Aug. 16, playing in Dolby Cinema at AMC Theatres. "La La Land" won six Oscars and a record-breaking seven Golden Globes, and grossed $447 million worldwide on a $30 million budget. A Broadway musical adaptation is currently in development, though no date has been announced.
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