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中文名：莱安·高斯利
英文名：Ryan Gosling
性 别：男
出生日期：1900-1-1
演员作品集
Stay Stay (2005-1-1)
捷古华拉传 Che (2005-1-1)
导购女郎 Shopgirl (2004-11-11)
写我情真 The Notebook (2004-6-25)
利蓝的美国 The United States of Leland (2003-9-12)
杀人习作 Murder.By.Numbers (2002-6-20)
数字谋杀案 Murder By Numbers (2002-4-19)
数字谋杀案 Murder by Numbers (2002-4-19)
狂热份子 Believer, The (2001-1-19)
狂热份子 The Believer (2001-1-1)
信徒 The Believer (2001-1-1)
Frankenstein and Me Frankenstein and Me (1997-2-9)

A tall, lanky blond actor who began his career as a singer, Ryan Gosling steadily amassed an impressive resume in film and TV before finally breaking through with a powerful performance as a Jewish neo-Nazi in the based-on-fact "The Believer" (2001), the Grand Jury Prize winner at the Sundance Film Festival.

Born in Ontario, Canada, Gosling began his showbiz career performing with his older sister at local talent shows. After beating out some 17,000 other aspirants, he was selected to join the 1990s Disney Channel revival of the "Mickey Mouse Club" in 1993, joining a cast that included future singing superstars Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake and JC Chasez of *NSYNC, as well as Keri Russell of TV's "Felicity". By the time his last episodes aired in 1996 -- he spent two years taping episodes that aired over a four-year period -- Gosling could be seen in the story of preteen who tries to bring the Creature back to life in "Frankenstein and Me" (Disney Channel). That same year, he delivered a well-received turn as a British foundling in an episode of "The Road to Avonlea" (aired in the USA on Disney Channel), which brought him a Gemini Award nomination.

In 1997. Gosling was tapped to play the smooth-talking hypochondriac Sean Hanlon in "Breaker High" (USA Network, 1997-98), a half-hour series about a high school set on a cruise ship. His goofy charm and attractive looks earned him status as a teen pin-up which was further enhanced by casting as "Young Hercules" (Fox, 1998-99), a sort of prequel to the popular series featuring Kevin Sorbo.

Gosling made the transition to the big screen playing one of the squad of players coping with the integration of the football team in the 1970s-set true-life drama "Remember the Titans" (2000). He followed with a galvanizing performance as an articulate and intelligent young Jewish teen who becomes involved with a neo-Nazi group in "The Believer" (2001). The Sundance-screened film was inspired by a real-life event but writer-director Henry Bean took some liberties with the tale, moving the time frame from the 60s to the present. The film picked up the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in part because of Gosling's star-making turn. The young actor next was cast as another troubled teen trying to cope with life in a violent world in "The Slaughter Rule" (2002) before turning murderous as a teen trying to outwit an FBI agent (Sandra Bullock) in "Murder By Numbers" (2002). Gosling's performance in that film made a mark among Hollywood players, but to the public he was primarily known as Bullock's rumored paramour (both denied any romantic relationship). He next delviered an adroit turn as the autistic Leland in the otherwise disappointing indie "The United States of Leland" (2004), and then landed what would be his breakout performance in a mainstream film, playing the young romantic lead opposite Rachel McAdams in Nick Cassavetes' effectively sentimental and emotional adaptation of the bestselling novel "The Notebook" (2004). Cast against type after Cassavetes saw "The Believer" and thought the actor had unexplored depths, Gosling delivered a warm and charming performance bouyed by a heartbreaking depression that elevated his status among the actors of his generation.

Less satisfying was Marc Forster's ambitious but murky psychological thriller "Stay" (2005), about a shrink (Ewan McGregor) whose suicidal patient (Gosling) somehow begins invading his dreams and blurring the lines of their realities and individualities.

Also Credited As: Ryan Thomas GoslingBorn: on 11/12/80 in London, Ontario, CanadaJob Titles: Actor, SingerFamily
Father: Thomas Gosling.
Mother: Donna Gosling.
Sister: Mandi Gosling. born c. 1976
Significant Others
Companion: Sandra Bullock. reportedly dating July 2002
Education
Lester B Pearson High School, Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Gladstone Public School, Cornwall, Ontario, Canada
Milestones
1991 Made early TV appearance on the Canadian variety series "Homegrown Cafe"
1993 Was one of the Mouseketeers on the "Mickey Mouse Club" (Disney Channel); appeared alongside JC Chasez, Keri Russell, Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera
1996 Had leading role in "Frankenstein and Me" (Disney Channel)
1996 Had role as a UFO abductee in an episode of "The PSI Factor"
1996 Portrayed an English orphan in an episode of "The Road to Avonlea"; received Gemini Award nomination
2000 Portrayed a football player dealing with team integration in the 1970s in "Remember the Titans"
2001 Garnered widespread praise for his starring turn as a Jewish neo-Nazi in "The Believer"; scheduled to air on Showtime before being released theatrically in 2002
2002 Cast opposite Sandra Bullock in the thriller "Murder by Numbers"
2003 Acted in "The Slaughter Rule"
2004 Co-starred opposite fellow Canadian Rachel McAdams in the feature film "The Notebook," based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks
2004 Starred as Leland P. Fitzgerald in "The United States of Leland," about a young man's experience in a juvenile detention center
2005 Portrayed a suicidal client opposite Ewan McGregor, who makes bizarre predictions that begin to come true in Marc Forster's "Stay"
Began performing career as a child, singing with older sister at local talent shows
Had regular role of Sean Hanlon on "Breaker High" (UPN)
Played title role in the Fox series "Young Hercules"

1.停留 Stay AS …… Henry Letham (2005)
2.恋恋笔记本 The Notebook AS …… Noah Calhoun (2004)
3.李岚的天空 The United States of Leland AS …… Leland P. Fitzgerald (2003)
4.拿命线索 Murder by Numbers AS …… Richie Haywood (2002)
5.信徒 The Believer AS …… Danny Balint (2001)
6.冲锋陷阵 Remember the Titans AS …… Alan Bosley (2000)