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Ryan Gosling's Scream While Filming Scene From Upcoming 'Barbie' Movie Has Twitter In Stitches

Ryan Gosling's Scream While Filming Scene From Upcoming 'Barbie' Movie Has Twitter In Stitches
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The new Barbie movie, starring actors Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as the iconic Barbie and Ken dolls, respectively, is in the early stages of filming, but fans are already obsessing over an iconic scene.

Twitter user Bethany, tweeting under @filmgal, posted a video from The Hollywood Fix which showed Robbie and Gosling filming a scene on a beach.


In the short clip of a scene depicting sexual harassment, Robbie’s Barbie can be seen getting her backside slapped by a strange man. In response, she turns and punches the guy.

We love seeing women stand up for themselves, but what’s really catching people's attention is Gosling’s scream in reaction to the sudden violence.

His piercing scream has Twitter users rolling.







A few people pointed out he sounds just like the animated version of Ken from the show, Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse.


The Barbie movie if being directed by Lady Bird director Greta Gerwig, and is scheduled to be released in July of 2023.

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