Kirsten Dunst and costar Ryan Gosling smoke hand-rolled cigarettes as they stroll through the Upper West Side of Manhattan on Saturday, filming their new movie All Good Things.

The pair walked through and filmed scenes at New York City’s Carl Schurz Park.

In the film, a detective begins to unravel a missing-persons (Dunst) case that looks to spell doom, and quite possibly death, for the heir (Gosling) to a New York real estate dynasty.

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Kirsten Dunst and costar Ryan Gosling walk back to their trailers on the set of their new movie, All Good Things, in New York City on Friday.

The pair filmed scenes indoors at a private building on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

The period thriller is set in the ’80s and centers on the scion of a New York real estate dynasty (Gosling) who falls for a girl from the wrong side of the tracks (Dunst). When the girl disappears, a down-and-out detective begins to uncover information that could put people close to the case in danger.

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Ryan Gosling is fighting for chickens’ rights, hoping to stop the worst abuses of the roughly 1 billion chickens raised and killed each year for its restaurants.

The 27-year-old Canadian actor fired off a letter to KFC Canada operator John Bitove, CEO of Priszm Income Fund, urging him to stop KFC suppliers’ worst abuses of chickens on factory farms and in slaughterhouses. Here’s Ryan’s letter to KFC:

“Dear Mr. Bitove:

I am discouraged to hear that KFC Canada has not intervened to eliminate the abuses that birds raised and killed for KFC restaurants suffer, despite the strides that are being made by other companies.

I understand that KFC Canada is still allowing its suppliers to scald chickens to death in scorching-hot water tanks and that many birds still suffer broken wings and legs because of violent treatment prior to slaughter. As a Canadian, I hope that you’ll set a good example for KFC operators in the U.S. and elsewhere by stopping the worst abuses endured by the birds killed for KFC Canada’s buckets. Won’t you please consider setting a precedent that all other KFCs can follow?

The time is ripe to do the right thing. By adopting the basic recommendations made by PETA and scientific experts (including raising birds in a more natural manner and employing less cruel slaughter methods), you could dramatically improve the lives and deaths of chickens raised and killed for KFC Canada.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
Ryan Gosling”

For more information about the inhumane slaughter of chickens, visit KFCcruelty.com.

Ryan Gosling chats on his iPhone in New York City on Tuesday afternoon.

The 27-year old actor has been filming his latest movie, All Good Things. The romantic murder mystery revolves around a New York real estate dynasty that thrived in the 1980s.

The NY Post reported last week that Ryan has been spending time off-set with his co-star Kirsten Dunst. “They were definitely acting like they were on a date,” said one fellow diner at Chrystie Street eatery Freeman’s Saturday afternoon. “They lingered there for hours and were both dressed kind of shabby.”

Ryan Gosling attends Overture Films’ red carpet screening of The Visitor at the The Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) on Tuesday in New York City.

In a world of six billion people, it only takes one to change your life. In The Visitor, Richard Jenkins (Six Feet Under) stars as Walter Vale, a disillusioned Connecticut economics professor whose life is transformed by a chance encounter in New York City. Through new found connections with virtual strangers, Walter is awakened to a new world and a new life. The Visitor opens in theaters nationwide on Friday, April 18.

Watch the heartwarming trailer below!

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Ryan Gosling walks the red carpet at the 2008 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Gosling wore a black ribbon on his lapel to honor the memory of fellow actor Heath Ledger.

Accompanying Ryan on the red carpet was his older sister, Mandi.

Gosling was also nominated in the “Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role” category for his role Lars and the Real Girl. There Will Be Blood’s Daniel Day-Lewis took home the prize. More Here! »

Ryan Gosling will take on the title character in the Jack Ryan series by Tom Clancy, reports Moviehole.

The new film won’t be based on one of Clancy’s books, but will still feature a young Jack Ryan (like Ben Affleck in The Sum of All Fears).

Both Harrison Ford and Australian filmmaker Philip Noyce, who brought us Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger), will not be returning to the Jack Ryan series. Alec Baldwin originated the character in 1990’s The Hunt for Red October.

Paramount apparently has the rights to make a film based on Jack Ryan and doesn’t need Clancy’s permission to move forward with this film project.

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Ryan Gosling looks like he’s back in tip-top shape, getting sandwiched between costars Emily Mortimer and Patricia Clarkson at a special lunch for their film Lars and The Real Girl at the Four Seasons Restaurant on Tuesday in New York City.

Looks like Ryan completely lost all that chunk for his role in The Lovely Bones, which he wound up being replaced by Mark Wahlberg.

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