With his fellow actors from ‘Barbie,’ Ryan Gosling added a fun touch to the Oscar’s excitement in a new promotional video that cleverly pokes fun at the snubs faced by prominent figures Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie. The promo aired on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ showcased Gosling embodying his iconic ‘Ken’ character with a twist as he explores the whimsical worlds of Barbieland and Oscarsland.
‘Barbie’ Cast Unites in Playful Oscars Ad
The skit, featuring America Ferrera, Kate McKinnon, and host Jimmy Kimmel, took viewers on a journey to Oscarsland. Ken humorously anticipates an Oscar win while remaining oblivious to Gerwig’s directorial snub. Helen Mirren’s narrated voice adds a touch of elegance to the satire reminiscent of her role in the ‘Barbie’ movie.
Entertainment Industry Reacts to ‘Barbies Snubs
The lack of nominations for Gerwig and Robbie in their categories has sparked mixed reactions from various corners of the entertainment industry. Both public figures and critics have expressed disappointment, pointing out the disparity between the film’s influence and its recognition at the Oscars. This collective response highlights discussions about the Academy’s selection criteria and recognizing innovative work.
‘Barbie’ Takes the Spotlight at the Oscars
Despite facing some disappointments ‘Barbie’ is still in the running for accolades such as Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay. Securing eight nominations at the Academy Awards, the film’s critical and commercial success continues to impress, bolstered by its exceptional box office performance and numerous award victories. Speculation suggests that ‘Barbie’ could be present at the Oscars ceremony with talks of an opening musical sequence that positions the movie as a key player in Hollywood’s grandest evening.
As Ryan Gosling gears up for projects, which include reuniting with Robbie and taking on a leading role in ‘The Fall Guy, ‘ his lighthearted Oscars promotion not only celebrates ‘Barbie’s accomplishments but also fuels discussions about its cultural significance and ongoing conversations regarding awards recognition.