La La Land | Good Enough HD - "Script to Screen" to The Script Lab

[@MultiUglyCoyote]

I love how he went WHAT?! unscripted lmao

[@zeffery101]

ikr, its so good. and she has to sush him. really added tension. i love that that was improv!

[@dojafat2926]

i love how well emma reacted to his impro

[@zbuilder4664]

what was improvised?

[@williammccormick2802]

Ryan Gosling is so very good at those little improvisations scenes where he can be eccentric or loud which really brings a cool energy to his movies. He's such a talented dude.

[@spaghettibolognese5838]

Ryan is talented with natural improv skills and Emma is talented with going along with it and making it seem believable.

[@annabv55]

Emma is talented for reacting that way when he improvised. If that was me and someone suddenly shouted "WHAT" at me when I thought they were supposed to say "Excuse me?" I would probably have screamed, cried and then started laughing.

[@OMGmynameisLILI]

I love the improv way more

[@yamsandy1363]

Script: That's it? Movie: WHAT

[@pratikyadav6036]

marriage story. great movie

[@madmaximus125]

This is what's amazing about watching these types of 'script to screen' comparisons; you see how the actors take what's on the page that's already great, and amp it up to a whole other level. THAT'S what makes Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone so talented in this scene in particular. They didn't even make up new dialogue that was more grandiose or eloquent, they just made the scene feel more REAL. And that's all they needed to do to make the scene that much better. The dialogue goes from being a scripted conversation to a realistic conversation, complete with interruptions, tripping over words, and natural reactions. They got the gist of the scene. Ryan Gosling spices up the dialogue with his improvisation skills, and Emma Stone reacts naturally to him with her acting focus skills, and even improvises a bit herself. Simple, pure beauty in this scene.

[@nathanmahoney9365]

There take on the script is better than the script. They’re sooo good.

[@gudegudemeh5195]

I love how he said ”you are” soooo much

[@m.ainunwildan962]

I can see his face be like "yeah that's a good line" after he says "You'are a baby" right before cut LOL

[@bluelleia]

the improvisations were so great

[@omarsabih]

Unbelievable acting.

[@alyssa09485]

It's crazy to see how differently the coffee-driving-away scene was written, but I think the brevity of the final scene is what made it so memorable for me lol!

[@allys744]

I DIdnt know that the movie had string ties with enma stone’s career. Well I’m glad she pulled through.

[@shortcut101]

Ryan gosling script: 2004 - What do you want? 2016 - Why don't you wanna do it? Director know this guy good at dealing with complicated women lol

[@Filya-chan]

What - he said calmly

[@Benzerman2007]

So Sebastian is a friend of Dumbledore. That explains why I can't resist succumbing to his charms.

[@Odundleer]

-before he asked if she’d put her name in the goblet of fire, carefully enunciating each word in dulcet tones.

[@nguyenphuonglinh8333]

I always love his "NOOOO"

[@shelmithseth8650]

oh my...talent to it's best

[@TheeKittyPie]

Guys guys, there’s been a mistake. _Moonlight_ you won best picture 00:53

[@candyb8532]

Lmao

[@Rami2289]

😂😂😂

[@nitpicker12]

Hi is it possible to use the clips on a platform to teach english?

[@abhiyanshsharma6036]

Can somebody tell me wha'ts REVISION is in the script.??

[@PortfolioOFGeorge]

💪👍

[@sarasaid5827]

helllo

[@jackxiao9702]

Would have been a better movie if they casted a working actor rather than a star, would have matched the movie.

[@jhopeismybiaswrecker4565]

I think the director decided to choose Emma and Ryan because he really liked the idea of having a famous duo. He was really inspired by the Golden Age of Hollywood for this film and very often, you would find many ‘film couples’ (couples that have starred in opposing roles in multiple films) and so by casting Emma and Ryan, the director could pay tribute to that idea (as this was their 3rd film together).

[@jhopeismybiaswrecker4565]

Also for many parts of the film, it had been based off of Ryan and Emma’s own personal experience when they used to be turned down for roles so I guess hiring a ‘working actor’ wouldn’t work since they would have so little experience.

[@hejolasia6692]

@@jhopeismybiaswrecker4565 and they had so much chemistry in other movies to

[@EmilSinclair777]

Jackxiao9702 you’re nuts