Conversations with Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone and Rosemarie DeWitt of LA LA LAND

[@Coco81218]

Rosemarie is such an underrated actress. Loved her performance in Rachel Getting Married.

[@mehakm5709]

Ryan never looks her in the eyes, he seems so shy

[@altanaeliza]

He likes Emma

[@Keithlfpieterse]

Rosemarie....I sometimes get confused between the characters you play and the person you are. Wish you lots of SUCCESS!

[@maelysejosyhernandez3468]

je ne m en lasse pas c bon pour le moral genial...

[@shanilaseemi6237]

He is telling truth

[@EvieMatavelli]

Thank you SAG!!! I need to her my card!!

[@shanilaseemi6237]

I think Ryan is s honest

[@slavicastevanovic5917]

So you basically told us the ending

[@robertlust6234]

Check the time stamp me and emma go back pre april fools

[@Petunia2023]

Ok

[@bobby99137]

Ryan looks so disinterested, Emma's lovely

[@MrKJ444]

i think he's just nervous/introverted. He's like that a lot in these interviews

[@silverswimsuit4969]

They did A LOT OF interviews since the start of the promo and they answered always the same questions again and again. You would be a little desinterested too. Don't you think?

[@kemurikat9728]

Press junkets are very tiring (both physically and mentally) and quite repetitive when it comes to the questions being asked. Which is why actors tend to break the monotony-especially if the interviewers are dead weight-by being goofy or loopy. The off-the-rails interviews are the best kind. Also, interviewers need to ask more interesting questions and the PR departments responsible need to make the process a more fun environment for both parties whenever possible. Budget constraints play a major factor, unfortunately.