Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone Movie Collaborations
Their most prominent collaboration is the La La Land franchise, with the first film released in 2016 by Lionsgate and Summit Entertainment. The sequel, titled La La Land: The Farewell Tour, is in active development with Lionsgate and Summit attached as distributors, and Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone are confirmed to reprise their roles. Their combined global box office across shared projects exceeds 900 million USD based on public studio estimates and third-party tracking sites such as Box Office Mojo Box Office Mojo.
La La Land earned 446 million USD worldwide and received 14 Academy Award nominations, winning 6 including Best Actress for Emma Stone Academy Awards. The film was produced by Summit Entertainment and distributed by Lionsgate in the United States, with international distribution handled by multiple regional partners including Warner Bros. Pictures in select territories.
Box Office and Financial Performance
La La Land opened at number one at the U.S. box office and held the record for the highest-grossing musical film in North America for several years before being surpassed by other titles. Globally, the film is listed among the highest-grossing musicals, with its total gross tracked by public databases and updated regularly by platforms such as The Numbers The Numbers. The production budget was reported at 30 million USD by the studio and multiple trade publications.
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone movies that were not co-starring vehicles, such as Crazy, Stupid, Love and Gangster Squad, also generated substantial box office returns. Crazy, Stupid, Love earned 234 million USD worldwide against a reported budget of 50 million USD, with distribution handled by Universal Pictures Universal Pictures. Gangster Squad, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, earned 170 million USD globally on a reported budget of 65 million USD.
Streaming Availability and Studio Ownership
La La Land streams on multiple platforms depending on region, with availability managed by Lionsgate and its licensing partners. In the United States, the film has been available on HBO Max and other services tied to Warner Bros. Discovery, reflecting the corporate ownership structure of the studio library Warner Bros. Discovery. Availability changes frequently based on licensing windows and platform strategies.
Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling movies are also available on digital purchase and rental platforms including Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and Google Play, where individual studios set pricing and windowing terms. Physical media releases, including Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD, are distributed by Lionsgate Home Entertainment, with special features and bonus content included in select editions Lionsgate.