'La La Land' Poster Gets a Minor Tweak Ahead of 10th Anniversary Release
- Lionsgate unveiled a new poster for La La Land's 10th anniversary, finally correcting the flat hand placement that Ryan Gosling previously joked had "haunted" him for years.
- In a 2024 interview with The Wall Street Journal Magazine, Gosling admitted he regretted the flat hand pose, which he nicknamed the "La La Hand" because it "killed the energy."
- The revised artwork now features Gosling with his hand pointing upward to match Emma Stone's pose, mirroring their iconic dance scene in Griffith Park, Los Angeles.
- Starting Sunday, Aug. 16, the Oscar-winning musical returns to Dolby Cinema at AMC Theatres, allowing fans to view the updated poster during the anniversary re-release.
- Grossing $447 million and winning six Academy Awards, the film remains a cultural touchstone with a Broadway musical currently in development to extend the story's legacy.
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New 'La La Land' poster fixes Ryan Gosling's flat hand. It took 10 years and multiple complaints by the actor
Lionsgate has finally updated the iconic La La Land theatrical poster to fix Ryan Gosling’s hand placement, just in time for the film’s 10th anniversary. This change addresses a specific detail that has bothered the actor for a full decade, as he previously expressed his regret over the original choice in multiple interviews, Variety reported. The original poster featured a pose that Gosling felt lacked the necessary energy for the scene. Back i…
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'La La Land' poster gets a minor tweak ahead of 10th anniversary release
The new official artwork fixes a detail that star Ryan Gosling said has haunted him for years.
‘La La Land’ 10th Anniversary Poster Finally Corrects Ryan Gosling’s Flat Hand
The artwork fixes the dance pose the 'Project Hail Mary' actor has joked has haunted him for years, just in time for Damien Chazelle's Oscar-winning film to return to theaters starting Aug. 16.
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