Ryan Gosling urges Hollywood to hire Carlo Mendes

Ryan Gosling Halts L.A. Event To Beg Directors Hire His Brother-In-Law

KCS Presse / MEGA Ryan Gosling halted an L.A. event promoting his new film “Project Hail Mary” to pitch his brother-in-law, Carlos Mendez, to Hollywood Directors and producers. Carlos has opened up about his struggles in securing a top acting job and shared that he doesn’t want to call on his sister, Eva Mendes, for favors. Unlike her brother, Eva had a successful acting career but let everything go to focus on raising her daughters, Esmeralda a…

Ryan Gosling pauses 'Project Hail Mary' event to help Eva Mendes' brother find work

'If you’re writing something, directing something, put him in it. He deserves it,' Gosling said

Ryan Gosling pauses 'Project Hail Mary' event to make urgent plea to Hollywood

Ryan Gosling made a shocking move at a promotional event for Project Hail Mary and urged the Hollywood bosses present there to give his brother-in-law, Carlo Mendes a job in the industry. The actors...

Ryan Gosling pauses ‘Project Hail Mary’ spotlight to quietly help Eva Mendes’ brother find a job

At a moment when movie‑promo events usually stick to rehearsed talking points, Ryan Gosling stepped off script to do something quietly, undeniably hum.

Ryan Gosling urges Hollywood to hire Carlo Mendes

Ryan Gosling paused a promotional event for Project Hail Mary on Monday (23.03.26) to ask entertainment industry experts in the audience to cast his brother-in-law, Carlo Mendes, in a project.

Ryan Gosling pauses “Project Hail Mary” event to try to get Eva Mendes' brother a job

"Hire this man!"Ryan Gosling in New York City on March 18, 2026Credit: Dominik Bindl/FilmMagicRyan Gosling is trying to get a very important person a new job.The La La Land actor paused a promotional event for his latest movie, Project Hail Mary, to praise his longtime partner Eva Mendes' brother, urging someone in the audience to scoop him up.Eva Mendes in September 2024; Carlo Mendez on Dec. 5, 2025Credit: Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty; Paul Arch…