London:
Notebook star Ryan Gosling says working with Carey Mulligan on the film 'Drive' "felt good".
The 30-year-old actor appears alongside the actress in the action film had asked the film's director Nicolas Winding to write in a kissing scene so he could get even closer to her, reported Contactmusic.
"Carey and I, our relationship off camera was very similar to our relationship on camera. We really just kind of looked at each other. It just felt good. I just liked looking at her. And I didn't want to blow it by saying anything.
"Also I really wanted to kiss her so I asked the movie's director Nick if I could do it in the elevator scene before I smash a guy's head in," Gosling said.
And it seems the feeling was mutual as Mulligan recently said how much she enjoyed working with Gosling.
"My job in this film was to fall in love with Ryan Gosling. He was amazing, such a nice guy. He's so sweet. He spent months before the film knowing everything there was to know about cars. He built his own car for the film and (he learned) stunt driving! He was a machine. Everyone loved him, he was a dream, he was amazing," Mulligan said.
The 30-year-old actor appears alongside the actress in the action film had asked the film's director Nicolas Winding to write in a kissing scene so he could get even closer to her, reported Contactmusic.
"Carey and I, our relationship off camera was very similar to our relationship on camera. We really just kind of looked at each other. It just felt good. I just liked looking at her. And I didn't want to blow it by saying anything.
"Also I really wanted to kiss her so I asked the movie's director Nick if I could do it in the elevator scene before I smash a guy's head in," Gosling said.
And it seems the feeling was mutual as Mulligan recently said how much she enjoyed working with Gosling.
"My job in this film was to fall in love with Ryan Gosling. He was amazing, such a nice guy. He's so sweet. He spent months before the film knowing everything there was to know about cars. He built his own car for the film and (he learned) stunt driving! He was a machine. Everyone loved him, he was a dream, he was amazing," Mulligan said.
