So…..Russell may be getting his own solo movie out of this cameo?!

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Ryan told XPOSÉ that working with Russell Crowe in The Nice Guys was something that he’d always wanted to do. He told us, “I’m a huge fan of Russell’s as well so it was a real treat.” The feeling is clearly mutual as Russell told RTÉ Ten, “That kid just makes me laugh. He’s some kind of comedic genius. We had a very open collaboration. It was great in that regard with Shane [director and screenwriter] too because he just trusted us to stay in the spirit of what he intended. He was totally open to other things that we might discover.”

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Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling star in the new movie The Nice Guys, set in LA during the ’70s.

The blockbuster follows private detective Holland March (Gosling) and hired enforcer Jackson Healy (Crowe) as they work together in search of a missing girl who is also linked to the death of porn star Misty Mountain.

The flick has received rave reviews and some lucky Irish people have a chance to attend previews across Ireland tonight.

And if you’re one of them, Russell Crowe has a message for you.

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#17 is Russell Crowe

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Tom Cruise has been spotted filming scenes for his new action movie, The Mummy, in woodland near Shere.

The movie is also rumoured to star Russell Crowe, who has filmed in Surrey before in the much used Bourne Wood, for Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood.

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Russell Crowe: burly-ass dude, almost always plays a burly-ass dude in his movies. Which is to say, he seems like the kind of affable guy who doesn’t realize when he’s out-burly-ing you in social situations. Ryan Gosling found this out the hard way.

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Who doesn’t want to be a rock star?! Even if you find other means of gaining wealth and fame, there’s just something about taking the stage and and standing in front of a Marshall stack.

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When it was released in 1995, Virtuosity (from director Brett Leonard, who’d already explored virtual reality in 1992’s Lawnmower Man) was a bomb, despite the star power of Denzel Washington and an up-and-comer named Russell Crowe. In 2016, it’s now hilariously dated—but that actually makes it way more entertaining to watch.

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