A Quick Reminder of the Movies Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone Have Costarred In

Updated on 4/9/2017 at 9:00 AM

Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling have shaped up to be quite the onscreen duo. La La Land earned rave reviews and slayed the award-season circuit, winning all seven of the Golden Globes it was up for and scoring Oscar nods for both Stone and Gosling. (Emma won!) They clearly love working together, because they keep doing it. It's been seven years since they initially costarred in a film, so in case you've forgotten, here are the movies they've appeared in together.

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Crazy, Stupid, Love

Stone and Gosling were first paired in the 2011 romantic comedy Crazy, Stupid, Love. He was a playboy, she was a mixed-up law school graduate, and together, they made us incredibly jealous of their Dirty Dancing moment.

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Gangster Squad

Two years later, they reunited for the crime drama Gangster Squad. Set in 1949, their style was every bit as glamorous as it looks in La La Land.

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La La Land

La La Land is only their third collaboration, but let's cross our fingers for more in the future!

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A Quick Reminder of the Movies Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone Have Costarred In

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