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Ryan Gosling's blockbuster action comedy The Fall Guy features a mid-credits scene that pays tribute to the 1980s TV series of the same name with Lee Majors.

The Fall Guy star Ryan Gosling doesn't want to take on roles that put him in a "dark place" for the sake of his family.

Since the early days of Hollywood, stunt performers have fueled the mayhem of movies, playing a vital role in sustaining the illusion of countless car chases, bar fights and rooftop

Here is a delightful blend of action, comedy and romance that will make the audience feel like a Hollywood insider for a few hours (although there are perhaps one too many jokes about Comic-Con and Hall H).

The Fall Guy review: Ryan Gosling brings his signature Kenergy, Emily Blunt is back with impeccable comic timing in David Leitchs love letter to action films. | Hollywood

What becomes apparent in “The Fall Guy” is that though stunts may make the movies exciting, it’s the stars who get you in your gut. -- Katie Walsh

The film follows Ryan Gosling’s Colt Seaver, a stunt performer who has spent years as the double for major action star

In 2010, someone in that delightfully fantastical realm known as Hollywood, decided they were going to make a movie based on “The Fall Guy,” a popular 1980s television action series

Ryan Gosling soars in the action-packed love letter to stunt performance, The Fall Guy. Here's the ending of the film, explained.

Ryan Gosling stars in the big-screen update of The Fall Guy. Is it worth seeing? Jeffrey Harris checks in with his official review.