La La Land Poster Fixes Ryan Gosling's Hand

Lionsgate unveiled a revised poster for the 10th anniversary of the film "La La Land," addressing a long-standing critique of Ryan Gosling's hand placement. The original poster, released in 2016, featured Gosling's hand in a position that many, including Gosling himself, found awkward and unnatural. Gosling has previously expressed his dissatisfaction with the poster's depiction of his hand.

The updated poster, released this week, shows Gosling's hand in a more conventional and aesthetically pleasing pose, aligning with the film's romantic and whimsical tone. This revision acknowledges the fan and critical reception of the original artwork and provides a visual correction that has been a minor but persistent point of discussion surrounding the acclaimed musical.

"La La Land," directed by Damien Chazelle, received critical acclaim and numerous awards, including six Academy Awards. The film stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone as aspiring artists in Los Angeles. The anniversary celebration includes the release of this corrected poster, aiming to present the film's iconic imagery in a way that satisfies both the studio and its dedicated fanbase.