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Hollywood heartthrob Ryan Gosling is the man of the moment as he is currently basking in the success of Margot Robbie starrer Barbie. Things might be pretty smooth for the actor now, but the actor had a lot of trouble as a child, especially when he used to go to school. The actor, in one of his earlier interviews, once revealed how he got suspended in the first grade for throwing steak knives at classmates. Scroll down to read the interesting story.
Ryan Gosling recently made news when he got dubbed as rude on the Internet after asking his Barbie co-star Simu Liu not to slip his hand behind his back while posing for the press during a movie event. Liu later cleared the air revealing that was not the case as it appeared and he is the best human.
Circling back to Ryan Gosling’s troubled childhood, according to the Animated Times, the actor was suspended in the first grade after he thought he could pull off a few stunts after watching Sylvester Stallone as Rambo. Giving a shot at his immature combat skills, Gosling threw steak knives at his classmates during recess. In 2015, while recalling the incident, Gosling asserted, “I took knives to school and I started throwing them around the playground and I got suspended” adding, “So my parents said I couldn’t watch R-rated movies anymore.” Defending the situation, he quipped, “I wasn’t taking [the knives] to school, I was Rambo…taking them to war.”
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