Ryan Gosling stars in The Fall Guy, a new action-thriller based on the 1981 television series of the same name. In the upcoming film, Gosling plays Colt Seavers, a stuntman who finds himself thrown into an epic adventure when the actor he's doubling for goes missing. Seavers goes on the hunt for his missing partner, only to land in the middle of a much larger conspiracy.

Gosling is the perfect person to make a movie that involves the behind-the-scenes antics of the film industry because he's had such a long and prolific career. With a filmography going back nearly thirty years, Ryan Gosling has appeared in his fair share of popular movies, some of which did remarkably well at the box office. From La La Land to the smash hit Barbie, these are Ryan Gosling's highest-grossing films of all time, according to The Numbers.

10 Fracture Pairs Ryan Gosling With Anthony Hopkins

• Fracture earned $89,204,700 at the worldwide box office

Fracture is a little-known psychological thriller starring Ryan Gosling and Anthony Hopkins. After attempting to murder his unfaithful wife, Ted Crawford (Hopkins) is arrested and questioned by Deputy District Attorney Will Beachum (Gosling). Beachum does his best to get to the bottom of the case, though Crawford seeks to foil him at every step.

Still, early in his career, Gosling shows his merit as a future star. Fracture may not have made the most money of any film in Gosling's career, but it gave him the chance to work closely with a celebrated actor like Hopkins, which no doubt aided him in honing his craft.

9 Gangster Squad Puts Ryan Gosling In The Middle Of The Action

• Gangster Squad earned $104,100,903 at the worldwide box office.

Gangster Squad sees Ryan Gosling star as Jerry Wooters, a sergeant in the LAPD who is tasked with bringing down a criminal syndicate run by mob boss Mickey Cohen. Gosling is joined by frequent co-star Emma Stone, marking the second of three projects that the two actors have been in together.

While it includes some good action and a terrific cast, Gangster Squad ultimately couldn't live up to the other, more popular entries in Ryan Gosling's filmography. The film mustered a measly $104 million before largely disappearing from public consciousness.

8 First Man Tells The Epic Story Of Neil Armstrong

• First Man earned $105,523,737 at the worldwide box office

Directed by Damien Chazelle, First Man tells the life story of astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon. Gosling brings his all to his performance as Armstrong, showing the complicated side of the man who captivated an entire nation with a single line and a single footstep.

First Man was a critical success, earning multiple nominations at the Academy Awards the following year. Despite its beneficial reviews, Gosling's star-studded feature couldn't bring in the audience it needed to turn a profit, falling short of expectations at just a touch over $100 million.

7 The Notebook Is The Quintessential Romantic Film

• The Notebook earned $115,937,163 at the worldwide box office.

In 2004, Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams starred in what would become one of the most beloved romance movies of all time. Based on the Nicholas Sparks novel, The Notebook tells the story of two star-crossed lovers and their journey together through life. Ryan Gosling plays Noah in The Notebook, the male lead who pursues McAdams's Allie.

The Notebook was a major success upon its release, with particular praise aimed toward its two stars. Even twenty years after its release, The Notebook is still considered to be the quintessential romance, with a television series and a Broadway adaptation reportedly in the works.

6 The Big Short Puts Ryan Gosling Alongside Acting Heavy-Hitters

• The Big Short earned $132,624,681 at the worldwide box office

Based on the tell-all novel by Charles Randolph, The Big Short details the behind-the-scenes dealings of the 2008 housing crisis, telling the story of how a group of greedy investors made millions during the infamous event. The film stars Ryan Gosling as Jared Vennett, an unscrupulous salesman who is based on real-life hedge fund manager Greg Lippmann.

The Big Short was not only a financial success, but it also landed well with critics, who hailed the film's ability to tackle a particularly sensitive topic with both poise and humor. The movie also gave Gosling the chance to work alongside several other notable actors, including Christian Bale, Steve Carell, and Brad Pitt.

5 Remember The Titans Is One Of Ryan Gosling's Earliest Major Roles

• Remember the Titans earned $136,771,683 at the worldwide box office.

Remember the Titans is the inspiring true story of coach Herman Boone, played by Denzel Washington, who navigates the tenuous waters of a newly racially integrated high school football team. While there are some hiccups at the beginning of their time together, Boone helps the team come together for a terrific season. A relatively unknown actor at the time, Gosling has a small role in the film as Alan Bosley, a player on Boone's team.

Remember the Titans earned over $130 million during its total run, a major financial success given its low budget. Although Gosling has a relatively small role in the film, Remember the Titans' success helped bolster his career as he continued to grow as an actor.

4 Crazy, Stupid, Love Was A Surprise Box Office Hit

• Crazy, Stupid, Love earned $146,493,974 at the worldwide box office.

Crazy, Stupid, Love is an unconventional rom-com starring an A-list cast that includes Ryan Gosling as Jacob Palmer, a womanizing young man who takes middle-aged cuckold Cal Weaver under his wing and attempts to teach him how to "play the field." Surprisingly, Jacob finds himself in a committed relationship shortly after, only later realizing that he is dating Cal's daughter.

Crazy, Stupid, Love was particularly successful for a romantic comedy, a genre that doesn't typically bring in large box office earnings. The film neared $150 million in its total gross in addition to a warm reception from audiences and critics. To this day, Crazy, Stupid, Love is hailed as one of the better modern rom-com, particularly for its twist ending that will surprise most people on their first viewing.

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