Ryan Gosling revealed that he received helpful ‘tips’ from his longtime partner, Eva Mendes, as well as their two daughters ahead of his Oscars performance for I’m Just Ken on Sunday.

The Barbie actor, 43 – who was announced as an upcoming host for Saturday Night Live next month in April – discussed taking to the stage while talking to People at the SXSW film festival in Austin, Texas on Tuesday.

He was in attendance at the festivities to celebrate the premiere of his latest project, The Fall Guy – which will officially hit theaters later this year on May 3.

‘It was great,’ Gosling told the outlet as he gushed about Mendes, 50, and their daughters Esmeralda, nine, and Amada, seven.

‘It was so fun because they came to the dress rehearsal the day before and so they were in the front row,’ Ryan continued while adding, ‘They gave me some tips and some notes, all great notes.’

Ryan Gosling. 43, revealed that he received helpful ‘tips’ from his longtime partner, Eva Mendes, as well as their two daughters ahead of his Oscars performance of I’m Just Ken on Sunday (seen above)

‘It was great,’ Gosling told the outlet as he gushed about Mendes, 50, and their daughters Esmeralda, nine, and Amada, seven; seen on stage at the 2024 Oscars

‘They are such a huge part of this for me…it was my girl’s interest in Barbie and disinterest in Ken that got me into this in the first place. It was beautiful to have them there at the end.’

During the memorable performance, the actor dressed for the occasion in a hot pink suit that contained rhinestone details that sparkled under the bright stage lights.

The actor additionally wore a pink shirt underneath while slipping into a pair of sleek, black dress shoes. For a finishing touch, he also sported a pair of stylish, black shades.

He brought the audience to its feet as he belted out lyrics, and also jumped into the crowd, allowing his co-star Margot Robbie as well as other celebrities to help join in and sing the song.

Eva notably was a big supporter of Gosling and shared a short clip of herself standing outside of his dressing room at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood where the ceremony was held. In the caption, she sweetly penned, ‘Always by my man.’

In a separate post, she struck a pose while wearing a the bedazzled, pink blazer that Gosling had also worn.

The Ghost Rider actress jokingly typed, ‘You took Ken all the way to the Oscars, RG. Now come home, we need to put the kids to bed.’

Mendes recently opened up about the reason that both she and Ryan don’t pose together on the red carpet. 

‘It was so fun because they came to the dress rehearsal the day before and so they were in the front row,’ Ryan continued while adding, ‘They gave me some tips and some notes, all great notes’

Eva notably was a big supporter of Gosling and shared a short clip of herself standing outside of his dressing room at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood where the ceremony took place. In the caption, she sweetly penned, ‘Always by my man’

In a separate post, she struck a pose while wearing a the bedazzled, pink blazer that Gosling had also worn

The actress uploaded a clip of both she and Gosling starring together in the 2011 film, Place Beyond The Pines.

‘Magic is Real. We did not meet on set. The magic started way before but here’s a little magic captured on camera…,’ she penned.

One fan commented in response, ‘Eva, I want to be honest w u, but I hope Barbie will get through the Awards Season just to see you w Ryan. I know I’m selfish and probably a dreamer, but I will never stop to dream about it!!’

The mother-of-two replied, ‘You’re the best! What a cool comment; thank you. But we don’t do those things together…Like these photos I’ve been posting, I’m only comfortable posting because it’s already out there.’

However, she quickly added, ‘Oh wait – for those who may catch me in a “lie” – we only were on the red carpet together once when promoting this film.’

At the 96th Academy Awards over the weekend on Sunday, I’m Just Ken was also nominated for Best Original Song – which eventually went to Billie Eilish for What Was I Made For?

While talking to USA Today in regards to the performance while at the SXSW festival in Austin, Gosling explained, ‘I just wanted it to be as fun as possible.’

‘That’s what we tried to do, and if it took 62 Kens and 40 big Barbie heads and Slash to do it, then that’s what we had to do.’

Mendes recently opened up about the reason that both she and Ryan don’t pose together on the red carpet

During SXSW, Ryan also revealed that he was ‘dropped’ down multiple stories off of a building despite his ‘fear of heights’ in the upcoming action-comedy titled, The Fall Guy, while talking to People.

‘They dropped me stories off of a building, and I have a fear of heights,’ the star – who plays a retired stuntman – expressed to the outlet.

Gosling then explained that he wanted to do ‘a few’ because it was ‘important’ to him, although he admitted he, ‘would have been happy to say I did none of my own stunts in this movie.’

Ryan added, ‘It helped me to understand exactly on some small level what [stunt workers] do every day.’

The premise follows his character of Colt Seavers, ‘a stuntman who left the business a year earlier to focus on both his physical and mental health.’

‘He’s drafted back into service when the star of a mega-budget studio movie, which is being directed by his ex, goes missing,’ per an official IMDB synopsis.

While talking to USA Today in regards to the performance while at the SXSW festival in Austin (seen above), Gosling explained, ‘I just wanted it to be as fun as possible’

During SXSW, Ryan also revealed that he was ‘dropped’ down multiple stories off of a building despite his ‘fear of heights’ in the upcoming action-comedy titled, The Fall Guy, while talking to People

The Notebook actor further opened up about the movie at the film festival, and before the screening began, he said, ‘We hope that it is reflective of how much the crew gives to every single film,’ per The Hollywood Reporter.

Ryan then gave a special shout out to his own stunt performer, Logan Holladay, who was seated in the audience.

‘There is a moment in the film where he buckles me in for a stunt that he is about to do,’ Gosling recalled. ‘Then I get out of the car and he pats me on the back for a stunt that he just did. How f****d up is that?’

‘What I love about this movie is in any other film you would never know that but in this one you do.’

‘It’s an opportunity to finally acknowledge the stunt performers and the incredible contribution that they already make to movies,’ the star continued.

David Leitch – who directed the film – added, ‘It was a love letter to stunts. We knew we had to be authentic in that world.’

The Notebook actor further opened up about the movie at the film festival, and before the screening began, he said, ‘We hope that it is reflective of how much the crew gives to every single film,’ per The Hollywood Reporter; seen on Tuesday in Austin

And alongside Gosling, other stars that were cast in the film include Emily Blunt, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Winston Duke as well as Stephanie Hsu; Gosling and Blunt seen at 2024 Oscars on Sunday

The movie – which is slated to hit theaters later this year on May 3 – is based off the 1980s television of the same name.

And alongside Gosling, other stars that were cast in the film include Emily Blunt, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Winston Duke as well as Stephanie Hsu.

Not long after its premiere during SXSW, The Fall Guy has already garnered critical acclaim and currently has a high score of 94% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Over the weekend, Ryan and his co-star Emily Blunt took to the stage during the 96th Academy Awards where the duo paid a special tribute to stunt performers – and also poked fun at ‘Barbenheimer.’