American Cinematheque Cancels 2026 Awards Gala Honoring Ryan Gosling
The American Cinematheque's 40th annual gala, set to honor Ryan Gosling, is off for 2026 due to his scheduling conflicts. The event moves to 2027 with a new honoree.
The American Cinematheque announced on Friday that its 40th annual American Cinematheque Awards Gala will not take place in 2026. The organization had planned to honor Ryan Gosling at the event, but the actor is no longer available to accept the award due to scheduling conflicts.
The gala has been rescheduled to 2027, with a new honoree to be named. The decision was first reported by Deadline.
In June, the American Cinematheque announced Gosling as its pick for the honor. The 2026 tribute ceremony was set for November 2 at the Beverly Hilton.
Gosling's recent credits include Project Hail Mary, released in March, which grossed $684.6 million globally. He is also attached to Star Wars: Starfighter and Ghost Rider.
Last year, the American Cinematheque Award was given to Michael B. Jordan, and in 2024 to Jessica Chastain.
Quick answers
Why was the 2026 American Cinematheque Awards Gala canceled?
Ryan Gosling is no longer available to accept the award due to scheduling conflicts.
When will the American Cinematheque Awards Gala take place now?
The gala has been rescheduled to 2027 with a new honoree to be named.
Who was originally set to be honored at the 2026 gala?
Ryan Gosling was announced in June as the honoree for the 2026 ceremony, which was set for November 2 at the Beverly Hilton.