Ryan Gosling to Star in Ghost Rider Movie in the MCU

Ryan Gosling will officially star in a Ghost Rider movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and according to MCU orchestrator Kevin Feige, he's already got a 'specific vision' in mind for the character.

Ryan Gosling is set to play Ghost Rider in an upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe film, with Kevin Feige revealing that Gosling approached them with a unique perspective for the character. During an interview at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Feige discussed Gosling's passion for the role, indicating that the actor had a clear vision for the Spirit of Vengeance. While Feige didn't confirm whether Gosling would portray Johnny Blaze or Danny Ketch, he hinted at Gosling's deep connection to the comics and his detailed ideas for the character.

Feige emphasized that Gosling is a devoted fan of the Ghost Rider comics and had a specific approach in mind, drawing inspiration from certain comic book storylines. Although Feige remained tight-lipped about the details, he expressed his excitement for Gosling's involvement and his eagerness to see how the actor interprets the iconic character.

The highly-anticipated Ghost Rider movie, scheduled for release in 2028, will be helmed by director Shawn Levy and scripted by Jonathan Tropper. As fans await further updates on the project, Marvel enthusiasts can explore the upcoming film's potential direction and the incorporation of key Ghost Rider elements into the MCU.