LifestyleDeadlineConnor Storrie Circling 'Ghost Rider' Role Opposite Ryan Gosling
Rising star Connor Storrie is in talks to play the villain opposite Ryan Gosling in Marvel's Ghost Rider, due in cinemas July 2028.
Connor Storrie is in talks to star opposite Ryan Gosling in Marvel Studios’ Ghost Rider, Deadline can confirm.
Connor Storrie is reportedly circling the villain role in Marvel Studios' Ghost Rider, which will star Ryan Gosling in the lead.
The film reunites Gosling with his Star Wars: Starfighter director Shawn Levy and writer Jonathan Tropper, with production planned for 2027 and release on July 28, 2028.
Storrie has been one of Hollywood's hottest names since his breakout in the queer hockey romance Heated Rivalry, and has several other big projects lined up.
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