Emily Blunt Literally Had No Idea A Natural Disaster Was Happening Outside Her Trailer Until Ryan Gosling Came To Her Rescue

    "Trailers were floating away."

    Emily Blunt is opening up about the time Ryan Gosling saved her during a natural disaster.

    closeup of Emily Blunt

    In a recent interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Emily shared an interesting story from her time on The Fall Guy set that involved severe weather conditions and her costar Ryan.

    Emily Blunt and Kelly Clarkson on "The Kelly Clarkson Show"

    While they were filming the action comedy in Australia, a monsoon struck, but the only person who didn't seem to notice was Emily.

    Closeup of Emily Blunt in "The Fall Guy"

    "I did not know the weather was as extreme as this," Emily said. "I was having a quiet nap in my trailer."

    Closeup of Emily Blunt

    "I heard, what sounded like, heavy rain outside. I didn't realize a monsoon had swept through base camp and trailers were floating away."

    Kelly Clarkson interviews Emily Blunt on her show, both seated, with a screen showing a scene in the background

    Apparently, Emily didn't give any serious attention to the rain and began doing mental exercises.

    Closeup of Emily Blunt

    "I was meditating, and Ryan Gosling came in like something out of Gone with the Wind — being like, 'You must leave! Everyone's evacuating apart from you!'"

    Closeup of Emily Blunt on "The Kelly Clarkson Show"

    She truly thought he was "overreacting." It wasn't until she poked her head out of the trailer that she was able to see the severity of her situation.

    Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt in "The Fall Guy"

    Emily blamed being extremely tired as the reason she was able to meditate during a literal monsoon, so let that be a reminder to everyone to squeeze in a nap whenever you need it.

    To learn more about Emily, check out her full interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show below:

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