Ryan Gosling explains what lies behind his close relationship with co-star Emma Stone (Exclusive)

Ryan Gosling is not ready to boast of the admiration of his co-stars!

The 37-year-old spoke on Monday with ET's Keltie Knight at the Toronto International Film Festival about the recent influx of love from co-stars like Emma Stone and Claire Foy.

"I do not think it's about me," he said humbly to ET, "I think these two cases, you're referring to Damian Chazelle's films."

Stone won the Oscar after playing with Gosling in Chazelle's 2016 film, La La Land, and Foy is currently promoting Chazelle's new drama, First man, with the actor.

"I think it creates an environment that makes everyone involved creatively and it sounds like a real collaboration, but it has a great vision," Gosling said of the director. "He is able to work at these huge scales intimate and creative, so I think we all have a lot of luck working on his films.

AND also spoke to Foy during the event that could not help but talk about her husband on the screen, Gosling.

"I literally feel like God has come in. It's amazing, like, bravo, Canada," she says of the Canadian actor. "He's really the most generous actor, the kindest and the funniest, it's amazing to work with him and Damian.

Earlier this month, Stone talked about working with Gosling on several movies saying, "I can not even imagine what my life would be like without Ryan, he's so special, it makes me feel good, he's so talented working with him because he is so collaborative and enthusiastic about the process.

In spite of all the praise, Gosling notes that he does not even think about the awards season for this film that follows the life of astronaut Neil Armstrong.

"What I thought every day was that Neil Armstrong's sons were going to watch this movie and they were going to see not a film, but a film about their father and their mother and themselves. the movie, says. "And it was very important to me that they feel that we represent this heritage and the fact that they are here today to support the film and that they saw it and that the Armstrong sign is more than ever possible. . " have hoped. "

The Canadian star is also excited to return to familiar ground in Toronto, Canada.

"It's really good to be at home, my family lives here and they're all with me," he says, "they did not see the movie, and I'm very happy they finally see it." . "

For more, watch the clip below: