Ryan Gosling was left red faced on Thursday after sitting down for an interview with notorious internet personality Margie Keefe, AKA Grime Granny. 

The Hollywood star was quizzed by 87-year old Keefe - who rose to fame by interviewing young grime artists over a cup of tea in her east London home - while promoting his latest film, science fiction drama Project Hail Mary. 

But Gosling, 45, was left speechless after she admitted to 'falling in love' with him in The Notebook - director Nick Cassavetes' emotional 2004 drama charting the lives of a young couple over several decades. 

'If you could re-enact a scene [from The Notebook] with me, what would you pick?' she asked while interviewing the actor for Capital Breakfast with Jordan North, Chris Stark and Sian Welby, adding: 'I know the one I want.' 

'What would you pick?' said Gosling. 'Maybe the dance scene…' 

'With the geese,' Keefe replied, referring to a famous scene in which Gosling's character Noah and love interest Allie, played by Rachel McAdams, row through a flock of white birds.

Offering another popular scene, she added: 'And when it was raining, and you kissed me... I can't tell you. I'll be thinking of this all night. I'll be thinking of it all night long.'  

With Gosling in hysterics, Keefe, whose past Hollywood interviewees include Chris Hemsworth and Colin Farrell, said: 'I bet he's thinking, "Who's this mad English woman?"' 

'No, I'm thinking, like, where have you been all my life?' the actor replied. 'And like, can we just keep doing this for the rest of the day? Can we do all of our interviews together now?'

He added: 'I want us to have our own connection. But I don’t want to force it. So, I’ll wait for it. I’ll earn it.' 

'You wouldn't have to wait long,' she said. 'If I was years younger. Well, I can't tell you!' 

Gosling has been in a long-term relationship with Eva Mendes since 2011 after starring with the actress in director Derek Cianfrance's The Place Beyond The Pines. 

The couple are parents to two daughters, Esmeralda, 11, and Amada, nine.

He recently revealed how their children were involved in Project Hail Mary, telling Access: 'I made this for them essentially.  As a family, I'd like a movie like this that I'd like to see. I just feel really honored that I got to make one.'

The actor added that his children's opinions on the film were important to him.

'My kids have seen multiple cuts. They give me multiple notes. They're basically the only critics I care about, and they are very critical and very honest,' he said.

Keefe's latest interview comes shortly after she baffled TV personality Kim Kardashian by asking her an unexpected question about jacket potatoes. 

Kardashian was interviewed alongside her All's Fair co-star Sarah Paulson for Capital Radio in November, but the interview took a bizarre turn when Keefe asked her about the popular British staple. 

'And you're a big fan of jacket potato aint ya?' she asked, as Paulson burst into fits of laughter and a bemused Kardashian replied: 'Who?' 

'I don't know what that is,' she continued.

'What is a jacket potato?' Paulson asked. 'It's potato cooked in the skin,' Keefe said, as Kardashian confirmed: 'Oh I love that, yeah.'

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