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\n\tAs certain as death and taxes is Ryan Gosling breaking character on Saturday Night Live.<\/em> Fans of the Project Hail Merry<\/em> star have come to expect for him to be laughing through his sketches, but during his most recent hosting stint last month, he had a partner in crime, cast member Ashely Padilla, who chuckled with him.<\/p>\n \n\tSNL<\/em> boss Lorne is known to dislike members breaking character so did Padilla get yelled at for losing her composure?<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cI did not get yelled after that,\u201d Padilla told Deadline during NBCUniversal\u2019s Emmy Kick-Off luncheon Wednesday. \u201cI, of course, afterwards was terrified that I would lose my job entirely. But I think it was celebrated. Lorne said to me, this show takes on Ryan\u2019s spirit. Ryan shows up, and he goes, This is \n\tThe \u201ccelebration\u201d culminated in the \u201cPassing Notes\u201d sketch, in which Padilla plays a teacher and Gosling a principal who intercept notes passed among students and proceed to read their contents, which, as a chyron explained, had been changed since rehearsal.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cI wrote that sketch with Streeter [Seidell] and Mikey [Day] and Alison Gates,\u201d Padilla explained. \u201cWe just wrote the structure, like the teacher and stuff. And I said, you guys write the notes and see if you could make me break essentially. And they succeeded.\u201d<\/p>\n \n
mine in a way that\u2019s enlightening, and it made me have fun and loosen up. I did not get in trouble; it was celebrated.\u201d<\/p>\n