Actor Ryan Gosling is developing a live-action Flintstones movie centered on Bamm-Bamm.

Bamm-Bamm's backstory for the live-action project draws on The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show from 1971-72, where he transitions from a child with a banging club to a teen who dated Pebbles, attended Bedrock High School, and formed the Bedrock Rockers — a historical arc the film aims to reimagine for grown-up audiences.
Previous live-action Flintstones films have combined to gross roughly $401 million worldwide, underscoring the significant, though varied, commercial history of adapting the animated series for theaters.
The concept includes a nod to Bamm-Bamm's iconic laugh with a modern twist, described in coverage as portraying his signature 'Wheeee!' as part of the new take.
Gosling's broader slate includes high-profile projects beyond the Flintstones, such as Star Wars: Starfighter with director Shawn Levy and the MCU's Ghost Rider film, highlighting continued collaboration with Warner Bros. and Open Invite.
In addition to the Flintstones project, Gosling and Henderson are producers on Love of Your Life, a romance feature that is set to world-premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
Ryan Gosling is producing a live-action Flintstones reboot centered on a grown-up Bamm-Bamm Rubble at Warner Bros., according to The Wrap. Gosling and his Open Invite producing partner Jessie Henderson are attached to the project, which is currently seeking writers for the script. The film aims to reimagine the Stone Age character for contemporary audiences.
Previous live-action Flintstones films have grossed roughly $401 million worldwide, demonstrating the franchise's box office appeal despite mixed critical reception, per Comic Book. This new project continues Gosling's pattern of producing major genre properties across film studios.
Bamm-Bamm originated in The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show from 1971-72, where he evolved from a super-strong child wielding a banging club into a teenager who dated Pebbles, attended Bedrock High School, and formed the Bedrock Rockers band. The live-action film will reimagine this arc for grown-up viewers. His signature 'Wheeee!' laugh will receive a modern twist in the new adaptation, The Playlist reported.
Beyond the Flintstones project, Gosling has multiple major films in development. He is attached to Star Wars: Starfighter with director Shawn Levy, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Ghost Rider film is officially in the works, per Comic Book. These projects showcase continued collaboration between Gosling's Open Invite banner and major studios including Warner Bros.
Alongside the Flintstones project, Gosling and Henderson are producing Love of Your Life, a romance feature set to world-premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The production company continues building its slate across multiple genres and studios. The Wrap notes the Flintstones project is currently in early development stages with writers being actively sought.
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