Ryan Gosling refuses to forfeit his Oscars nod for his Barbie role despite slamming Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig being snubbed - as Academy voter reveals why they REALLY missed out

An Academy voter shed some light on why Margot and Greta were snubbed The actor, 43, is not going to reject the nomination despite online pleas Ryan Gosling is not going to bow to pressure and forfeit his Best Supporting Actor nomination at this year's Oscars despite calls from fans across the globe, an insider has claimed. The 43-year-old actor has been nominated at the 94th Academy Awards in the acclaimed category for his role as Ken in the box-office smash hit film Barbie – however, his costar Margot Robbie, 33, and director Greta Gerwig, 40, were both snubbed of recognition. Ryan Gosling has no plans to forfeit his Oscar nomination despite the Academy Awards not nominating Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie for their roles in Barbie On Tuesday, Ryan criticized the Academy's decision and said the movie would not have existed without Margot, 33, and Greta, 40 Speaking exclusively to DailyMail.com, the insider said: 'Ryan is sticking by his statement. Ryan's Barbie costar America Ferrera has received the Best Supporting Actress nod She said: 'It's been a long Barbie journey — I mean longer even for Greta and Margot and Noah, it’s been years and years and years — everyone's really excited that we get to celebrate and to end this journey at the biggest party of the year' 'Not exactly 2024 thinking but these are the voters that are voting for all the films.'