'It's very, very exciting!': Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling dazzle in latest La La Land trailer

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 20:30 EDT, 3 November 2016 | Updated: 21:57 EDT, 3 November 2016

The film just premiered at the Denver International Film Festival on Wednesday.

And a new trailer for the musical La La Land surfaced on Thursday, quickly driving fans into a frenzy about the highly anticipated film.

The trailer begins with Emma Stone, 27, as aspiring actress Mia; she stands in front of a casting director as she recites some less than compelling lines.

New glimpse! A new trailer for the musical La La Land surfaced on Thursday, quickly driving fans into a frenzy about the highly anticipated film

She then finds herself at a gritty-looking bar in a flattering, plunging blue dress, where she sees Sebastian, played by Ryan Gosling, 35, playing the piano.

Unfortunately, it seems his playing is not up to snuff, as he is soon fired from the job right in front of her.

Luckily it seems it's love at first sight for the soon-to-be-couple, as they cross the bar towards each other and lock lips in a passionate embrace, apparently before even introducing one another.

Things quickly speed up as a montage shows the blossoming of their relationship as they spend time around Los Angeles.

Down and out? She then finds herself at a gritty-looking bar in a flattering, plunging blue dress, where she sees Sebastian, played by Ryan Gosling, 35, playing the piano

Perfect match: Luckily it seems it's love at first sight for the soon-to-be-couple, as they cross the bar towards each other and lock lips in a passionate embrace, apparently before even introducing one another

Great cinematography: Things quickly speed up as a montage shows the blossoming of their relationship as they spend time around Los Angeles

'It's pretty strange that we keep running into each other,' says Mia, as they walk along a softly-lit pathway.

'Maybe it means something,' responds Sebastian, before Mia playfully cuts in with 'I doubt it.'

The couple then break into dance in front of a beautiful sunset.

Inspired? The couple then break into dance in front of a beautiful sunset

Getting better: More cuts show the duo sharing their excitement about their burgeoning careers as they walk though movie sets and a studio back lot

Working together: The couple support each other's endeavors

More cuts show the duo sharing their excitement about their burgeoning careers as they walk though movie sets and a studio back lot.

Sebastian reveals his eventual goal is to own his own jazz club, though is somewhat challenged by his musician friend played by John Legend, who reminds him that though 'he's focused on the past, jazz is about the future.'

Scenes then show Mia facing her own struggles, as she talks about how she may not have what it takes to become a famous actress.

Classic idea: Sebastian reveals his eventual goal is to own his own jazz club

Pump the brakes: Sebastian is somewhat challenged by his musician friend played by John Legend, who reminds him that though 'he's focused on the past, jazz is about the future'

Frustrated: Scenes then show Mia facing her own struggles, as she talks about how she may not have what it takes to become a famous actress

'It's conflict, it's compromise, it's very, very exciting,' exclaims Sebastian in the next scene, as he attempts to bolster her confidence. 

More musical numbers featuring the duo and Mia alone are then showcased as the music reaches a crescendo.

The musical drama is slated for a December 16th release.

Fancy feet: More musical numbers featuring the duo and Mia alone are then showcased as the music reaches a crescendo

Cutting a rug: The musical drama is slated for a December 16th release

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