Lionsgate releases a newly redesigned “La La Land” poster for the film’s 10th anniversary, adjusting Ryan Gosling’s hand position on the theatrical key art. Across interviews in the years since the original poster’s release, Gosling has repeatedly joked that the placement of his hand in the artwork bothered him. In the updated design, the hand is shown in a different position, with the change described as making it “flat” or “sticking out” more as Gosling preferred. The announcement comes as the Oscar-winning musical, directed by Damien Chazelle, returns to theaters. Multiple outlets report that the re-release begins Aug. 16, and that the poster update is being unveiled in connection with the anniversary and the renewed theatrical run. The three reports converge on the same core points: the poster is part of the 10th anniversary celebration, Gosling’s longstanding complaint about the original hand placement is the reason for the modification, and the re-release date is Aug. 16.