Jake Gyllenhaal on "Live at eTalk" show in Toronto, Canada, on 25th May 2010.
"Jake's quick to set things straight. "Let me clear this up for the record", he tells E! News. "I don't wear a loincloth in this movie, OK? I wear pants." Not only does he favor pants, Jake points out:
"There are no sandals involved, either. I wear boots, and my boots are pretty badass, to use an alliteration." Source: uk.eonline.com
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Jake Gyllenhaal being interviewed by David Letterman Late Show on May 24, 2010
Jake Gyllenhaal on David Letterman (5.24.10) (Part 1)
Jake and Dave engaged in a euphemism-laced conversation about "underwater cement jobs." So while you wait for that to surpass the angry dragon in popularity, check out this endlessly endearing interview with Jake as he talks about Russian culture, budget Homer Simpson and how "Prince of Persia" is -- dream come true! -- actually real". Source: www.nypost.com
Jake Gyllenhaal on David Letterman (5.24.10) (Part 2)
Jake talks with Mr. Letterman about his parents and about his stay in Russia during the promotion of Prince of Persia. Gyllenhaal shares some pictures of his visit to Russia, where he was instructed not to smile, or he would be perceived as crazy and stupid.
Jake Gyllenhaal outside The Ed Sullivan Theater in NYC on 24th May 2010
"Jake Gyllenhaal is a promotional machine, making the media rounds in New York yesterday (May 23) in one of his favorite looks to pimp The Prince of Persia. He even talked to a reporter from ESPN during the Boston Celtics vs. Olrando Magic Game on Saturday (May 22) taking the chance to talk P.O.P. Not before she asked the sports fan, who has attended both Celtics and Lakers, to pick a team.
"I'm waiting for a Boston, LA series first and then I'll be able to make my decision there", he says, adding "There's no fans like the Boston fans, that's for sure." Source: socialitelife.celebuzz.com
Jake Gyllenhaal at the Celtics Vs Magic Basketball Game
Jake Gyllenhaal outside The Good Morning America Studios in NYC on 24th May 2010. Courtesy of Iheartjakemedia.com
Jake Gyllenhaal on Good Morning America interview (5.24.10) Jake talks about the British accent in Prince of Perisa and how Gyllenhaal is pronounced in Swedish ("Yeellenhale").
A musical video featuring stills from films starred by Ben Stiller: "Greenberg" with Greta Gerwig, "There is something about Mary" with Cameron Diaz, "The Heartbreak Kid" with Malin Akerman, "Zoolander" with Christine Taylor, etc.
A magic dagger holds the key to a powerful secret, which evil forces intend to use to destroy the world.
Jake Gyllenhaal attending Boston Celtics Vs Orlando Magic Game in Boston on 22nd May 2010
“Gyllenhaal’s a real 21st century leading man — the guy who doesn’t play it safe”, said Mary Elizabeth Williams, film critic and contributor to Salon.com and other publications, as well as the author of “Gimme Shelter”, an amusing look at the home-buying process.
“In a lot of ways,” she added, “he’s like Brad Pitt, Robert Downey Jr., or to name one of his peers, Christian Bale. They’re all charismatic, handsome stars, and they can carry a big action movie whenever they want to — but they know the key to longevity is to keep challenging audience expectations of them. To look at the guy, he’s made to be on movie posters.” David Kagen is one of the top acting teachers in Hollywood. He said Gyllenhaal possesses rare qualities for an actor, and as a result his career options are many. “There are a lot of actors I’ve worked with where you talk to them and they open up and this wonderful personality comes out,” Kagen said. “When I see Jake doing interviews, and then watch him in something like ‘Brothers’, there’s no change. It’s like this wonderful seamless transition into whatever role he’s playing. Everything seems to be available to him, his sense of humor, his toughness. There is a sort of an ease. … There are just some people who have that.” Jake Gyllenhaal in Donnie Darko: The Director's Cut (2004) - Production Diary
That was also apparent to cinematographer Steven Poster, who shot “Donnie Darko” in 2001, featuring a 20-year-old Gyllenhaal. “There was such intelligence with his characterization of Donnie”, Poster said. “You knew from the beginning he would be big. Plus, he was a gentleman. There wasn’t a moment of ego or narcissism.” Poster believes the actor’s presence in “Prince of Persia” represents an opportunity for Gyllenhaal to have some fun rather than signal a dubious step down an unfortunate career path. “I think Jake is very smart that way,” he said. “Everybody’s got to do one of these pictures on the way up. I think he’s very grounded.” In Hollywood, there is often a chasm between how an actor views himself and what the business sees him as. Holofcener, for one, hopes Gyllenhaal doesn’t spend much time thinking about any of that.
“Hopefully he’s not trying to figure out who he is”, she said. “I hope he just keeps taking roles that appeal to him.” Source: today.msnbc.msn.com
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Jake Gyllenhaal on "Live at eTalk" show in Toronto, Canada, on 25th May 2010.
"Jake's quick to set things straight. "Let me clear this up for the record", he tells E! News. "I don't wear a loincloth in this movie, OK? I wear pants."
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Jake Gyllenhaal being interviewed by David Letterman Late Show on May 24, 2010
Jake Gyllenhaal outside The Ed Sullivan Theater in NYC on 24th May 2010
Jake Gyllenhaal outside The Good Morning America Studios in NYC on 24th May 2010. Courtesy of Iheartjakemedia.com
Jake talks about the British accent in Prince of Perisa and how Gyllenhaal is pronounced in Swedish ("Yeellenhale").
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Jake Gyllenhaal attending Boston Celtics Vs Orlando Magic Game in Boston on 22nd May 2010
David Kagen is one of the top acting teachers in Hollywood. He said Gyllenhaal possesses rare qualities for an actor, and as a result his career options are many.
“When I see Jake doing interviews, and then watch him in something like ‘Brothers’, there’s no change. It’s like this wonderful seamless transition into whatever role he’s playing. Everything seems to be available to him, his sense of humor, his toughness. There is a sort of an ease. … There are just some people who have that.”
Jake Gyllenhaal in Donnie Darko: The Director's Cut (2004) - Production Diary
Poster believes the actor’s presence in “Prince of Persia” represents an opportunity for Gyllenhaal to have some fun rather than signal a dubious step down an unfortunate career path. “I think Jake is very smart that way,” he said. “Everybody’s got to do one of these pictures on the way up. I think he’s very grounded.”
In Hollywood, there is often a chasm between how an actor views himself and what the business sees him as.
Holofcener, for one, hopes Gyllenhaal doesn’t spend much time thinking about any of that.
