Showing posts with label everest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label everest. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Video mash



As Jake Gyllenhaal films Nocturnal Animals and does some light awards promotion for Southpaw, the DVD comes out in the U.S.



There's not much other news after the avalanche of Southpaw and Everest. So let's take a look at some old videos floating around. I hadn't seen this one before - Jake and Jason Clarke discuss Everest:



They had good chemistry in interviews. Would love to have seen more promo from them together.

All of Jake's movie kisses:



We've posted these or others like them before, but it's fun to revisit - Celeb life, Parts 1 and 2:



Breakout Performer:



Jake Gyllenhaal star file:

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Off and on camera






Working on uploading Jake Gyllenhaal's Off Camera interview. It's a wonderful hourlong talk between Jake and Sam Jones. In the meantime, enjoy some Off Camera photos. And here's the audio of the talk.




More Everest video. The sound of the film:

SoundWorks Collection: The Sound of Everest from Michael Coleman on Vimeo.


IMDb interview:



Meet the guides:



What famous actors would Jake and Jason take to Everest:

We asked Jake Gyllenhaal and Jason Clarke which famous actors they'd choose to bring on an "Everest" climb. Their choices were... interesting! http://bzfd.it/1OPsKWa

Posted by BuzzFeed Celeb on Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Some Jake photos from the Instagram of stylists Clare and Nina Hallworth:






Nice shots of Jake from Toronto:





(Off Camera gifs from 30 Seconds To A Beautiful War.)

Saturday, September 19, 2015

Mountain time



Everest premieres this week across the globe, starting on IMAX screens in the U.S. before opening wider next weekend. Vanity Fair published a series of behind-the-scenes photos. They were taken by Greg Williams, who shot those beautiful black-and-white photos in Venice earlier this month.










From Venice.





Some Demolition from TO:








Introduction of the film at Roy Thomson Hall on premiere night:



Friday, September 4, 2015

Happy melancholy




Amid the glitz and glamour of the Venice Film Festival and the Everest premiere festivities, Jake Gyllenhaal reminisced about his first visit, ten years ago, for Brokeback Mountain. He described coming back as a time both happy and melancholy.

Jake and Jason talk Everest, Venice and Brokeback Mountain winning the Oscar:



Another interview with Jason and Jake 9and then Baltasar Kormakur):



Josh Brolin expounding, with a little help from Jake:



Some fun, funny, sexy and/or sharp snapshots from the festivities:













More black and white:








Saturday, August 29, 2015

The ascent begins

Updated with a photo from L'Uomo Vogue:





Friday was Everest press junket day in L.A. We got our usual happy/sad/pensive yearbook photos of Jake at the press conference, plus some hilarious videos.





Jake and Jason Clarke get deep. And deeply silly:







Link to another press conference.



Jake with Belgian reporter Kristien Morato.



Jake is part of MSNBC/Global Citizen Festival, choosing veterans as his cause to support.



Jake looking good in La Repubblica.

And in some Outside outtakes from this video: