Looks like Jake is the cover boy for Men's Journal this month, with a story entitled "The Barefoot-Running, Hill-Attacking Life of the Fittest Guy in Hollywood."
Not sure if there will be more photos in the magazine, but these are pretty good. Especially the one with the bike! We also got a new Source Code poster today. Four total now and still not a clear standout in the bunch.
Lots of new stills from Source Code, plus interviews with Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Duncan Jones et al, at Trailer Addict. Plus three videos of b-roll from the set and a new scene. First up, Jake's interview:
The new scene. You might not want to watch - spoiler alert! (The spoiler is written on the video, so jump down if you don't even want to read it.)
Wired also ran a spoilery article sbout the science of SC.
There's news of Jake's other projects, as well. First up, a scene from the Love & Other Drugs Blue Ray:
You can watch a second deleted scene here. Finally, news on unseen/unfilmed Jake projects. Variety reports that Jake is in talks to film a new movie with David Ayers, writer of Training Day and director of :
Exclusive: David Ayer is set to write and direct his latest cop drama "End of Watch," with Jake Gyllenhaal in early discussions to star. Ayer and John Lesher will produce through Ayer's Crave Films and Lesher's Le Grisibi's Productions.
Plot details are vague; pic's being described as a gritty cop drama that follows the friendship between longtime partners. Ayer and Lesher are still putting the movie together and are out to financiers, so no production date has been set.
Deadline has information on the Nailed test screening:
The trouble is, he washed his hands of the film last summer because of all the money problems, and I'm told that last night's screening played like an assemblage of rough footage, without the nuance Russell would have injected had he finished.
The backers are going to shop the film for distribution, but it is obvious that Russell will do everything he can to appeal to the Directors Guild to remove his name.
And here's a not a very encouraging report from someone who saw the screening.
Jake Gyllenhaal had a busy night. After presenting Oscars in the Short Films category, Jake hit up the Vanity Fair party.
Watch for some funny moments of Jake and Amy Adams backstage with winner Luke Matheny. I love the way Jake interacts with the winners. He seems genuinely happy and tries to calm their Oscar nerves.
More images of Jake from the evening:
Jake wondering two things: Why is the camera so close? And why am I taking a photo with Judd Nelson?
