Jake Gyllenhaal recently discussed the release of the audiobook version of ‘Sea Wall / A Life’ with WNYC’s ‘All Of It with Alison Stewart’. Take a listen to their conversation below:
You can also download the audio clip in our media archive.
All Of It with Alison Stewart Podcast
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert (Video + Screencaps)
Jake made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (from home) last night to talk ‘Sunday In The Park With George’ and the upcoming ‘Sea Wall / A Life’ audio release on Audible. Follow the link to watch the interview, or download the video in our media section. Screen captures have been added to the gallery.
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Screen Captures > Television > Publicity Shows > The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
‘Another Man’ (UK) Magazine Scans
Jake is featured on the cover of the Summer / Autumn issue of the UK magazine ‘Another Man’ – available on newsstands and digital now. The spread includes a brand new photoshoot by Alasdair McLellan, as well as a new interview with Jake. Scans have been added to our gallery, or you can read the full interview here.
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Magazine Scans > 2020 > Another Man (UK) | Summer / Autumn
Photoshoots & Outtakes > Photoshoots From 2020 > Session 001 [Another Man]
Jake Reveals What Prompted West End Return After 18 Years
Jake Gyllenhaal said it was the “alchemy” he has with his co-star that drew him back to the West End for the first time in 18 years.
The Oscar nominee, who celebrates his 39th birthday on Thursday, last trod the boards in the UK in 2002 in Kenneth Lonergan’s play This Is Our Youth.
He will star opposite Annaleigh Ashford as the French post-Impressionist painter Georges Seurat in Sunday In The Park With George, which follows the painter as he completes his most famous work, A Sunday Afternoon On The Island Of La Grande Jatte.
Gyllenhaal first appeared in the musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine at New York’s City Centre in 2016, before transferring to the Hudson Theatre on Broadway in 2017.
Jake: My London Theatre Debut Changed How I Approach Acting
Speaking to Standard Online ahead of Sunday In The Park with George’s West End transfer, Jake Gyllenhaal said that his previous stint in London “changed the whole process of [his] work” and praised the capital’s “supportive” theatre community.
“I had no idea what I was getting into, which was a wonderful thing,” he said. “Naively – I obviously knew the history of London theatre – I jumped into it just as a fool, which I think is sometimes the best way to do it.
“What I found when I performed here 18 years ago was this incredible, supportive community of artists. “You really earn your place [here], you work hard to make sure that you can grace the stage here.”
