Earlier this month Jake stopped by the BBC Studios in London to promote ‘Nocturnal Animals’. His interview with Shaun Keaveny at BBC Radio 6 aired earlier this morning. You can listen to the full interview here, or in our archive. In case you missed them – check out photos of Jake outside the BBC Studios in our gallery.

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Paparazzi Photos > 2016 > October 3 – Outside The BBC Studios In London

Jake is featured on the cover of the latest issue of British ‘GQ Style’ magazine – on newsstands now. The spread includes a brand new photoshoot and interview with Jake. Scans have been added to our gallery.

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Magazine Scans > 2016 > GQ Style (UK) | Autumn / Winter

Jake Gyllenhaal is not just an Oscar-nominated actor with a legendary work ethic and a drop-dead smile. He is also a Jewish boy from LA, a Swedish nobleman, godson of Paul Newman, has studied Buddhism at Columbia with Robert Thurman, and is known for transforming himself physically and emotionally for his roles.

Tom Ford is not just a fashion designer and film director, he is a 21st-century Renaissance man. After revolutionising fashion, he moved effortlessly into film with unprecedented success: his first film, A Single Man, was nominated for a raft of awards including the Best Actor Oscar nomination for lead Colin Firth. Now the two have teamed up for Mr Ford’s sophomore feature, Nocturnal Animals, with Jake Gyllenhaal taking the dual role of Edward Sheffield, a writer, and Tony Hastings, the main character from Edward’s book who suffers an unfortunate fate with his family while going on their summer holidays.

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Our video archive has been updated with 7 new interviews from the ‘Nocturnal Animals’ press junket that took place yesterday in Venice, Italy. More will be added as they become available, so check back regularly!

Video Links:
– ‘Nocturnal Animals’ VFF Interview (RMC) (Sept 2016)
– ‘Nocturnal Animals’ VFF Interview (Rai Movie) (Sept 2016)
– ‘Nocturnal Animals’ VFF Interview (RepTV) (Sept 2016)
– ‘Nocturnal Animals’ VFF Interview (VPRO Cinema) (Sept 2016)

I meet Jake Gyllenhaal in a makeshift production office in an industrial estate outside Boston, Massachusetts. He is bright-eyed and sitting in a bare corner room. He closes the door on his dog, a big Alsatian, which roams outside among a team of assistants staring at screens and eating lunch. He has been here for six weeks making Stronger, a film based on the life of Jeff Bauman, who lost his legs in the Boston Marathon bombing and then identified one of the killers, who he had stood next to in the crowd.

Gyllenhaal, who has a legendary work ethic, is both starring in and producing the film. He’s got to know Bauman well. “The irony is that, however terrible the situation was, it gave him a real meaning and purpose,” he says. “Jeff is quite a character. A hilarious person. The movie is very funny. It is a story of someone who had to learn how to become a father and an adult through an unbelievably difficult and horrific situation. It is a story of how to grow up.”

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