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Jake Gyllenhaal on Jimmy Kimmel (Video)
Jake Gyllenhaal`s mum scores rare Banksy print for his 30th
Thirty-year-old actor Jake Gyllenhaal says his ‘badass’ mum got him a rare Banksy print for his recent birthday.
‘My mum went to try and find Banksy when she was in London,’ said Gyllenhaal in the animated interview on US TV show, Jimmy Kimmel Live.
‘That’s like trying to find the Unabomber,’ said Kimmel.
Jake Gyllenhaal Spearheads New School Food Revolution
Jake Gyllenhaal is spearheading a new campaign to prompt America’s public schools to grow their own fruit and vegetables.
The Brokeback Mountain star, who has carved a reputation as one of Hollywood’s top chefs, has become a spokesman for the organisation Edible Schoolyard.
He explains, “We’re trying to make it possible to have an edible garden in every public school in America. Kids can have a new relationship to nature and to their food and to their diet and an understanding where their food comes from. Kids can take classes in these gardens and learn mathematics by counting vegetables and engage in the world in a different way than we’re used to in schools.
Jake Gyllenhaal: Bourne role would be amazing
There have been reports flying around lately that the 30-year-old movie hunk will be replacing Matt Damon as the lead character in the latest movie in the action franchise, due for release in 2012.
Matt, 40, played lead character Jason Bourne in the first three movies, and so far little has been confirmed of the route The Bourne Legacy will take, other than that Tony Gilroy will direct.
Jake – who is currently promoting science-fiction thriller Source Code – admits he has been flattered by the suggestions, although has insisted there is no truth in the rumours.
Jake Gyllenhaal on film, games, and storytelling’s future (Q&A)
Jake Gyllenhaal is clearly a gadget junkie. A confessed Mac fan who has an iPad but regretfully doesn’t yet have his hands on the iPad 2, the movie star is here in the Texas capital this week to promote his new film, “Source Code.”
In the film, Gyllenhaal plays decorated soldier Captain Colter Stevens, who “wakes up in the body of an unknown man [and] discovers he’s part of a mission to find the bomber of a Chicago commuter train,” according to promotional materials for the film. “In an assignment unlike any he’s ever known, he learns he’s part of a government experiment called the ‘Source Code,’ a program that enables him to cross over into another man’s identity in the last eight minutes of his life. With a second, much larger attack threatening to kill millions in downtown Chicago, Colter relives the incident over and over again, gathering clues each time, until he can solve the mystery of who is behind the bombs and prevent the next attack.”
