The gallery has been updated with DVD screencaps (including extras) of Jake in ‘End of Watch’. Enjoy!

Gallery Links:
Screen Captures > Movies > End of Watch (2012) > DVD Screen Captures
Screen Captures > Movies > End of Watch (2012) > Deleted Scenes
Screen Captures > Movies > End of Watch (2012) > Fate With A Badge (DVD Featurette)
Screen Captures > Movies > End of Watch (2012) > In The Streets (DVD Featurette)

For the rest of the DVD extras, visit the ‘End of Watch’ screen capture section of the gallery!

End of Watch — the hit film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña, written and directed by David Ayer, which opened to number one at the box office in September 2012 — will return to theaters nationwide on December 7, 2012. The announcement was made today by Tom Ortenberg, CEO of Open Road Films.

Here’s what Open Road Films CEO Tom Ortenberg had to say in a statement:

“Audience and critical response to End of Watch has been incredible. We are thrilled about the success of the movie to date and hope that this will be a new opportunity for audiences to discover End of Watch and for the film to be seen again on the big screen for awards consideration.”

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The video archive has been updated with more interviews with Jake and the cast of ‘End of Watch’. Follow the links to watch! These videos (and more) are also available for download in the media section.

Video Links:
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (Studio Canal)
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (DP/30)
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (GoldDerby)
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (The Hot Hits)
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (CineMovie.TV)
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (Filmbeat TV)
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (MyMazzTV)
– ‘End of Watch’ Interview (Stephen Holt Show)

Keep an eye on the archive, more will be added as they become available!

Of all the dark horse Oscar hopefuls this year, none deserves more consideration than Jake Gyllenhaal for his role as an LA cop in David Ayer’s “End of Watch.” It’s such a competitive year for leading actors that I hope this performance in a this well-reviewed indie film will be seen. Critics groups may give it some attention.

Major movie stars have a hint of danger about them; Gyllenhaal, who hits 32 in December, is one of many boyish American leading men who are earning gravitas as they age. “End of Watch” marks Gyllenhaal’s finest and most aggressively mature work to date.

Whether or not “End of Watch” ends up at the top of Academy voters’ screener piles, we can be sure that Gyllenhaal’s best work is still to come.

Gyllenhaal called me on the phone from New York:

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Jake Gyllenhaal underwent hefty physical and emotional training for his role as a renegade young cop in David Ayer’s ‘End of Watch’.

After five months spent pulling night shifts with the LAPD preparing for his role in David Ayer’s gritty cop drama End of Watch, Jake Gyllenhaal is sure of one thing: “I don’t think I could ever do a police officer’s job for real,” he sighs.

“The only similarity I can see between an acting job and a real police officer’s work is the ability to observe human behaviour. Obviously the stakes are a lot higher for a police officer,” says the actor who estimates that he went on more than 50 ten-hour shifts with co-star Michael Pena as they prepared for a 22-day shoot in which they attempted to emulate the bond between cops whose lives literally depend on one another.

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