Our gallery has been updated with screen captures of Jake’s performances in the dual role of Tony / Edward in ‘Nocturnal Animals’. ‘Nocturnal Animals’ is now available on DVD, Blu-ray and Video on Demand.

A wealthy art gallery owner is haunted by her ex-husband’s novel, a violent thriller she interprets as a symbolic revenge tale.

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The nominees for the 2017 EE British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards were announced earlier this morning and Jake Gyllenhaal has received a nomination for his work in ‘Nocturnal Animals’.

Jake is nominated in the Leading Actor category, alongside fellow actors Andrew Garfield (Hacksaw Ridge), Casey Affleck (Manchester by the Sea), Ryan Gosling (La La Land) and Viggo Mortensen (Captain Fantastic).

‘Nocturnal Animals’ received a total of 9 nominations, including Director (Tom Ford), Best Supporting Actor (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), Cinematography and Adapted Screenplay.

For the full list of nominees, head on over to the BAFTA’s official website.

Jake sat down with Conan O’Brien to talk about his latest film, ‘Nocturnal Animals’. Check out the interview in our video archive and / or download the video in our media section. Screen captures are in the gallery.

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Jake Gyllenhaal (Donnie Darko, Nightcrawler) chats with Chris [Nerdist.com] about his desires to direct, being mindful in life and his new film Nocturnal Animals. He also talks about what he likes about working on set, the feedback from Brokeback Mountain and they talk about what is happening in America these days!

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In Nocturnal Animals, the devil is in the refined details. Tom Ford’s sophomore directing effort (in theaters Friday in New York and Los Angeles; additional cities Nov. 23 and opens nationwide Dec. 9), his follow-up to 2009’s A Single Man, infuses a Hitchcockian thriller with modern-day opulence, telling a story of death and heartbreak.

Susan (Amy Adams) is a wealthy (if miserable) married art gallery owner living a carefully curated life in L.A. who receives a manuscript written by her ex-husband Edward (Jake Gyllenhaal). She — and the story — soon disappear inside the book’s plot, in which a fictional family experiences a brutal carjacking on the backroads of Texas at the hands of a psychotic killer (Aaron Taylor-Johnson).

Adams shot her designer-clad scenes in Los Angeles, separately from the Texas carnage, with her character decked out in Cartier, Louis Vuitton and Chanel.

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