The ‘Ambulance’ press tour continued in Spain yesterday, where Jake, Yahya and Michael attended a fan screening of the film at the Callao Theatre in Madrid. Photos from the event have been added to the gallery.

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Public Appearances > 2022 > ‘Ambulance’ Fan Screening In Madrid

Our video archive has been updated with 35 new interviews with Jake and the cast of ‘Ambulance’.

Random Video Links:
– ‘Ambulance’ Interview (Hits Radio) (March 2022)
– ‘Ambulance’ Interview (Digital Spy) (March 2022)
– ‘Ambulance’ Interview (8Days.sg) (March 2022)
– ‘Ambulance’ Interview (Hey U Guys) (March 2022)

More will be added as they become available, so keep checking back!

Jake joined his co-stars Eiza González and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, as well as director Michael Bay, at the Paris, Berlin and London premieres of ‘Ambulance’ this week. Photos have been added to our gallery.

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Public Appearances > 2022 > ‘Ambulance’ Premiere In Paris
Public Appearances > 2022 > ‘Ambulance’ Premiere In Berlin
Public Appearances > 2022 > Special Screening of ‘Ambulance’ In London

I pick up Jake Gyllenhaal in Lower Manhattan, not outside his building, a redbrick factory converted into luxury condos designed for discretion, but instead at a hotel taxi stand three blocks south. We set out for Monticello Motor Club, a members-only racetrack in the southern Catskill Mountains, two hours north, in my beat-up Jeep.

He volunteers to take the wheel—“I’m a good driver, you’ll see!”—then to navigate, and he sounds a little aggrieved when he’s upstaged by Waze. “I want to be a good copilot here,” he says as we creep toward the Lincoln Tunnel. The traffic is bad, but he doesn’t complain. He’s been looking forward to leaving town, away from the endless obligations and the hounding tabloids. This day is work, too, of course, but at least it will be offset by adrenaline-inducing fun. His incoming calls go ignored, his texts unread. As we climb the New Jersey Palisades, and the city passes from view, his shoulders seem to slacken under his comically puffy coat. He rifles through his backpack and pulls out an energy bar. “I brought this for you,” he says. “I’ve got a bag of nuts, if you want to share them later.” He’s really into food.

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Jake Gyllenhaal is attached to star in and produce Cut & Run, a heist thriller from Brian Oliver and Bradley Fischer’s New Republic.

John Glenn (Eagle Eye, Law Abiding Citizen) is behind the spec script, which was picked up in a competitive situation by New Republic. The logline for the project reads: “A group of thieves using high-powered speedboats to rob superyachts steal the wrong thing from the wrong group of people.”

Gyllenhaal will produce through his Nine Stories Productions, along with Oliver, Fischer and Glenn.

Cut & Run is the latest partnership for Gyllenhaal and New Republic, having worked together on the upcoming Universal title Ambulance, directed by Michael Bay. New Republic and Nine Stories are also teaming up on an adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s graphic novel Oblivion Song.

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