Dreamworks’ ‘Spirit Untamed’ – a story about a girl who meets a kindred spirit in the form of a wild Mustang – featuring the voices of Isabela Merced as Lucky, Jake Gyllenhaal as Lucky’s father, Jim and Julianne Moore as Lucky’s aunt, Cora is now playing in US theaters nationwide! Find showtimes and get tickets here.

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Our video archive has been updated with 8 new interviews with Jake and the cast of ‘Spirit Untamed’.

Video Links:
– ‘Spirit Untamed’ Interview (Access) (May 2021)
– ‘Spirit Untamed’ Interview (FOX 5 DC) (May 2021)
– ‘Spirit Untamed’ Interview (Sunrise) (May 2021)
– ‘Spirit Untamed’ Interview (Extra TV) (May 2021)
– ‘Spirit Untamed’ Interview (Tara Hitchcock) (May 2021)

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

New photos of Jake on the set of ‘Ambulance’ in Los Angeles have been added to the gallery.

Gallery Links:
Official Movie Pictures > Ambulance (2022) > On Set In Los Angeles | March 12, 2021
Official Movie Pictures > Ambulance (2022) > On Set In Los Angeles | March 13, 2021

The upcoming Dreamworks Animation film ‘Spirit Untamed’ – a story about a girl who meets a kindred spirit in the form of a wild Mustang – features the voices of Isabela Merced as Lucky, Jake Gyllenhaal as Lucky’s father, Jim and Julianne Moore as Lucky’s aunt, Cora. Marsai Martin, Mckenna Grace, Walton Goggins and Eiza González also star. Check out the teaser trailer here. ‘Spirit Untamed’ hits theaters on June 4th.

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In 2019, film and stage stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge joined forces to present two separate stand-alone monologues, Sea Wall/A Life at Off-Broadway’s The Public Theater before quickly transferring to Broadway’s Hudson. The limited run ended just a few months before COVID-19 forced the closure of all Broadway theatre.

More than a year later, both find themselves Tony Award nominees for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play, even as Broadway remains in an unprecedented shutdown that has left the industry and its audience hungry for the return of live performances. The two actors recently reconnected to discuss their experiences working on these deeply personal monologues and to reflect on a year without theatre.

JG: I’ve heard you speak about this before, but maybe you can start by talking about why you wanted to do Sea Wall in the first place?

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