New photos of Jake Gyllenhaal and his co-star Eiza González shooting scenes for the upcoming Michael Bay action thriller, ‘Ambulance’, in Los Angeles on February 3rd have been added to our gallery.

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Official Movie Pictures > Ambulance (2022) > On Set In Los Angeles | February 3, 2021

New photos of Jake Gyllenhaal, and his co-star Eiza González, filming a scene for ‘Ambulance’ yesterday in Los Angeles have been added to the gallery. A short clip has also been added to our video archive.

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Official Movie Pictures > Ambulance (2022) > On Set In Los Angeles | January 27, 2021

New photos of Jake on the set of the upcoming Michael Bay action thriller, ‘Ambulance’, in Los Angeles have been added to the gallery. According to THR, ‘Ambulance’ is set to be released on February 18, 2022.

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Official Movie Pictures > Ambulance (2022) > On Set In Los Angeles | January 20, 2021
Official Movie Pictures > Ambulance (2022) > On Set In Los Angeles | January 22, 2021

Michael Bay has found his next movie and his next star to direct.

Jake Gyllenhaal is currently in negotiations to lead the cast of Ambulance, an action-thriller that Bay has set to be his new directorial effort following 6 Underground, EW has learned.

Plot details are “officially” being kept under wraps, but The Hollywood Reporter states the story sees two brothers stealing an ambulance with a female paramedic and a patient in critical condition inside. The plan at the moment is to start filming the movie, which is being fast-tracked, earlier in 2021.

Chris Fedak wrote the original script. James Vanderbilt, Bradley Fischer, and Will Sherak will produce.

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Jake Gyllenhaal is a triple nominee at the 74th Annual Tony Awards. He received one nomination for “Best Actor In A Play” for ‘Sea Wall / A Life’, as well as for his role as lead producer of ‘Sea Wall, A Life’ and lead producer of ‘Slave Play’, with his production company, Nine Stories. Congratulations, Jake!

I am deeply honored to be nominated today, but also recognize what an uncertain time this is for the theater world, and the world at large. So I encourage everyone first to VOTE and then, if you can, donate to The Actors Fund in support of the many amazing people who depend on live theater. Being without theater right now has left a huge void in anyone who cherishes the communal experience of artists coming together to tell a story in front of a live audience. I miss the incredible work of the theater community and I cannot wait to be back on stage with you all soon.

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