Jake Gyllenhaal and his ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ co-star Tom Holland attended Day 2 of Ace Comic Con Midwest in Rosemont, IL yesterday. During the event they posed for photos with fans and participated in a conversation panel. Pictures are in our gallery. You can also watch the full panel in our video archive.

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Public Appearances > 2019 > Ace Comic Con Midwest – In Conversation With Tom & Jake
Miscellaneous > Fan Photos > Ace Comic Con Midwest – Day 2 [Photo Ops] (October 12, 2019)

Jake attended opening night of ‘Slave Play’ last night at the Golden Theatre in New York. Jake’s production company, Nine Stories, is one of the producers. Photos from the event have been added to the gallery.

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Public Appearances > 2019 > ‘Slave Play’ On Broadway – Opening Night
Public Appearances > 2019 > ‘Slave Play’ On Broadway – Opening Night – Backstage

Last night Jake attended the opening of the ‘JR: Chronicles’ exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. Photos from the event have been added to the gallery. For those who don’t know, JR created the artwork that was displayed on the back side of Hudson Theatre during the Broadway run of ‘Sea Wall / A Life’.

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Public Appearances > 2019 > ‘JR: Chronicles’ Opening at the Brooklyn Museum

Jake is featured on the cover of the Fall / Winter issue of French magazine ‘Numéro Homme’ – available on newsstands and digital now. The spread includes a brand new photoshoot by the late Peter Lindbergh, as well as a new interview with Jake. Digital scans have been added to our gallery.

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Magazine Scans > 2019 > Numéro Homme (France) | Fall / Winter

Any two actors can share a bill. But can they share an omelet?

“Would you eat any if I got one?” Jake Gyllenhaal asks Tom Sturridge, tepidly perusing a menu of European cuisine. “I might,” he replies before Gyllenhaal shifts to consider gazpacho. “I’d share that,” Sturridge enthuses—and so it is decided.

Much has been made of the intimacy between the duo, appearing currently on Broadway in “Sea Wall/A Life,” a pair of monologues being performed at the Hudson Theatre wherein they don’t actually share scenes and only take to the stage in separate acts. But on a surprisingly temperate afternoon in the summer’s dog days, seated on the same side of a booth in a Lower Manhattan restaurant, both insist the other easily ranks among their best scene partners to date.

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