Last night Jake attended the 73rd Annual Tony Awards alongside his ‘Sea Wall / A Life’ co-star Tom Sturridge. Photos of Jake on the red carpet, as well as on stage with Tina Fey presenting the ‘Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play’ award to Celia Keenan-Bolger, have been added to the gallery. A clip of Jake on stage, as well as on the red carpet, has also been added to our video archive.

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Jake Gyllenhaal, Shirley Jones, Sara Bareilles, Laura Benanti and Judith Light are among the latest round of confirmed presenters for this Sunday’s Tony Awards, hosted by James Corden on CBS.

Also joining previously announced presenters Darren Criss, Tina Fey, Samuel L. Jackson and Laura Linney, among others, will be Abigail Breslin, Kristin Chenoweth, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Josh Groban, Danai Gurira, Christopher Jackson, Jane Krakowski, Lucy Liu, Aasif Mandvi, Sienna Miller, Catherine O’Hara, Kelli O’Hara (Tony Nominee, Kiss Me, Kate), Anthony Ramos, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Marisa Tomei, Samira Wiley and BeBe Winans.

The 73rd Annual Tony Awards will air live Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

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Jake Gyllenhaal, Tom Sturridge and director Carrie Cracknell attended a photocall for ‘Sea Wall / A Life’ today at the Dream Hotel in NYC. ‘Sea Wall / A Life’ runs July 26 through September 29. Tickets are on sale now.

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Public Appearances > 2019 > ‘Sea Wall / A Life’ Photocall In New York City

Our gallery has been updated with 4 new promotional photos from the Santos de Cartier watch ad campaign. Jake Gyllenhaal was named the face of the Santos de Cartier campaign back in March of 2018.

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Jake Gyllenhaal seems like a golden boy. Son of a film director and screenwriter, a movie star since his teens, he’s been in everything from “Brokeback Mountain” to a Marvel movie.

Yet in “Variety on Broadway,” he tells “Tootsie’s” David Yazbek that he feels like an outsider.

“I’ve never felt like I’ve ever fit in anywhere,” Gyllenhaal says, “sort of a little bit always on the outskirts of the theater and sort of the same for movies. And that seems like the perfect personality to come on stage, like never really feeling like you fit in fully.” Gyllenhaal’s early memories of Broadway are from seeing shows with his mother, screenwriter Naomi Foner.

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