Jake Gyllenhaal supports director sister Maggie at her premiere

Russia thought it would have made much more progress in Ukraine but has so far been thwarted in its efforts. Russian troops tried to attack an army base located on a main avenue in Kyiv but the assault was repelled in the early hours of this morning.Former world champion boxer Vitali Klitschko, who is the current Mayor of Kyiv, has spoken of tragedy today as he confirms 35 people, including two children, were injured after a missile strike hit residential building near Sikorsky Airport, reports news outlet Interfax.Mayor Klitschko also added that the capital's metro is in shelter mode and will not be operating.Britain’s Armed Forces Minister James Heappey has said that Ukrainian forces defending Kyiv have been putting up “incredible resistance”.Mr Heappey said the situation was “very grave” but that the fighting in the capital was so far confined to “very isolated pockets of Russian special forces and paratroopers”.“The main armoured columns approaching Kyiv are still some way off.

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It’s clearly patronizing to give a filmmaker like Antoine Fuqua notes, but given the disaster of his last film — “Infinite,” also a 2021 movie — and the triumph of his latest release, maybe a little encouragement can’t hurt. “The Guilty” is an intense, single-setting thriller, the polar opposite of the film he released three months prior.

After his labored and pointless remake of The Magnificent Seven five years ago and a sequel, The Equalizer 2, two years later, director Antoine Fuqua has repackaged yet another pre-existing entity in The Guilty. If it doesn’t sound familiar, it’s because the original claustrophobic and pressurized Danish thriller it’s based upon was only seen in the U.S. at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. This new American version is also set in just one location, a Los Angeles 911 dispatch call center from where cops try to calm down crazies and troublemakers over the phone, and it’s justified by the opportunity for Jake Gyllenhaal to deliver a tour de force performance; he’s essentially the whole show.

Clayton Davis Once again, Jake Gyllenhaal churns out a committed, visceral performance in Antoine Fuqua’s contained thriller “The Guilty.” The film’s world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival brings up the fascinating question — when will Gyllenhaal get another Oscar nomination?It’s been over 15 years since the Los Angeles-born actor was nominated for supporting actor in Ang Lee’s romantic cowboy drama “Brokeback Mountain” (2005) opposite Heath Ledger. The film went on to win three Oscars for directing, adapted screenplay (Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana) and original score (Gustavo Santaolalla).

EXCLUSIVE: Saturday night Netflix’s pulsating and riveting new thriller, The Guilty will have its World Premiere showing at the Princess Of Wales Visa Screening Room at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Get your fingernails ready.The very tense trailer for Netflix film The Guilty which was released on Tuesday as it featured Jack Gyllenhaal taking a very twisted call.Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the film takes place over a single morning and follows 911 call operator Joe Baylor (played by 40-year-old Gyllenhaal) dealing with a call from a woman named Emily who claims she has been kidnapped. Nail-biting:The very tense trailer for Netflix film The Guilty which was released on Tuesday as it featured Jack Gyllenhaal taking a very twisted callIt seems like just another regular day on the job for demoted police officer Joe when a frantic woman - who obviously is crying - calls and pretends that it is a call to her child.

Jake Gyllenhaal stars in the first trailer for The Guilty on Netflix!

One call changes everything in Netflix’s “The Guilty.” Director Antoine Fuqua’s thriller follows a police officer turned call center operator whose shift turns into a nightmare. The real-time narrative slowly reveals its secrets in an overtly claustrophobic office setting.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentMaggie Gyllenhaal was glowing as her assured directorial debut, “The Lost Daughter,” received a warm, four-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival’s Sala Grande after Greek music played as the credits rolled, with her brother Jake Gyllenhaal cheering in the row behind her.Gyllenhaal’s adaptation of the eponymous Elena Ferrante novel about a middle-aged comparative literature professor on a solo vacation that brings back echoes of her parenting past, clearly struck a chord with the largely Italian audience, despite the Italy-set tale being transposed to the Greek island of Spetses and played by Anglo-Saxon characters.Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley –– who did not attend the premiere ––

Jake Gyllenhaal is looking better than ever in these new red carpet photos!

Brokeback Mountain alum Jake Gyllenhaal enjoyed an al fresco meal with three guy pals during the 78th Venice International Film Festival in Italy on Thursday.The 40-year-old Oscar nominee flashed a huge grin while catching up with his friends at a Venice eatery.Jake (born Jacob) was not promoting any film during the film festivities, so he had time to kick back and savor his visit.

Who wore it better? That’s the vibe after a hilariously awkward run-in Jake Gyllenhaal had on Wednesday, September 1 during the 78th Venice Film Festival with a man dressed as one of his iconic, movie characters. The 40-year old actor snapped a couple photos of the man donning the full suit and armor of Mysterio, the supervillain Jake played in 2019’s Spider-Man: Far From Home, while he was cruising the canals. Fun Fact: Venice is actually the same location where Mysterio and Peter Parker meet for the first time in the Marvel blockbuster! What are the odds!

Spider-Man: Far From Home cosplayer in Venice.The actor, who played Quentin Beck/Mysterio in the 2019 superhero film, shared a post on Instagram after spotting a passerby dressed up as his Spider-Man character while on holiday.“Ran into an old friend in Venezia,” Gyllenhaal wrote on Instagram, posting a photo of himself from a gondola on a canal, as well as another image of a close-up of the fan’s costume.Josh Gad simply commented “Take. Him.

Jake Gyllenhaal and Rami Malek are grabbing a meal together.

Jake Gyllenhaal wasn’t expecting to run into one of his movie characters while out in Venice, Italy this week, but he did!

Just over two years after his superhero sequel Spider-Man: Far From Home hit theaters, Jake Gyllenhaal ran into a familiar face in Venice... sort of.The 40-year-old actor was vacationing in Venice, Italy, when he noticed a cosplayer dressed as his Spider-Man: Far From Home character Quentin Beck, a.k.a.

Jake Gyllenhaal is spending some time exploring Venice while attending the Venice Film Festival, which kicked off on Wednesday, Sept. 1.

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The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has vastly changed how movies and television shows are shot, from rigorous testing and on-set social distancing protocols. But “The Guilty” director Antoine Fuqua has set a new bar — he and his star Jake Gyllenhaal never met in person during production.