Jake Gyllenhaal in Details Magazine (September Issue)
Finally it's here. The September Issue for Details Magazine and omg have you seen the photos? Phew...
I've just kinda read over the interview quickly and wow..
'His mien raises the question of where Gyllenhaal draws the line now: between the personal and the professional, between risk-taking and recklessness, between a challenging next project and a fanciful one.
"Every journey starts with fear," he says. "And I could say that's what I want to embrace now. A real experience. Connection with the people I'm working with, so I'm helping them make something. And I want, overall, to trust what I know is right. There have been many times when I haven't. If that's what you asked, it's what I'm asking myself now: Where is the line? What is the line? There's so much context, it can be almost impossible to find. It comes down to finding the beating heart of a story-what's this really about?-then remaining true to instinct in telling that story." He looks straight at me-no, through me. "And I just had a déjà vu," he says, tearing into his fried chicken.
I mention the physiological link between déjà vu and the exhaustion Gyllenhaal must be feeling, the brain's ability to process-
"No, this had happened," he corrects me, then his volume drops precipitously, "and now it's happened again."'
There's also a video going Behind the Scenes of the Photoshoot. Find it here, or if it works, watch it now:
I've just kinda read over the interview quickly and wow..
'His mien raises the question of where Gyllenhaal draws the line now: between the personal and the professional, between risk-taking and recklessness, between a challenging next project and a fanciful one.
"Every journey starts with fear," he says. "And I could say that's what I want to embrace now. A real experience. Connection with the people I'm working with, so I'm helping them make something. And I want, overall, to trust what I know is right. There have been many times when I haven't. If that's what you asked, it's what I'm asking myself now: Where is the line? What is the line? There's so much context, it can be almost impossible to find. It comes down to finding the beating heart of a story-what's this really about?-then remaining true to instinct in telling that story." He looks straight at me-no, through me. "And I just had a déjà vu," he says, tearing into his fried chicken.
I mention the physiological link between déjà vu and the exhaustion Gyllenhaal must be feeling, the brain's ability to process-
"No, this had happened," he corrects me, then his volume drops precipitously, "and now it's happened again."'
There's also a video going Behind the Scenes of the Photoshoot. Find it here, or if it works, watch it now:
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