Jake Gyllenhaal talks about music, biking, Source Code, the Oscars and what's next - and my SC review is now up at Bleeding Cool

There are some great videos in this post. I'm still going through them but I don't want to wait. Here are some interviews with Ben Lyons with E! in which Jake Gyllenhaal talks about all manner of things, including his favourite music. I liked this in particular because he talks of his love for Adele's new album - that's the album that I'm listening to on a loop right now.






And back to SXSW.... In this interview, Jake talks about what's next for him and while he's not able to give anything away, however much he wants to, at least we hear that he is working on a new film. There is something on the way.



In an interview with People, Jake and Michelle Monaghan discuss Jake and what any one of us might do with those last eight minutes. Michelle: '[off set] Jake played this sort of old, funny, French foodie chef – and talked a lot about food, because we ate a lot there... Jake's really, really funny," Monaghan, 34, says. "And I'd never seen that side of him in his films. To have the opportunity to spend time with him was so much fun. He's fabulous." '


Jake: '"If I were to go into someone's body whose life I felt was cut too short," he said at the premiere, "there are a number of circumstances I can think of. In fact, it's kind of hard right now to be at a movie premiere at a festival when you think about what's going on in Japan. To be able to change things like that." Gyllenhaal continued: "Or how great would it be to be able to go into Martin Luther King's body? And to be able to tell him: 'Don't do this. Don't go there.' That would be an amazing opportunity."'


And finally...

My review of Source Code is now up at Bleeding Cool and is completely non-spoilery.

I also have a review of Battle Los Angeles up at MovieBrit - spoilers seem to matter less with this one.

Many thanks to BBMISwear and Serene Hill for the heads up for the interviews.