Jake Gyllenhaal has starred in many famous films throughout his career starting with Donnie Darko to Brokeback Mountainwhich earned him an Academy Award nomination in 2006. Currently, he is promoting his new movie AmbulanceDirected by Michael Bay and co-stars guards Star and Emmy Award winner Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Of course, over the past two years, Gyllenhaal has become famous for his role as Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home. During a recent interview with Vanity FairGyllenhaal revealed that the Spidey flick changed his outlook on acting.
“What was interesting, when I walked in Spider-Man: Far From Home…I think I was taking myself too seriously. In fact, I’m sure of that. I think I’ve lost that sense of play and fun that I have now. This kind of clown you’re talking about found the idea to slap a shoulder and make a funny face. And Gyllenhaal explained that it was a lot of fun being able to take off all that seriousness and become the actor that I think I’ve always wanted to be in so many ways.”
He added, “And he finds the play and the fun and the gratitude for being here and I can do it. And oh my God, it’s all about the family making a movie. It’s all about the experience that with the people you’re making this movie with. And I think we go on journeys in our lives where we find ourselves, and in a state Spider-Man, I think I realized, “Hey, you know, acting is really fun. you know what? enjoy it! The people here are amazing! Enjoy them and enjoy life around you because life goes by so fast. “
Last night, Gyllenhaal hosted Saturday Night Live For the first time since 2007. Gyllenhaal specifically mentioned some of the problematic jokes made in his monologue at the time, while also pointing out some outdated graphics that happened in the episode, even making fun of Marvel.
“I am so excited to be back at SNLGyllenhaal’s monologue began. The last time I hosted it was 2007. Do you know how long that was? That was 400 Marvel movies before. To give you an idea of what 2007 was like on the show I hosted, there was a drawing of George W. Bush, there were jokes about the first iPhone, and this is a picture of me…a song from dream girls, to promote a movie in which I play a gay cowboy. That was actually the least problematic thing in that episode.”
Ambulance Now playing in theaters.
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