Jake Gyllenhaal Is Totally Huge in First Southpaw Image

Yesterday, Deadline released the first image from Jake Gyllenhaal's upcoming film Southpaw, in which he plays a championship prize fighter, and, uh, ahh, he looks different!

Yesterday, Deadline released the first image from Jake Gyllenhaal's upcoming film Southpaw, in which he plays a championship prize fighter, and, uh, ahh, he looks different!
When outspokenly liberal actor Jake Gyllenhaal suddenly announced on Twitter that he was endorsing Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, it raised digital eyebrows across the web.
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Our friends over at Buzzfeed got a letter from Jake Gyllenhaal's lawyer after they published a Photoshopped photo of Jakey's head on someone else's body. In this case it was a photo of a shirtless boy posing like the famous cover of a Grace Jones' album.
We've previously lauded Andy Samberg's Nicolas Cage impersonation from SNL. Well, tonight, Samberg-as-Cage was back—with a very real Jake Gyllenhaal, who delivered the line of the evening: "You're in every movie—you're like the white Samuel L. Jackson."
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After getting some flack for a rather homogenous cover of white actresses last year, Vanity Fair's new Hollywood issue is mixing things up. There are 1.5 African-Americans on the cover! That's up from .25 African-Americans last year.