Jake Gyllenhaal And Director Antoine Fuqua Working On The Guilty

Oscar Isaac and Jake Gyllenhaal are set to star in a film focusing on the making of The Godfather.The actors will portray Francis Ford Coppola, the director of the 1972 classic, and Robert Evans, who produced the crime drama, respectively.Directed by Barry Levinson, the big screen venture will chronicle the behind-the-scenes drama, which prompted Coppola to clash with studio bosses at Paramount.“Out of the madness of production, and against all odds, a classic film happened,” Levinson said in a

Oscar Isaac is set to play director Francis Ford Coppola, while Jake Gyllenhaal will play former Paramount studio head Robert Evans in a movie about the making of Coppola's seminal feature The Godfather. Barry Levinson will directFrancis and The Godfather, which is based on a Black List script by Andrew Farotte that was redeveloped with Levinson.

Francis And The Godfather, focusing on the making of The Godfather.Isaac will play Francis Ford Coppola, who directed the 1972 classic, while Gyllenhaal has been cast as producer Robert Evans.The film is set to be directed by Barry Levinson, who also made Rain Man and Good Morning, Vietnam.Francis and the Godfather will map Coppola’s struggle at the age of 31 to convince studios to make the film.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Barry Levinson will direct Francis And The Godfather, with Oscar Isaac starring as Francis Coppola and Jake Gyllenhaal as Robert Evans in a drama about the legendary and wild battles that went into making the 1972 classic The Godfather. The film is based a Black List script by Andrew Farotte that was redeveloped by Levinson.

Just two weeks ago, it was announced that Paramount+ (formerly known as CBS All Access) was producing a new drama series about the behind-the-scenes work that went into making “The Godfather.” Film fans were left scratching their heads, as it seemed like such an odd choice for a series.

Hell truly hath no fury like a Swiftie scorned.

Taylor Swift’s fans had a field day on Instagram after noticing Jake Gyllenhaal, 39, shared a post that seemed to perfectly reference one of his ex’s breakup songs. In 2012, Taylor released a song called “All Too Well” in which the 30-year-old pop star sang, “You used to be a little kid with glasses in a twin sized bed.” Well, eight years later, Jake shared a photo of himself as — you guessed it — a little kid with glasses on.

Taylor Swift and Jake Gyllenhaal's 2010 romance — and Gyllenhaal was reminded about that on Monday, when he Instagrammed a throwback photo of himself as a child wearing eyeglasses and was immediately trolled with lyrics to Swift's 2012 song, «All Too Well.»«All Too Well» is speculated to be about 30-year-old Swift's relationship with 39-year-old Gyllenhaal.

Taylor Swift fans are taking a swing at her ex Jake Gyllenhaal. On Monday, the "Spider-Man: Far from Home" star, 39, took to Instagram to promote a collaboration between two charities working to help students amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Netflix has acquired the rights to Spider-Man: Far From Home star Jake Gyllenhaal's new movie The Guilty. Based on the Danish Sundance drama Den Skyldige, the thriller follows 911 call operator Joe Bayler (Gyllenhaal) as he tries to save someone he thinks is in danger over the phone.

Jake Gyllenhaal‘s upcoming movie will be premiering on Netflix after the streaming service optioned the film for $30 million.

Also Read: Jake Gyllenhaal, Riva Marker's Nine Stories Production Company Signs First-Look Deal With New Republic PicturesAnnie Marter, Moller and Lina Flint will executive produce with Christian Mercuri and Jon Oakes.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: In a $30 million deal, Netflix has acquired worldwide rights to The Guilty, with Jake Gyllenhaal starring and Antoine Fuqua directing a dramatic thriller that is based on the Gustav Moller-directed Danish drama Den Skyldige that premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.

The Guilty, based on Gustav Moller‘s 2018 Danish drama Den Skyldige.The film takes place at a 911 dispatch center and features the actor as an operator, who must work to save an endangered caller.Gyllenhaal and Fuqua will also serve as producers on the film, based on a script from True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto.Go back to the Southpaw Premiere!“I couldn’t be more excited to work with Antoine again,” Gyllenhaal said in a statement.