The Hollywood Masters: Jake Gyllenhaal on "Brokeback Mountain"
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2015
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The Hollywood Masters sftv.lmu.edu/programs/special/... is a new series from LMU School of Film and TV that examines the careers of award-winning filmmakers and successful executives, with The Hollywood Reporter's Stephen Galloway and presented by LMU School of Film and Television.
“Was it hard to play a gay character?” “Nah screw that, it was hard to deal with the horses”
I loved that reply, it continued to show that he was really accepting of people being gay. On a Howard Stern interview he responded that he was very naïve in not realizing that being an actor playing someone gay or the fact the movie was about a gay couple was controversial or bad. He is an actor, either way he is kissing a stranger.
@@aliciaborth3016 I saw that too, I agree totally. Howard stern interview was a bit too near banter . This q/ a was like pure educational for homophobes. Literally not even a whisper. Thanks for saying that.
@@aliciaborth3016 he grew up with parents in the business. I'm sure he met gay people all of his life and it's a norm for him
....only a straight human male mammal can ask this question to an actor.....
...especially the straight horses! lol
One of the many Oscar tragedies is that this movie did not win Best Picture. A very large mistake and will more and more evident over time.
I strongly agree on this!!! They deserve it ❤
Who cares about the oscars, i only caree about what i like and enrich me
They got the best picture
krpbdp so true! It moved me so badly but I cannot watch it again because it hurts me to see heather ledgers character to be left alone
@@ericodavidtabo3086 no,,,,,,,the best picture of that time was not very good story,,,,,the people forget that movie now,,,,,,,unlike brokeback,,,,,always be remembered
-Do you struggle for identity?
- I'm an actor
Hahahahhaa
Fuck that hit me hard lol
laughing when you didnt have a clue what he meant that’s pathetic
"I wish I knew how to quit you." One of the most iconic lines in American films. Profound in its stark rawness, despair, loneliness, longing and sadness. Heartbreaking that it took his own death for Jack to finally be able to quit Ennis.
A powerful film about love lost, regret and loneliness that I have never been able to watch more than once - even after all this time. It is so unbearably painful, all the more so with Heath's death at such a young age.
Beautiful men. Mesmerizing.
Beautifully put.
Couldnt have said it better. I watched it for the second time yeterday, only watched it once before back in 2006, and I mean I always watch everything a lot of times, if theres for example a season finale, I watch those last minutes or seconds over ad over again, I keep rewinding it, I know it has to to with my OCD, but man, I was about to rewind it to relieve that scene over and over, that little scene when Ennis says "Jack I swear" In my mind I thought I remembered jack saying something like "oh jack" but it just came to me like 1 or 2 seconds before he says it.. jack I swear.. I was gon rewind it, but my jaw hurt so bad, my cheeks felt really heavy, I just let it play, as much as my OCD was begging me to rewind it and watch Heaths face again and hear his words again, I just let it play, there wasnt nothing to make sure of, nothing to try and print into your head, the moment, the scene itself was enough, I just let it be and then it ends, and let it be. Beautiful and a really dense experiencr.
I wouldn’t describe the line as one of the most iconic in American films, lines like il be back and run forest run I would describe as iconic but a great film nevertheless
True. " I wish I knew..." Did you read the Annie Proulx short stories? That rawness is part of her writing style. How to say a lot with little words, but cutting deep and sticking with you. Amazing.
Got the DVD, over the years I watched the movie 30 times I guess but I can't watch the end ( the shirt) a 2nd time.
@@tacofingerz7247 I know exactly what you mean. Tragically interrupted love is inexpressibly hard to bear in a movie; most of all this one. Like you, I risk re-watching the closing scenes. from time to time; recalling the widespread sobbing of the audience in the cinema. David Lean's ''Brief Encounter' makes me weep (not as copiously) but I've been able to watch that often; maybe because I'm queer.
I can only watch brokeback mountain once in my lifetime because it hurts me so much to see Heather Ledger’s character be left alone. 😭
Oddly, we arrived at the same conclusion. I found it compelling, the emotions profound and it caused me far to much pain to ever watch this again.
Same it like hurts
Ennis was a horrible person... I was glad Jack didn't end up with him... What broke my heart though was Jack's death...
@@Domihork COME AGAIN? I know that there are a lot of controversial opinions on this movie and the characters, but Ennis was not a horrible person at all. He was terrified of being outed and he struggled with it more than Jack because of his childhood trauma. Yeah, he wasn't the nicest to Jack at times, but it's just because he was scared of loving him. It was the 60s for Christ's sake. But he did love Jack, and he had to pretend his whole life to be someone he wasn't, and he wasn't allowed to properly love Jack. I don't know about you, but I'd be pretty damn bitter, too.
@@alexiswilson8972 He wasn't horrible just to Jack, he was horrible to his wife as well. I really believe that the only reason Jack loved him was because they didn't spend that much time together in one go. If they were together for months, Jack would leave.
Such a beautiful man. Inside & out.
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Amen
He
Beautiful soul
He s ugly! As his sister. They have pig noses. How people can say he s handsome, if he wasn’t a famous actor , just a guy in the street, you ll find him bof, so be honest !
so many people misunderstand this movie and its characters. like, first of all, "i wish i knew how to quit you" is literally the most heartbreaking line in the most heartbreaking scene in the movie, and more than that the more memeable "high altitude fucks" line is in the same scene. not to mention "jack nasty" which the cast themselves had memed the fuck out of as they were promoting the movie. so, i wish that first line got laughed at a little less.
second, there's this perception straight audiences have of jack as "the seducer" or the one who's more ~out and proud~ than ennis is, and it reflects a complete misunderstanding of queer history and what it's like to live as a queer person when you can't be open about who you are. jack and ennis we're clearly getting vibes off of each other before jack initiated the relationship. ennis was too scared to act on it for good reason--he witnessed a gay bashing at a very young age, and was overall more introverted anyway.
people forget that jack and ennis both had children to take care of for a big part of their relationship. jack wasn't worried so much about his family because his wife was rich, but ennis was terrified of being broke and not being able to support his daughters. that's a big contention point in the " i wish i knew how to quit you" scene. and like...the fact that we see jack regularly sleeping with other men doesn't mean he was more "out" than ennis was. they *both* had to live in the closet. jack just had life circumstances and a personality type that made it easier for him to envision a life for the two of them. of course jack's murder isn't his fault, but what so many people don't get is that ennis acts in the more grounded reserved way because he's scared for jack's life as much as his own--and that's what makes jack's death all the more tragic. ennis was as invested in their relationship as jack was, he just didn't always know how to show it. and wow i have a lot of feelings about this movie.
the fatimagic wait, didn’t he die in an accident on the side of the road? He got hit with a tire while changing it and drowned in his own blood right? Or did I miss something in the movie?
Nina Ray that what his wife said, but some people ~ viewers ~ say he was killed.
It's been a long time since I've seen this movie, but after reading your remarks, I think I may have misinterpreted parts of this film. I plan to watch it again, keeping your observations in mind. I think I may have overlooked some things. As to the ending, I took it to mean Jack had been murdered, but his wife was telling Ennis the official public story the family had decided on. Now, based on your comments, I'm wondering if Ennis was imagining his greatest fear for Jack had finally just come to pass. At any rate, this is an important film that, among other things, should have won Best Picture. That it didn't was, in my opinion, an act of cowardice on the part of The Academy. Thank you for your thoughtful and insightful comments.
all very well said. I own a DVD, but seeing it alone on the big screen once hurt so very
much, I have never been able to watch it again - all the more because of Heath's real-life
death and particularly his cremation. That was (to me) like cremation erased his ever
being a living human being in this planet. I can't get my head around that.
@@ninaray7805 You missed the most terrible part of the movie...while his wife is telling he died in an accident you can see how he is being murdered by a bunch of homophobic guys. Watch the movie again.
That movie made me cry like a baby. RIP Heath
Robb K ~ Me too!!! ❤️
Me too!
it is sooooo refreshing to hear a free-minded and intelligent guy like Jake give his very honest and progressive views on a subject silly, childish, idiotic people have condemned for so many years resulting in a tortuous life for many innocent souls. When I hear someone like Jake Gyllenhaal who is totally confident of who HE is I think possibly, just possibly there may hope for humanity.
Truth man
MAB SADM broke bum
A dude fucking another dude's shit is still gross.
@@xtusvincit5230 for you
Joey Suggs amen ugh these sick freaks in here 🤦🏻♂️
I saw that movie with my mom back in 2006, I came out the following day. Thanks Jake, you and Heath (bless his soul) were the final kick that helped open my closet's door. Merci
If you're on Twitter, you should tell him that. I know he'd love to hear it. :)
@@HopefulInterventions what do you mean?
@@HopefulInterventions what do you mean?
@@HopefulInterventions a world of acceptance and an including world. that's what you mean? 'cause i hope so.
i was born in 2006 omg 😭 lmao
I watched this film last night. Cried my heart out. It is truly phenomenal, and really instills a sense of empathy in you. Just watching them live in so much fear and sadness and desperately wanting to be with each other makes you feel like you never want to be someone who condemns a love between two people. This movie is so devastating and beautiful. RIP Heath, I love you, and Jake, you're magic. If you haven't already, I recommend you watch it.
Well said!
I finished 15 minutes ago. I couldn't have said any of this better than you did. It is one of the most beautiful films I have ever laid my eyes on. It was heartbreakingly so. Gosh, I'm going to need some time to recover from this ✨
same
Just watched it and your comment sums everything I thought
I love how open Jake is. His parents did a great job.
At his age, his parents role in his attitude isn't that big anymore. It's him who get's most of the credit.
@@RickVietsub I agree.He has become a good person over the time on his own.
Thank you Jake. That movie DID make a difference in people's lives. I was proud of you and Heath for doing that movie and for putting so much of yourselves into it, that I have the original movie post framed on my wall. You're a damn good actor and we all miss Heath.
Heath and Jake are two of the most beautiful hearted men I've seen.
Rest in peace Heath.
“I wish I knew how to quit you!”
ShutUpCatProductions I’ve just watched a short clip of the movie and this line hit me hard. And now you quoted it again... I wish I know how too 😞
*crying again*
I haven't quit mine,in July we will celebrate our 30th year together ✌❤
@@michaelgaynor6866 Congrats!
stop 😭
Nothing pretentious about him at all. Just genuine, inquisitive thought. I'm a fan.
That’s because he’s a Sagittarius like me lol
Fantastic! I've always had a very high opinion of Jake . . . beautiful person.
Literally one of the best movies ever made! I went to see it at a local independent theater, which was packed. When the credits rolled, the entire theater was so silent, you could hear a pin drop. I headed towards the restroom and there was a heterosexual man, I would guess in his 40's at the sink, bawling his eyes out. His friends were asking him if he was okay. I have never in my life seen that kind of reaction to a movie. To anyone that has never seen it, I say watch it! You will be amazed at how this story transcends sex and is just about two people who absolutely need to love each other.
That’s so powerful.
About 7-8 years ago this movie was my entire life. All the love I felt for the movie then just came rushing back…
It was my life as well. I saw the movie twice. When it first came out and a few years later. I was more impacted by the second time. I felt very angry after watching it, yes I also cried. I was angry because I was in an unresolved love triangle: An un fulfilled husband and wife, an unfulfilled lover , my incapacity to accept that marriage, I felt very angry towards him. The sense of an unfulfilled love , a relationship with limits and a diet of love.
We must be very careful with married men.
@@cusimilooking4965 - MEN must be very careful with married WOMEN.
That last scene...Ennis closes the cupboard door and the small window behind it is revealed with a view that is one of the lonliest I've ever seen... it was just heartbreaking. Beautiful movie, a great movie, it will live forever.
💔💔
"Crash" may have won the Oscar, but "Brokeback Mountain" is the superior film.
Crash fell flat on its face though
I love the change in Jake’s demeanour when he reminisces about Heath. He looks and sounds like he did during the Brokeback Mountain press tour. Young, inexperienced, and excitable. It’s all very very bittersweet. Miss you, Heath, you rockstar!
It is the best love story ever made, Jack I swear.
What is it with this actor - I just can`t stop watching those interviews with him!! Of course there are his movies that offer such a wide spectrum of great entertainment, and yesss, he is a beautiful man, but on top of that he really seems to be a very likeable, intelligent and humorous person. Nice to see there are so many here who appreciate him, too :-)!
MrsThroatwobbler-Mangrove Jake is a living legend for sure
i want to watch brokeback mountain so bad, but i can’t find it anywhere for free.
update: i have now watched it after a month later and i cried. a lot.
its on prime right now, stars
I watched it like 5 times already. Cried every time haha
it is on netflix now - just watched it again... still the best
I love this guy and the movie had a profound impact on my life. I was SO EMOTIONAL after watching the movie I could barely breath...I could barley drive from crying SO HARD. Prior to this, I had not cried in years...I thought I’d lost the ability to cry. At this point, I’ve not been able to watch the movie again.
I saw this in 2005 when I was still a teenager and rewatched it tonight. FIFTEEN years later and the movie still felt fresh, innovative, and beautifully directed not to mention acted. EVERY SINGLE character was flawless. Such powerful themes of love, heartbreak, and impossibility. The fact that it got 8 Oscar nominations, and did NOT win Best Picture has just struck me even harder now that I have a better understanding of the art that was gifted to us and was not fully appreciated by the Academy who considered it good, but not good enough. Guess what, Academy? 15 Years later, and we are STILL discussing this film and its impact. Ledger and Gyllenhaal should have both received Oscars that year.
Wow. Zero dislikes and an incredibly truthful, real, moving celebrity interview... that's rare.
+Matt Capitano come on man.
2 dislikes :'((
15 now😢 but yeah it is still great! Very few dislikes😊
19
20 dislikes. *DAMNIT*
I am not gay and I still think this is one of the most beautiful love stories ever made in cinema.
Are you a woman or a man though?
@@martinledermann1862 how is that relevant
@@dudapinheiro1629 It'd be unusual for a straight guy to write sth like that.
@@martinledermann1862 Stop relying on societal prejudices, it's sad.
I don't think Jake realizes how spiritual he really is ❤️
I think heath influenced him very much.
Love and intimacy can happen with any one. If we don’t fall prey to social Norms or tags
I love this interview…especially how he talks about how good Heath was with the horses. 😂😂😂 I will forever love those 2 men for bringing this love story to life.
Right..the beautiful thing is how much he respects heath.I mean everyone does now but I think he feels privileged to be able to work with him before..When I analyses their acting both of their acting style/approach is same..
Watching his interviews after watching brokeback and I am even more in love with this man now. He is just seems to be a phenomenal person and I love how openly he speaks about everything and has no regrets, and is proud of the work that he does. It's fantastic. Good on you Jake Gyllenhaal 💜
great actor, he and Heath really deliver a great performance of Love on Broke BackM
Unlike so many young actors, Gyllenhaal is significant even when he is not reciting words written for him by others. No wonder he was authentic in "Brokeback," a film which, by the way, just gets better and better with time. Too bad those folks at the Academy who nearly choked on the nomination of Lee's solid opus back in the day cannot say the same about their own work.
I’ve never really seen him interviewed before. His compassion as a human being is amazing.
Broke back mountain and call me by your name. The saddest movies ive ever watched
Watch HOLDING THE MAN
wayne briede i can’t. I don’t wanna cry
@@hectorabcdefg9076 okay Hector. You will cry but I have a feeling you'll be glad you watched it. True story. So moving.
@@briedewayne071 yes I cried entirely way to much omg
@@briedewayne071 devastatingly beautiful movie. Based on a true story.
Only just came across this today. What an incredible person Gyllenhaal is. I loved the movie, heartbreaking though it was, and it has pride of place on my shelf. Wonderful interview with a wonderful guy.
Suddenly, Jake is my favorite actor! His voice is so smooth.
What an interesting man, intelligent and insightful.
This movie stayed with me for a very long time..I still feel this is a love story first and it just broke my heart. Excellent movie.
Thank you so much for your brilliantttttt and breathe taking feedbacks 😊 I am honored to be your mentor 🌹where are you watching FROM....?
It hurt when it didn't win best picture when it should've but I was so proud when Moonlight did. Pretty monumental.
Jake is a bloody brilliant actor.
I can't say how wonderfully articulate, compassionate, insightful and honest this gentleman is. I love the diversity of all of his roles. He truly is beautiful.
Saw Brokeback Mountain so many times in a row, found it incredibly moving and powerful as a love story regardless of the homosexual aspect of it. One of my favourite movies of all time, Heath Ledger was hauntingly beautiful.
Thank you so much for your brilliantttttt and breathe taking feedbacks 😊 I am honored to be your mentor 🌹where are you watching FROM...?
Jake gave perhaps his most memorable performance in that movie. His vulnerability, his eyes would haunt you well after the movie got over.
I love this man...he speaks so eloquently, and open minded, so natural, his intelligence is, to me, his most attractive quality....even if I was blind, and he sat down and conversed with me, I'd still fall in love with him, because his soul, the energy, that makes him HIM, is so loving and attractive....a beautiful being...
I like this guy a lot. Very talented, clever, and just a beautiful soul.
Beautiful film. Heath and Jake are brilliant.
Thank you so much for your brilliantttttt and breathe taking feedbacks 😊 I am honored to be your mentor 🌹where are you watching FROM.....?
Compassionate people whatever their orientation cried at the end of that movie. It's one of the great final scenes in American film.
Im from Perth Western Australia and let me tell ya there are alot of talented people here its unreal.
bless him!! & RIP Heath!
this is so refreshing to hear this.....I've struggled with my sexuality and it sucks..but it's okay, his words always move me he's a beautiful person
Thank you so much for your brilliantttttt and breathe taking feedbacks 😊 I am honored to be your mentor 🌹where are you watching FROM.....?
I saw this movie for the first time last week and it’s been on my mind almost every waking moment since then. It’s has such a profound impact on my already it’s insane.
Love this so much. Love the film and Heath and Jakes friendship.
Awwwwn 🥰. You have got a great and beautiful expression. And thanks 😊 so..... much for your unending.... support and sincerity!! Where are you watching from....?
As with many, the movie represented my life. Been in love with a guy, going on 13yrs. He's hetero, I'm gay. We been intimate more times that I would ever dreamed. Now we live together. Not as lovers. He stopped being intimate with me, brings home women, while I'm alone in the house. When no women, we sleep separately. I wish I could quit him. How it hurts when he's with females.
Dan Clark, I hope you find a situation that is more worthy of you and your love than what you just described here. Regardless of whether or not he is a good guy, it does not sound like an equal relationship. I wish you the best and hope that you find someone who loves you equally in return. What you are describing is not that. You deserve better.
Bro that don't sound like hes hetero
Dan, that seems very dangerous to me, for your sense of self-worth. Do you NEED to share space with the straight man because of finances or because there was a sexual
relationship previously that you still hope can return, even occasionally, by being under
the same roof?
A heterosexual man would not have slept with you. Why are men like this today??!! I’m tired of this gay agenda.
Where have real men gone?
Wow what an amazing interview. His words are beautiful
Finally watched this movie, I cried my eyes out !!
I came out in the early 80’s. It was an exciting, electric time. I was young, and met an older man who I was attracted to. One of the stranger things I remember him telling me was men of his generation who were gay, and couldn’t come out to their families, squeaked around lying who they were dating, by calling them “she” or “her”. It was something that was done all the time. Of course their families never got to meet the “girlfriend”, but still could discuss who they were dating. I could never imagine how difficult it would be to live your life like that.
I’m glad you got to live your truth!
I can't believe Jake ONLY has 1 Oscar nomination let along winning. His performance in Nightcrawler was freaking brilliant. Not even a nomination.
Jake is an insanely versatile actor. One of the finest.
When I watched it I wasn't expecting to get my heart broken so bad. This movie really sticked to my mind
I love this movie. It's very sad. My favourite romance movie ever. I know it's not just about romance but Heath and Jake had such great chemistry.
True..I believe both of them being very different also had something common.they both were insightful..love them
Great interviewer and conversation. Glad that interviewers are also more into the film than a decade ago when people only cared about whether they felt uncomfortable when kissing a man.
Watching this in 2020 is amazing. I'm so thankful for humans like him in the media.
I think he’s one of the few actors who have both ‘protagonist’ and ‘antagonist’ looks
He's such a versatile actor. One of the finest.
What a wonderful man and a talented actor!
He stirs such deep emotion in me that uncontrollably comes to the surface.............always has.
He is one human that allows his soul to stand before his image in anything he has done.
I remembered how I cried so much after watching this movie.
PS: The last movie that made mr cry was Titanic and it was years and years ago.
PPS: Im not a cry person, so it takes a very, very sad thing to make me cry.
my recovery of sadness take about 2 weeks after watching this movie...
he is so wonderful
I love this man so much. I could watch him talk in interviews or act in film, forever, without ever getting bored. It's not even just his performance, he's also in some of the best films. Normally if JG film comes out, I KNOW it's going to be good. He's so beautiful in every way, funny, cute, charismatic & intelligent, too. Give this man some awards! ♡
woah that's jess gabor from shameless at 1:25! (she played kelly, carl's navy girlfriend)
still reeling from watching Brokeback last night for the first time... wow. The actors' performances, the cinematography, the script, the scenery.. and Jake Gyllenhaal speaks so well on the meaning of the movie, it's heartwarming.
Yes it is her, isn’t it. I didn’t even notice to begin with.
I’m so glad you enjoyed the film, I saw it in the cinema, way back when it came out.
It totally blew me away, and I’ve loved it ever since. My kids grew up with the soundtrack playing in the car, before they’re old enough to ever see the film. Lol
I cannot summarize in words how much I love him.
One of the saddest film endings ever created ... impossible to keep a dry eye ... this is one of only a handful of films ever made where the whole audience simply stayed put and did not get up and immediately leave their seats ... everyone was trying to collect themselves ...
I relate to this movie a lot in many ways but the story hit me harder than I have ever been hit in my life. The more I grew up I figured out the possible consequences for coming out as gay publicly. Though I told one of my close friends then I told my Sister and my supposedly close friend got me ravaged in an alleyway next to a pizza parlor in Austin TX. My sister didn't talk to me for years and just recently got back in contact with me after feeling guilty with the current movements of everything. I could tell it wasn't because she felt guilty it was so she could keep a good public image of herself it was in her eyes and that feeling never left them. My Parents sadly was told by my Sister but luckily they took it a lot better than she did and I still have a strong relationship to this day with them. I tried burying these feelings in the back of my mind but it kept crawling it's way to the surface no matter how hard I tried. Right now I am 47 hoping I could have found someone sooner but couldn't because of my idiotic insecurity after what happened. It's a void just hoping to be filled by someone who understands, that is why I have a deep connection with this movie.
(Didn't mean to hold you up with a sad life story my fingers just kept going)
Thank you for sharing.
Jake’s beloved dog Atticus died? Oh my god!😭
And such a name choice for the dog.
Daniel Day-Lewis, now retired from acting at such a young age, has won 3 Best Actor Oscars. When he won a Best Actor prize at a Screen Actors Award ceremony, he said he would like to dedicate the award to the late Heath Ledger. He further stated that he had never seen a better performance from a male actor than in the last part of the movie, "Brokeback Mountain". I don't have the exact wording, but RUclips has it.
As for the movie not winning the Oscar, despite winning the vast majority of Best Picture prizes from critics orgs all over the world; and even in some "red states" here in the USA, there are many reasons. A big one is the report that Jay Leno used his talk show to make fun of it, during the critical Oscar award season. Now, many retirees who vote for the Oscar have the time to watch late night shows. (Do the math). What is more puzzling is that Tony Curtis declared that he will not vote for BB for the Best Picture; and what's more, he won't see it! Tony Curtis? Also, Jodie Foster, now happily gay, came out against the film. Perhaps they feared the movie would popularize homosexuality; and that was unacceptable to them. That I can understand. Finally, the voters were skittish and decided to feel better about themselves by voting for "Crash", a movie that got 2 stars from a NY film critic. It was also hated by certain minorities.
As for Daniel Day-Lewis, did you see *_My Beautiful Laundrette_* ?
I’ve seen it like 12 times and I still cry
Watched this movie for the very first time back in July this year, and I cried most of the times, especially when Jack and Ennis had fight. I can't remember any other movie that made me feel speechless and made me think about it all the time after I watched it. Brokeback Mountain is the only movie that did this to me. Made me accept the fact that I love both men and women. But still i'm so afraid of this, except for psychologist, I never told anyone else that I watched this movie because in my country there are lot of homophobes.
I'm so sorry about the homophobia problem in our country, although I do wish and hope for you to be able to love freely and be happy with no shame of who you are. sending you my best wishes and support!!
@@entamame8467 What's even worse, I'm having a battle with anxiety mostly because of this for almost 10 years. I was in love with my former best friend, he cut me off because he was suspicious and a huge homophobe. And this movie brought the memories back to me when I was hanging out with him. I hate him and I don't want to see him anymore, but at the same time I miss him so much "I can hardly stand it".
That was such a well done movie. I had heard all the hoopla about the movie, and sat down to watch it. I am a hetero woman, so wasn't sure what I'd think of it all. Surprisingly, I didn't come away from the movie even thinking about the gay theme. All of the actors were incredible. They all played people that drew me in. I saw it simply as a story of love and life and each of us struggling to find our place in the world. It definitely left a lasting impression on me.
Mr. Gyllenhaal I think is right in that by humanizing a gay relationship that was widely circulated to such great acclaim he absolutely did play a positive role in real life that helped society in general to become more accepting of gay folks.
I really did enjoy the film and the scene that still gets me today is the anguish, despair and frank physical pain Mr. Gyllenhaal portrays under the bridge when his friend drives off after their first summer together.
To watch someone you truly love just drive off is something horrifying to experience for anyone-regardless the sex of the people involved-and is a universal. Also, when Mr. Ledger smells Mr. Gyllenhaal’s shirt at the end of the film I cry every time even though I’ve seen the scene several times.
Thank you for the video.
Steve K.
It's soo clear to why jake is such a great actor... its his human quality's and he's so open minded abt anything and of course his charisma... its what set's him apart from alot of actors that are working today will watch anything with his name on it amazing talent 👏👍
It's because he can set apart his characters from himself & can fully transform into that person.
We are a very Proud Parents from PFLAG Australia, and this movie had help a lots of people, thanks for this movie and great actors
Unfortunately there’s ample evidence that there isn’t a widely held belief that it’s okay for an actor to be gay now. It’s okay for straight actors to play gay characters but there are VERY FEW out gay actors who get cast as leading roles as heterosexuals. I just wrote, directed & produced an award winning play that has a straight male character who sleeps with a man & had problems finding many actors to even audition. Fortunately one of the few actors who did audition was great & I cast him. It seems though that there is a direct correlation between how much money is on offer & how willing men are to play gay, regardless of their sexuality.
I've got SO much respect for this guy. This world is more than lucky to have Jake Gyllenhaal. I really hope he's genuinely in a good place, like in life, he's the last person on this globe who deserves any kind of suffering. I'm not religious but if there's anything anywhere, may that anything bless him.
Yeah, so thank you, Jake. Thanks for being there. Thank you so goddamn much.
I’ll never forget seeing brokeback mountain as a teenager in the cinema, and the film wasn’t advertised as a queer story. It was advertised initially as a tale of two friends. So when me and my friends saw it (I’m gay and they were all queer in one way or another) we were pleasantly surprised to see this kind of representation on the big screen! Excellent film!
The film changed so many people’s lives in both subtle & unsubtle ways .I would also say it’s so much more than just a - Gay cowboy- movie....They were also parents and good parents as well...
He is an intelligent and very talented actor
Brokeback Mountain is the best romantic film ever made
I so can see Timothée Chalamet doing this interview for his role in Call Me By Your Name 10 years from now
I watched this movie about 25 times.. best love story ever!
LOVE. HIM. SO. MUCH.
Great actor in a great film; RIP Heath Ledger
Great actor
Love this dude! He's such a genuine person in interviews
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He will be with no doubt the recipient of the great honors that has given to Al Pacino or Robert de Niro.
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What a forced question “Do you struggle for identity?” ....
jake and heath did a great job in hollywood that never gonna happen that easily..Jake gyllenhaal is one of the best actors who is not arrogant at all..he is a great man..🌹I said this1000 times
Brokeback mountain was one of the best love story movies
i find it so interesting that being more explicitly emotional instead of simply closed off and aggressive is seen as a female quality