Promotional stills of Olivia Wilde of Fox.com Olivia Wilde - Dr. Remy Hadley/"Thirteen":"Olivia Wilde has starred in an array of comedic and dramatic roles. Wilde recently wrapped production on the futuristic thriller "Tron Legacy" directed by Joseph Kosinski. Trailer for Tron Legacy (aka Tron 2, Tr2n). Coming in Disney 3D in 2010. Starring Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde, Bruce Boxleitner. Directed by Joseph Kosinski. TRON: Evolution is an action/adventure game being created for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system and Windows PC. Developed by Propaganda Games, Disney Interactive Studios' action and role-playing game studio in Vancouver, British Columbia, TRON: Evolution is scheduled for release in Holiday 2010 before the "TRON: Legacy" film arrives in theaters.
Wilde was seen opposite Jack Black in the biblical-era comedy "Year One." Previously, Wilde starred in and produced "FIX", the story of documentary filmmakers who race all over California to help out a relative. Emile Hirsch with Olivia Wilde discussing bed malfunction issues in "Alpha Dog" (2006).
Wilde also co-starred opposite Bruce Willis, Emile Hirsch and Justin Timberlake in the film "Alpha Dog", based on the true story of Jesse James Hollywood.She previously won Best Actress at the Aspen Film Festival for the independent feature "Bickford Schmeckler's Cool Ideas."On stage, Wilde starred in Epic Theatre Center's Off-Broadway production of "Beauty on the Vine." On television she co-starred in the drama "The Black Donnellys", created by Paul Haggis". Source: www.fox.com
Olivia Wilde in "Lucky" Magazine photoshoot, January 2010.
"I find myself constantly pretending I'm a chic Parisian," says the L.A.-based actress. "I even dream of buying a Balmain jacket with really sharp shoulders. If I can pull off that look, I will have succeeded, at least partially, in my quest." Here, the 25-year-old divulges some of her favorites—pieces that are easygoing, sophisticated, and of course, très belles". Source: www.luckymag.com
"Fix" is shot as a faux-documentary in which Bella (Wilde) and Milo (Ruspoli) trek across Los Angeles in a treacherous effort to get Milo's heroin-addicted brother (Shawn Andrews, Pickford of "Dazed and Confused" fame) into rehab before he misses a court-ordered deadline and ends up in the slammer. The idea was based on Wilde's suggestion that they create a film around Ruspoli's charismatic real-life brother."I said, 'Is there one day in his life that you can remember that might make a great movie?' " Wilde explained. "And [Tao] said, 'Yeah, there's one day.' And it was this day that really happened." Olivia Wilde and her husband Tao Ruspoli, director of "Fix".
Despite the tight filming schedule, Wilde refused to give up the opportunity to work with her husband. "What makes a great relationship is when you really admire and respect the other person and when you can be inspired by them, and if you create something together, those are some of the most magical times in a relationship," she said. "If you can work on anything together, you can really appreciate the gifts the person has to offer." Source: www.mtv.com
Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Tom Hansen in "500 days of Summer" (2009).
500 Days of Summer ON BLU-RAY AND DVD 18 JANUARY 2010 "When Tom (Gordon-Levitt- 30 Rock) a hapless greeting card copywriter and hopeless romantic is blindsided after being dumped by girlfriend Summer (Deschanel-Yes Man, Failure to Launch), he shifts back and forth through various periods of their 500 days 'together' trying to understand what went wrong. With mates Paul (Matthew Gray Guble- The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou) and McKenzie (Geoffrey Arend- Garden State) on side to offer friendly advice and pick up the pieces, Tom's fragile emotional state is further damaged when Summer twists the knife again with a shock revelation!
Traumatised, Tom goes into meltdown and ceases to care about anything other than Summer in an attempt to win her back. Immersing himself in a period of introspective self-examination, his reflections ultimately lead him to finally rediscover his true passions in life, but has he truly emerged a changed man? This is a story of boy meets girl. The boy, Tom Hansen of Margate, New Jersey, grew up believing that he'd never truly be happy until the day he met the one. This belief stemmed from early exposure to sad British pop music and a total mis-reading of the movie 'The Graduate'.Scan of Zooey Deschanel's "500 days of Summer" Interview for Film Ink, September 2009.
The girl, Summer Finn of Shinnecock, Michigan, did not share this belief. Since the disintegration of her parent's marriage she'd only love two things. The first was her long dark hair. The second was how easily she could cut it off and not feel a thing. Tom meets Summer on January 8th. He knows almost immediately she is who he has been searching for. This is a story of boy meets girl, but you should know upfront, this is not a love story. Blu-ray Special Features: Main Feature + digital copy and the following special features Lost Days of Summer: deleted and Extended Scenes Love Testimonials 'I Think We Should Stop Seeing Each Other' Family Dinner (Day 11) Paul Meets Summer Tom And Summer Argue Tom In The Movie Theatre (Day 286) The Worst Morning Ever Tom Sees Summer Everywhere Day (Day 306) Date With Alison (Day 345) Bank Dance Directed by Marc Webb Mean's Cinemash: Sid and Nancy/ (500) Days of Summer Music Video: SWEET DISPOSITION by Temper Trap Conversations with Zooey and Joseph Acting Vs Reality Creative Process Favourite Parts of L.A Karaoke Los Angeles Music DVD Special Features: Main Feature + digital copy and the following special features: Lost Days of Summer: Deleted and Extended Scenes Love Testimonials 'I Think We Should Stop Seeing Each Other' Famiy Dinner (Day 11) Paul Meets Summer Tom And Summer Argue Tom In The Movie Theatre (Day 286) The Worst Morning Ever Tom Sees Summer Everywhere (Day 306) Date With Allison (Day 345)
"500 Days of Summer" Production Notes - Comments From Director Marc Webb: "We all know Summer because Summer isn’t just a girl. She’s an event. I met my first "Summer when I was 17. She got me to skip class so she could read me Catcher in the Rye at the Vilas Park Zoo back in Madison, Wisconsin. (How cool is that?) At the time, I believed that love was the magic pill that would connect my soul to the universe and provide unending, effortless bliss.
I won’t go into the sordid details but suffice it to say pretty girls with rebel hearts are in high demand. Some people end up with their Summer. I did not. We broke up and I entered into this weird limbo – I couldn’t shake that feeling that something had gone horribly, painfully wrong with the universe. And a Further Comment From Co-Writer Scott Neustadter: On July 22nd 2001, a Sunday if I’m not mistaken (and I’m not), sometime between the hours of 7 and 9 (Eastern Standard Time), a monumental, cataclysmic, earth-shattering event took place at a restaurant called “Serendipity” in New York – I got dumped… hard. We’d only been dating a couple months and yet, as often happens in the wake of such things, I was flooded by some powerful emotions: hopelessness, crippling inadequacy, the world ending, that sort of thing. I stayed in a lot during those days – listening to the Smiths on a constant loop, watching old French films and lamenting my not being alive in an era that would appreciate me. In short, I was an asshole. An amazing thing happened next. Almost instantly upon my arrival, I met someone new. She was smart. She was pretty. She was perfect. Six months later, she dumped me. 500 DAYS OF SUMMER is the story of those relationships. Or, at least, how I remembered them afterwards. (Ok, fine – how I chose to remember them.) Weber and I always dreamed of writing a romantic comedy like our heroes Cameron Crowe and Woody Allen – one that was relatable and identifiable, where the comedy came from a real place rather than some squirrel attack in the woods. This is the result. An anatomy of a romance. Equal parts autobiography and fantasy. A pop song in movie form. 500 DAYS is a lot of things – funny (hopefully), sad (definitely), peculiar (for sure).
The Beginnings of Summer: Penning a Postmodern Love Story “For all intents and purposes, Summer Finn – just another girl. Except she wasn’t.” -- The Narrator
“The idea we had for the screenplay was sort of a romantic comedy meets MEMENTO. We wanted to follow a guy sifting through the memories of a relationship, moving backwards and forwards through time as he starts to see things he might not have seen while he was going through it,” explains Neustadter. “You watch him gaining perspective and learning something about himself and about love. Tom realizes he is someone who is in love with the idea of love and that’s why his story becomes a very hopeful one. He sees something about the nature of love. It’s not your conventional romantic comedy, but it is a very romantic story.” From the beginning Neustadter and Weber chafed against the perennially cutesy, sentimental and unexamined conventions of romantic comedies -- and searched for a truer way to tell Tom’s story of the romance that put his heart through a mix-master, only to leave him with an even stronger, if more mature, belief in love. “We threw away all the rules and looked at alternative structures,” explains Neustadter. “We followed every single idea no matter how crazy it seemed, from the way people are transported by a song to how they drown their sorrows in a movie. Anything that was in Tom’s mind and memory was fair game.” Source: tech.groups.yahoo.com
"Which leads to the natural inquiry, inspired by actor Jake Gyllenhaal's recent appearance on TV: Does Haggis have any Steelers tattoos, real or fake? A betting grid for Thursday's Steelers-Browns game, $5 a block, was posted by the stage door.
No, although he does have some Steelers paraphernalia. "I love baseball. I took my son to a Pirate game. I'm a fan of the Pirates. I don't care if they win or lose." Source: www.post-gazette.com
Jake Gyllenhaal presents a first look at the film, 'Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time' at the Spike TV Video Game Awards 2009.
Jake Gyllenhaal presenting the Video Game Awards, on 12th December, 2009.
VGA Exclusives! The prince returns for his next adventure! Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Exclusive Debut Trailer.
"Set for release in May of 2010 (the film - The Sands of Time - will be released in the same month) the new game will be called The Forgotten Sands. What's more, the prince in the game does boast something of a Jake Gyllenhaal likeness, while the title seems to dispense with the watercolour vibe present in the previous title's visuals.
If this initial footage is anything to go by, the new game will sport the game-rewind mechanic, to help the Prince out in tricky spots". Source: play.tm/news
Jake Gyllenhaal appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and revealed his tattoo of the Pittsburgh Steelers on his lower back. on 3rd December, 2009 - Photos by Bauer Griffin.
Screencaps by Iheartjakemediaof Jake Gyllenhaal as Prince of Persia - PoP First Look 2009 Video Game Awards on 12th December 2009.
Jake Gyllenhaal has been chosen one of the sexiest men alive #3 in People Magazine, November 2009. "First, he starred in John Madden's Proof, playing a math geek romantically interested in reclusive and possibly unbalanced Gwyneth Paltrow. Next came Sam Mendes' Jarhead, in which Gyllenhaal stars as Tony Swofford, a young man who discovers the First Gulf War isn't everything he expected it to be". Source: www.aboutfilm.com
"Jake Gyllenhaal, who became an indie darling after starring in the quirky DONNIE DARKO, is still probably best known to mainstream folks as the guy who almost was SPIDER-MAN. When Tobey Maquire's back injury after the first Spider-Man film threatened his ability to appear in the highly lucrative sequel, Gyllenhaal's name was most often mentioned as his possible replacement". Source: www.joblo.com
"Donnie Darko is a simple, oft-told story — a defiant, bright teenage boy trying to make his place in an unsympathetic world run by rules he struggles to comprehend, and on his journey he finds strength through the tragic love of the only girl who understands him. [...] Jake Gyllenhaal — who may be a long-lost brother of Tobey Maguire — stepped in". Source: www.dvdjournal.com
"Emile Hirsch stars in The Girl Next Door as Matthew Kidman, an overachiever in Westport, Conn., who's managed to win entry to Georgetown University, thanks to being class president and yearbook editor. Matthew simply doesn't fit in, and he spends most of his time with his pals Eli (Chris Marquette) and Klitz (Paul Dano), who are equally geeky —" "Elisha Cuthbert is equally archetypal as the object of Matthew's insistent romance, not only because of her natural beauty, but because she encapsulates the ideal adolescent girlfriend — in every scene she's thoughtful, funny, and challenging, always coming across as the sort of mature, sophisticated female puzzle that every young man feels compelled to decipher". Source: www.dvvdjournal.com
"From combat boots and spectator loafers, to plaid button-front shirts and tweed pants, the Emile Hirsch GQ Style spread shows the ‘Alpha Dog’ and ‘The Girl Next Door’ actor in a range of characters that include, among others, the rebel hipster and quirky geek." Source: www.trendhunter.com
Promotional stills of Olivia Wilde of Fox.com
Olivia Wilde - Dr. Remy Hadley/"Thirteen":
"Olivia Wilde has starred in an array of comedic and dramatic roles. Wilde recently wrapped production on the futuristic thriller "Tron Legacy" directed by Joseph Kosinski.
Wilde was seen opposite Jack Black in the biblical-era comedy "Year One." Previously, Wilde starred in and produced "FIX", the story of documentary filmmakers who race all over California to help out a relative. 
Emile Hirsch with Olivia Wilde discussing bed malfunction issues in "Alpha Dog" (2006).
She previously won Best Actress at the Aspen Film Festival for the independent feature "Bickford Schmeckler's Cool Ideas."
On stage, Wilde starred in Epic Theatre Center's Off-Broadway production of "Beauty on the Vine." On television she co-starred in the drama "The Black Donnellys", created by Paul Haggis". Source: www.fox.com
Olivia Wilde in "Lucky" Magazine photoshoot, January 2010.
"I said, 'Is there one day in his life that you can remember that might make a great movie?' " Wilde explained. "And [Tao] said, 'Yeah, there's one day.' And it was this day that really happened."
Olivia Wilde and her husband Tao Ruspoli, director of "Fix".
Olivia Wilde at Spike TV's 7th Annual Video Game Awards in LA, on 12th December 2009. 
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