Following in the footsteps of Harrison Ford, Jake Gyllenhaal stars in the latest adaptation of the 1987 novel Presumed Innocent, starring alongside his brother-in-law, actor Peter Sarsgaard.
Jake Gyllenhaal says the unexpected opportunity to become roommates with his brother-in-law and co-star Peter Sarsgaard, is a moment he will always cherish. Fresh from dominating the UFC octagon in Road House, the Oscar-nominated actor has swapped his mouthguard for the courtroom in the Apple TV+ series Presumed Innocent. Based on the 1987 novel of the same name, and made into movie starring Harrison Ford in 1990, it follows a criminal lawyer accused of killing his co-worker and lover.
'And then we can go home and we can have a beer and we can laugh and enjoy it.' The Spider-Man star's appreciation for Sarsgaard doesn't stop there. He even credits his brother-in-law for the most memorable piece of direction he has ever received as an actor. 'He once came to see me in a show that I was doing on stage, and his only note for me was there's power in stillness, and I remember that so much because I think it's true.
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