By Hilary Lewis Deputy Editor, East Coast, THR.com In his new film Enemy, Jake Gyllenhaal plays two characters: a shlumpy history teacher and a confident actor, both of whom look exactly alike ...

Not only does Kermit the Frog have one in Muppets Most Wanted, but so does Jake Gyllenhaal in the tense, surreal and somber thriller Enemy (* * ½ out of four; rated R; opens Friday in select cities).

The two Jakes go head-to-head as Gyllenhaal plays a mild-mannered history prof shocked to discover his doppelganger With “Enemy,” he plunges inward, exploring a mix of inarticulable anxieties ...

Jake Gyllenhaal and Canadian director Denis Villeneuve did some pretty good work together last fall in "Prisoners," a violent thriller that possessed more style than substance. The same can be ...

Although Denis Villenueve’s execution overshadows the material’s academic potential as a debate between nature and nurture, “Enemy ... Also read: Jake Gyllenhaal in Talks to Star in ...

Much like his dual roles in the new film “Enemy,” there are two sides to Jake Gyllenhaal — each a potent force in Hollywood. There’s the heartthrob who makes women melt. It seems no matter ...

Canadian director Denis Villeneuve explores that question in the psychological thriller "Enemy," in theaters on Friday, based on Jose Saramago's 2002 novel "The Double." Jake Gyllenhaal ...

Jake Gyllenhaal has done a lot of things you ... With psychological thriller Enemy out this Friday, we’re taking a look at the arc of his career to see if he’s already peaked.

A24 Films is in final negotiations to acquire Denis Villeneuve‘s “Enemy,” which stars Jake Gyllenhaal in dual roles, an individual familiar with the dealmaking process has told TheWrap.’ ...