Give 'em a C

Jake has gotten the elusive part down pat but today it's all about exclusives.

The Wrap has the exclusive on Jake's sit down with James Lipton at Inside the Actor's studio.

Source: Bravo

"His first time on the series, the actor discussed his films 'Brokeback Mountain,' 'October Sky,' 'Donnie Darko,' 'End of Watch,' and the upcoming 'Prisoners.'
In addition, he discussed his famous Hollywood family and revisited his relationship with late friend and "Brokeback Mountain" co-star Heath Ledger."

And of course Jake will be giving his answers to the Pivot questionnaire,  which Lipton  has famously made part of the show.

You can catch the one on one with Jake,  Thursday, September 19th at 8:00pm EDT/ 7:00 pm Central on Bravo.

Prisoner's opens nationwide in the U.S. the following day September 20th.

But until then they only way to catch the movie, besides hopping a flight to Toronto is catching clips of the movie.   Today,  MTV is giving an exclusive sneak peek of Jake in his latest role at Detective Loki.

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I Want My MTV

Happy 30th Anniversary MTV!
Both Jake and Austin have never known a world without MTV, but what's their connection to the iconic station.

Well Jake's been on MTV -- a lot

Visiting

TRL 2004TRL 2007

Battling future Brother's co-star Tobey in Celebrity Deathmatch.

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The movie specials

Rocking the Vote with Peter in a PSA and doing the Rock the Vote AwardsYou can't forget the MTV Awards, whether as a guest, 20032004

a presenteror a recipient.

Getting the Best Performance Award at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards of course capturing the Best Kiss Award with Heath for BBM.


Check out the video of Jake getting best performance and see who he beat out.

Austin? It's the Crazy Tree connections.

Friend, co-star and fellow Southern Gothic Hilary Burton got her start on MTV.And the big man producer/ director Joe Davola?Well you wouldn't have MTV without some Joe. Why?

Davola began his career by aiding the creation and development of the MTV. He spent seven years there, where he rose to executive producer and head of development. While there,he helped mold the network's direction by producing long form and special live events, including The 1988 Video Music Awards, and created and produced their first original program, Remote Control.Joe was also responsible for these other MTV shows: Singled Out, Road Rules, The Jon Stewart Show, House of Style, The Real World and MTV Sports.

And don't know Austin some out there have suggested you could have a claim to some of that MTV money. You might want to talk to your fellow Austinite Mike Judge about that.

What were your favorite videos?