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Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Pena star in action thriller
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- Date Sep 20, 2012
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-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael -- partner -- to play LAPD officers patrolling the dangerous streets of south central.
In the new movie and of watch their pride -- what you do you guys.
While the -- hand held shot thriller -- when he -- racing action the stars say there's much more to it.
The fact that they are cops is you know obviously is full of action and -- and he's.
Suspenseful but I mean I think this movie is about the heart you know.
These two guys who share you know back together and protect each other would do anything for -- -- Coming the project -- writer director David Mayer who also wrote 2000 one's training day.
He put -- actors -- serious training before they put on the uniform.
Our street tactical training police ride alongs martial arts training and felt that it was brutal.
We -- college.
I think sparring was really really tough you know we would would be fighting would would people that that would really relief hitting -- and trying to -- -- All the work TV actors a good understanding of a police officers daily duties.
I watched police officers to do what they do for five months like two or three times.
-- you know from four in the afternoon at 4 in the morning you know I was there with them watching them do with they'd do -- Know a lot of situations they found themselves in you know I don't know if I do -- them.
Had to believe that I could somewhere in my mind and and that's part of what being an -- is I think that's.
David hopes the film will give audiences the same kind of green unit appreciation.
For those who Wear the bats.
The big secret on law enforcement is that they're good guys you know.
-- there's a tiny miniscule amount of people that are corrupt you know and and what I hope this movie does is always -- servicemen and women going through the airport in uniform traveling abroad and -- say hey.
Thank you for your service.
Maybe it's time we start doing that for for a law enforcement officers.
In New York Ashley to -- and Fox News.