Oscar-winning actors Eddie Redmayne and Julianne Moore will launch their effort to become double Oscar winners at this year’s Toronto Film Festival. The pair, who collected Academy Awards in February, each have films screening at the festival which is seen as the launch pad for awards season. Redmayne appears as a transgender pioneer in The Danish Girl, while Moore stars in gay rights drama Freeheld. Jake Gyllenhaal drama Demolition will open the festival on 10 September. Directed by Canadian Jean-Marc Vallee – who previously directed Dallas Buyers Club and Wild – Gyllenhaal stars as an investment banker whose life unravels after his wife dies in a car crash. Image copyright TIFF Image caption Jake Gyllenhall stars in Demolition Oscar buzz for both Redmayne and Moore began last year after their films The Theory of Everything and Still Alice premiered at Toronto. Redmayne went on to collect the best actor Oscar for his portrayal of physicist Stephen Hawking, while Moore won best actress for her role as a college professor with Alzheimer’s. This year, the actress stars in the real life story of New Jersey police detective Laurel Hester, who after being diagnosed with cancer fights to leave her pension to her partner, Stacie Andree. Freeheld also stars Ellen Page and Steve Carell as a gay rights activist. Image copyright TIFF Image caption Juno star Ellen Page stars opposite Julianne Moore in Freeheld Moore also has a second film premiering at the festival – Maggie’s Plan – a romantic comedy also…more detail