Vincent Gallo

Versatile and edgy Hollywood actor Vincent Gallo is the new face for G-Star RAW‘s 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign., explains that Vincent brings a unique look to the campaign: “Vincent is unorthodox, authentic, imperfect and raw; all characteristics matching G-Star’s DNA. We are happy to have an independent trailblazer and cultural artist like Vincent as our new face.” Vincent Gallo pairs up with British actress, Gemma Arterton for the campaign. G-Star’s essence for menswear matches Vincent’s...Read Full Story

Vincent Gallo must be putting his whole misunderstood, controversial auteur career on hold to make some money through endorsements. It's not foreign territory: He's done the modeling thing before, most notably with Calvin Klein. And remember his Belevedere commercial that's just pretentious enough to be irresistable to vodka drinkers who take themselves too seriously? Refresh your memory:According to Mediabistro's AgencySpy, next up for Gallo will be megabrand H&M. They report, "In the print...Read Full Story

I was given Tetro on Blu-ray as a Christmas present but I had delayed watching it as with Francis Ford Coppola’s previous release Youth Without Youth I was actually expecting to be very much disappointed by it, luckily this was not to be the case and its clearly his best entirely original screenplay since The Conversation and his most personal film since Apocalypse Now, I engaged with it so much that I wished it had another 30 minutes running time.The premise for Tetro is actually very slight...Read Full Story

The Dutch designer clothing brand has released that Hollywood bad boy and famed actor/director, Vincent Gallo, will star in there latest campaigns along side Gemma Arterton. Shubhankar Ray, Global Brand Director of G-Star RAW explains: “Vincent is unorthodox, authentic, imperfect and raw; all characteristics matching G-Star’s DNA. We are happy to have an independent trailblazer and cultural artist like Vincent as our new face.”  Iconic photographer and film maker Anton Corbijn created the...Read Full Story

Controversial filmmaker, provocateur, all-around renaissance man and (former) professional stud Vincent Gallo recently appeared on Film Programme to speak with critics about his film “Buffalo 66.” While there’s a great deal of interesting debate on the program, I’d like to highlight a section where Gallo has a go at left-wing politics creeping into film criticism.Gallo speaks to something I’ve seen in independent cinema, and indeed mainstream cinema, for some time: that stories dealing with...Read Full Story