LOS ANGELES, CA – The Screen Actors Guild‐American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) is currently investigating misconduct allegations against actor Vincent Gallo, in connection with his role in the film “The Policeman.” The complaint involves multiple female actors who have come forward with allegations against Gallo, prompting the guild to take action.
The spokesperson for SAG-AFTRA confirmed the investigation, stating that they are committed to ensuring a safe and respectful environment on set. As the inquiry is ongoing, the guild refrains from providing specific details regarding the complaints.
“The Policeman,” directed by Jordan Gertner and co-starring James Franco, has sparked controversy due to allegations of sexual comments made by Gallo during the audition process. One actress accused Gallo of making threatening statements during an audition, while another claimed he made inappropriate remarks about performing sexual acts onscreen.
Rolling Stone was the first to report on the complaints against Gallo. While Franco’s involvement in the film is brief, sources indicate that he is not under investigation in relation to the allegations.
The emergence of these allegations has put the spotlight on the issue of misconduct within the entertainment industry, prompting SAG-AFTRA to take steps to address the matter. As the investigation continues, the guild remains focused on upholding standards of conduct in the workplace.
These developments shed light on the ongoing efforts to address misconduct in the entertainment industry and serve as a reminder of the importance of creating a safe and respectful work environment. The investigation into the allegations against Vincent Gallo underscores the need for accountability and transparency in addressing misconduct allegations in the film industry.