The Brown Bunny

...made peace. According to Ebert: French cinema's magazine Les Cahiers du Cinema voted The Brown Bunny one of the ten best films of 2004. The film won the FIPRESCI Prize at the Vienna International Film Festival for its "bold exploration of...

In this article: Daisy, Vincent Gallo, Roger Ebert, Chloe Sevigny, Chelsea Girls, Les Cahiers du Cinema, and California

The motion picture soundtrack to Vincent Gallo's film The Brown Bunny was released exclusively in Japan. The first five tracks come from artists Gordon Lightfoot, Jackson C. Frank, Matisse/Accardo Quartet, Jeff Alexander and Ted Curson. The...

In this article: John Frusciante, Jeff Alexander, Ted Curson, Gordon Lightfoot, Vincent Gallo, Jackson C. Frank, and Japan

...the time, its alienating qualities make it compelling to me. In fact, I made that very point in my positive review of Vincent Gallo's The Brown Bunny, which Roger Ebert called the worst film ever to screen in competition at Cannes. (He...

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...just how "mean" the British press have been to him over the years. This reached a nadir with the release of Gallo's 2003 road movie, The Brown Bunny, which was booed during its press preview in Cannes and earned instant notoriety for a...

In this article: Vincent Gallo, Francis Ford Coppola, Buffalo, New York, Transcendence, Dracula, Tetro, and London Film Festival

...and Voices in the Mist (8) 23 1953 film starring Marilyn Monroe and Joseph Cotten (7) 24 Vincent ---, director and star of the films The Brown Bunny and Buffalo 66 (5) 25 See 19. 26 Gertrude ---, author of The Autobiography of Alice B....

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...Chloe Sevigny. Rallo asks who that is, and Cleveland says she's just a "gross indie porno actress. " This being a reference to 2004's "The Brown Bunny," a film that garnered some controversy at the Cannes Film Festival for its unsimulated sex...

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...in a war zone: be Bill O'Reilly. Also see: The Ransom of Red Chief. [Page Six] Vincent Gallo, director of The Brown Bunny (who also starred as the film's lead in the trailblazing role of Guy Who Doesn't Talk For Two Hours Only To Get His Dong...

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...calls we made to the impostor were, predictably, not returned. Gallo, who famously had a graphic sex scene with Chloe Sevigny in "The Brown Bunny," is no stranger to controversy. After critic Roger Ebert panned the 2003 film, Gallo called him...

In this article: Vincent Gallo, Roger Ebert, E-mails, Gmail, Vice magazine, Winston Churchill, Chloe Sevigny, and Buffalo 66

...lady, Chloe Sevigny, were practically led to the film critics' equivalent of a scaffold. It wasn't pretty. People hated, just hated "The Brown Bunny." Of course, everyone managed to fit the movie into their schedule, since the movie also had a...

In this article: Vincent Gallo, Chloe Sevigny, Buffalo '66, Los Angeles, and Cheryl Tiegs

Some people have called Vincent Gallo's "The Brown Bunny" the worst movie ever entered at the Cannes Film Festival, where it was booed. I quarrel with that: not the "worst" part but the "movie" part. It's not really a movie. I suppose...

In this article: Vincent Gallo, Chloe Sevigny, California, Cannes Film Festival, Dorothy Parker, Calvin Coolidge, Richard Gere, and Twilight Zone