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August 18, 2008

James Franco goes Gucci

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As rumored back in April, James Franco is the new face of the men's fragrance Gucci by Gucci.

Below is some additional behind-the-scenes bonus footage that was made available when the campaign recently launched. Franco walks around an apartment with a scowl on his face as he tries to avoid getting beaned by a boom mic, before finally breaking character and cracking a smile for camera.

Not much happens in either clip, but with a face and body like his, who's really going to complain?

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I enjoyed the host of Fragrance Talk, although he should do his recording without his friends giggling in the background.

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