Vincent Gallo Under Investigation by SAG-AFTRA for Alleged Sexual Impropriety

Multiple actresses accuse the actor of making sexually explicit and threatening comments during auditions for his upcoming film 'The Policeman'.

Actor Vincent Gallo is being investigated by the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) following allegations of sexual impropriety during auditions for his upcoming film 'The Policeman'.
Multiple actresses have accused Gallo of making sexually explicit and threatening comments during the audition process.
The complaints allege that Gallo demanded scenes be 'fully improvised' and that actresses be willing to have their 'minds and bodies be 100 percent dominated' by him at all times.
Despite the allegations, a spokesperson for the film's production company stated that an intimacy coordinator was hired for the production and that the film was carried out in a 'safe, protective, and respectful environment'.
The allegations against Gallo come amidst a broader conversation in Hollywood about the need for intimacy coordinators and the protection of actors in scenes involving nudity or simulated sex.