'365 Days' star Michele Morrone lands Guess modelling contract

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Michele Morrone serves up a lot of sexiness in his brand new video for “Hard For Me”.

365 Days star Michele Morrone has landed a lucrative new deal as the face of fashion brand Guess.

Get ready to see a lot more of 365 DNI (aka 365 Days) star Michele Morrone – he just scored a six-figure modeling deal with Marciano and Guess by Marciano!

TMZ reports that the chiseled and tattooed Italian actor-musician who played Massimo just made a deal with designer Paul Marciano to star in fine menswear holiday campaigns for Marciano and Guess by Marciano.The new gig is delivering a windfall to the 29-year-old star of the erotic drama that hit the streaming service in June following a February theatrical release in Poland and Britain: Sources told TMZ that Marciano and Guess agreed to a six-figure deal — more than the average male model makes

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Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefDerek Tsang’s youth drama “Better Days” was awarded the top prize, a Golden Mulberry, at the Festival of Far East Film in Udine, northern Italy. The festival was largely online, and the prizes selected by an audience which both viewed the films and voted electronically.Some 25,000 votes were cast for the audience award, by 3,000 accredited pass holders in 45 countries.

Hong Kong director Derek Tsang'sBetter Dayswon the top prizes at the first—and perhaps only—virtual edition of Italy's Far East Film Festival (FEFF). Tsang's romantic crime drama, starringZhou Dongyu and Jackson Yee, took the overall audience award, the Golden Mulberry, as well as the Black Mulberry, voted on by the Shogun pass holders.