Gavin McInnes(I)

Producer
Actor
Writer

Huang examines Vice's transformation from indie magazine to media behemoth, interviewing former contributors pivotal to its ascent and decline.

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Vice Is Broke (2024)

Gavin McInnes was born on 17 July 1970 in Hitchin, England, UK. He is a producer and actor, known for How to Be a Man (2013), Are Women as Horny as Men? (2009) and Creative Control (2015). He has been married to Emily Jendrisak since 2005. They have three children.

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Known for

How to Be a Man

6.7

Producer

2013

Are Women as Horny as Men?

5.8

Short

Man
Dancer

2009

Creative Control

5.4

Scott

2015

Asshole

7.0

Short

Producer

2009

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Producer

The Big Time Sportsity Sports Show
TV Series
- executive producer
- 2022–2024
Next Week Tonight
1.7
TV Series
- executive producer
- 2021
Get off my Lawn
8.2
Podcast Series
- producer
- 2017
The Truth About the Sex Abuse Scandal
8.1
Video
- producer (uncredited)
- 2017
The Gavin McInnes Show
5.1
TV Series
- executive producer
- 2015–2017
How to Be a Man
6.7
- executive producer
- 2013
Asshole
7.0
Short
- executive producer
- 2009
Sophie Can Walk
7.2
Short
- executive producer
- 2008

Actor

Writer

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The Brotherhood of the Traveling Rants

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The Brotherhood of the Traveling Rants

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Jesse Ventura Off The Grid

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Alternative names
- Jimmy McInnes
Height
- 5′ 9½″ (1.77 m)
Born
- July 17, 1970
- Hitchin, England, UK
Spouse
- Emily Jendrisak2005 - present (3 children)
Other works
Release of his book, "The Death of Cool".

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Trivia
Co-founder of Vice magazine.

Quotes
[on the Charlottesville, Va. riots, August 2017] This gathering was a lie. It purported to be about statues; it purported to be about community, but it was really about polarizing the right and saying, 'You are with us or against us'. And I think they're going to find that everyone is against them. Their rhetoric got a woman killed and a boy put in prison. It cut the alt-right off from everyone else. (The left and right media) see us all as one dumb and unified group, and we're not. And I think what we learned this weekend is, we should be.