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I went to give Brody a hug and I guess my elbow accidentally bumped the back of his girlfriend's head. I didn't even know that happened until this morning. I was shocked. Brody and I are longtime friends
Report: Jenner, Francis brawl in bar Mar 06, 2009
This is yet another example of false allegations that I have faced
'Wild' girls drop lawsuit Oct 15, 2007
Vanessa Hudgens is the classic girl next door gone wild
Girls Gone Wild offers Hudgens $500K Sep 11, 2007
Antonella Barba is an unbelievably sexy girl who obviously knows how to have a good time
'Girls Gone Wild' wants 'Idol' Barba Mar 07, 2007
Jenner's public accusations that I punched and kicked his girlfriend are false, outrageous, and slanderous
Francis denies Jenner assault claims Aug 30, 2009
Joseph R. "Joe" Francis (born April 1, 1973) is an American entrepreneur known as the founder of Mantra Films, Inc., which produces the Girls Gone Wild and Guys Gone Wild DVD series.
Francis grew up in Laguna Beach, California. His parents are Raymond and Maria Francis and he has three sisters. He attended Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic School, Rumsey Hall boarding school, a Military academy, a reform school, and Laguna Beach High School.
Francis' first video, sold through commercials, was a series of private clips and news footage deletions of fatal accidents that were considered too graphic for broadcast. Banned From Television was considered a commercial success and it spawned other sequels. One of the videos that Francis had licensed contained footage of female college students flashing their breasts during Mardi Gras and Spring Break. Seeing the marketing appeal, he titled that footage Girls Gone Wild (GGW). He eventually stopped licensing the material and began producing it himself.