Vanity Fair France has issued an apology after editing a photo of actor Guy Pearce, in which a Palestinian flag pin he wore is not visible. The move, which was quickly called out on social media, has been labeled by some as an attempt at censorship.

Vanity Fair France apologized for a photo in which a Palestine pin that Guy Pearce was wearing on his suit was edited out (via CNN). Pearce attended this year’s Cannes Film Festival in support of David Cronenberg’s competition entry “The Shrouds,

The publication published a photo of actor Guy Pearce with his Palestinian flag pin edited out, an error that was quickly noticed on social media and called out as censorship.

Vanity Fair France has commented after editing a photo of Guy Pearce at the Cannes Film Festival wearing a pin of the Palestinian flag. Pearce appeared at the film festival to support his new film, The Shrouds.

Vanity Fair magazine sparks debate after photoshopping Palestine flag pin from Guy Pearce portrait - The actor also wore a bracelet in the colours of the Palestinian flag.

Vanity Fair France has issued an apology after the publication edited a portrait of Guy Pearce to remove a Palestinian flag pin he wore to Cannes Film Festival.

Guy Pearce, who was promoting his film 'The Shrouds' at the festival, posed for a photo session, which was part of a series of portraits of actors at Cannes 2024. When Vanity Fair France put up the photos in an article on their website the Palestine flag was missing from his suit,