Hollywood's leading men unite for Prada campaign Gary Oldman, Jamie Bell, Willem Dafoe and Garrett Hedlund strike a pose for Prada's autumn/winter 2012 adverts. It appears that Gary Oldman, Garrett Hedlund, Jamie Bell and Willem Dafoe did such a good job of walking in the autumn/winter 2012 Prada menswear show, that the Italian label couldn't resist recreating the magic for their newest advertising campaign. READ: The power of celebrity takes over at Prada Captured by revered fashion photographer David Sims, the quartet has been shot in a "contemporary character study," according to the brand. Described as "stylish men off screen as well as on," the actors pose against a cardinal red background for their 'performance' in front of the camera. IN PICTURES: Top 10 earning male models Brits Gary Oldman (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy) and Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot) might represent a 28-year age gap, but were chosen by the luxury label because they are "influential icons of fashion" and "represent a cross-generational broadening of the face of Prada menswear." The dramatic images - created to evoke a different archetype by each leading man - also overspill for Prada's eyewear campaign. The foursome succeed The Dreamers actor Michael Pitt, who posed with a guitar for the current spring/summer 2012 adverts - who in turn took over from Spiderman star Tobey Maguire.