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The man who made Gordon Ramsay cry. Marco Pierre White, the original bad-boy chef, talks about taking over Hell's Kitchen from his rival, his scorn for molecular gastronomy and kitchen rage. Alex Koppelman Skip to Comments.
If the product is a personality, then implosion always threatens, as Tiger Woods has shown us so graphically. In the macho world of celebrity cheffery we find an excellent case study in the pitfalls of personal brand-building: Gordon Ramsay vs Jamie Oliver. On paper, Gordon wins this fight. He edges it in the charisma department and a clutch of Michelin stars tell us that heâd kill Jamie in a cook-off. But despite this personal magnetism, or perhaps because of it, his brand and business struggle.