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Howl
Role: Allen Ginsberg
Status: 2009 Release Date
Directed By: Rob Epstein
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Milk
Role: Scott Smith
Status: December 5, 2008
Directed By: Gus Van Sant
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Nights in Rodanthe
Role: Mark Flanner
Status: September 26, 2008
Directed By: George C. Wolfe
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Pineapple Express
Role: Saul Silver
Status: August 6, 2008
Directed By: David Gordon Green
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Milk stills
Posted by admin on January 6, 2009

Hey everyone, I added several Milk stills so the gallery, along with a poster and behind the scenes images. Check em out!

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- Milk Production Stills (x31)
- Milk On Set Images (x4)
- Milk Artwork & Posters

And since I have yet to pick up my copy of Pineapple Express, if anyone has the DVD and would be willing to donate captures from the film and special features, please let us know! We’re looking for any donations for the site!



Pineapple Express Outtakes
Posted by Sal on January 5, 2009

As you all know, Pineapple Express is out in the US on DVD on Tuesday. Here are some outtakes courtesy of OhNoTheyDidnt.

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Oh and as Fiona pointed out, if you haven’t already, please join the forums and talk about James all you want!



New Years Eve with James
Posted by Sal on January 2, 2009

Chloe Sevigny & T. I. Celebrate New Year’s Eve 12/31/2008 - Gansevoort South Miami Beach, FL United States.
Yes, I do believe that is Ahna (sp?) he is with girls. =)


Don’t forget If you’re in the US “Pineapple Express” comes out on DVD Tuesday, Jan. 6th!



New York Post’s Top Hebrew Hunks of 2008
Posted by Sal on December 25, 2008

James Franco is number 2 on a list of NY Post’s Top Hebrew Hunks of 2008!

Seth Rogen made it to number 20 on the list and Jason Segal is number 18. Zac Efron topped the list.

You can view the entire list here.



James on The Tonight Show
Posted by Sal on December 22, 2008

I’ve found a better quality version that will let me embed. Enjoy!



James on The Tonight Show!
Posted by Sal on December 21, 2008

I’ve found where you guys can watch James on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno! Just click here. (Sorry I can’t embed. )

On a lighter note, Milk AND Pineapple Express have been named one of MoviePhones best 50 movies of 2008! Source

What they had to say about Pineapple Express.

Ever wonder what an action comedy centering on two stoners would look like? Well, wonder no more, because Seth Rogen is here to show you. Hope the writer-producer-star doesn’t mind having scenes stolen out from under him, because they are, by a lovably loopy James Franco, who should try comedy more often, and the outrageously hilarious Danny McBride as a friendly drug dealer who just won’t die.

What they had to say about Milk.

What was already an affecting story — that of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man to be elected to U.S. public office, who was shot to death by a fellow supervisor — takes on greater power, and near-heartbreaking poignancy, in the face of recent political initiatives against gay marriage. But what ultimately carries the movie is Milk himself, whose outsized charisma and passion get their due in Sean Penn’s fiery, feisty performance.



Tonight Show
Posted by Sal on December 19, 2008

Don’t forget, James will be on the Tonight Show Friday (tomorrow) December 19th!! We’ll be on the lookout for YouTube videos for those of you who miss it.



Black Book Mag and L’Uomo Vogue Scans
Posted by Sal on December 18, 2008

Big Thank you to DustedCustard for scanning these. We now have Black Book Magazine and L’Uomo Vogue (Dec 2008).

-Black Book Magazine
-L’Uomo Vogue



AFI’s Movies of the Year
Posted by Sal on December 15, 2008

Milk has been named one of AFI’s Movies of the Year. Others that made the list were: The Dark Knight, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Iron Man and a few others.

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James wants to be a teacher?
Posted by Sal on December 14, 2008

James Franco says acting doesn’t “satisfy” him.

The ‘Milk’ star enrolled on a graduate course at New York University and a creative writing course at Columbia University after Hollywood left him feeling disillusioned.

He said: “Going back to school has been life-changing and lifesaving. I wasn’t on the point of suicide, but I wasn’t satisfied.

“As an actor, you can tell yourself that your self-worth isn’t measured by how your last movie did at the box office. But I found when acting was all I had, inevitably I would be emotionally affected by how well a movie did.

“School offered a way to focus on something that had a new criteria for success, and its own rewards. It releases me from pressure that I put on myself, where everything has to be perfect.”

James is now considering quitting the movie business and pursuing a career as a teacher.

The 30-year-old star added to Blackbook magazine: “I have faith that my school and acting schedules will work out. Teaching creative writing students is something I’d like to do.

“I like the idea of teaching people who I know are interested in a subject, and not because it’s a general education requirement. I want students who want to be there.”

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