THE BELIEVER: I was talking to one of the bellboys about people’s experiences with hauntings in this hotel, and he told me about all this footage he’d seen from cameras here. Things moving on their own.
JAMES FRANCO: Oh, right. Yeah.
CARTER: Surveillance cameras?
BLVR: Surveillance cameras.
JF: Well, I have to say, I stayed here when we were doing press for Pineapple Express, and I was feeling fine, and then I got into the room, and—didn’t you visit? That was that night!
C: Yeah. We were up at the corner…
JF: I just felt so depressed that night. Everything was good, going well—
C: And then I showed up. [Laughs]
JF: No, but after you left, I felt so bad—to the point where I was calling Seth Rogen, and I never call him. He wasn’t answering, and I was calling him to get some support or something because I was feeling so bad about myself. And I was like, What is going on? And then I went down in the morning and was like, “Does anyone ever complain about this place being haunted?” And I don’t even think that way, but I woke up in the morning thinking I was just haunted. And they were like, “Yeah, there’s that graveyard in the back.” This is built on the one of the oldest graveyards in Manhattan.
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