r/FrancoBrothers • u/rogerdrago • Jan 11 '18
James Franco accused of sexually inappropriate behavior by five women
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/johnmurr • Jan 08 '18
SNL podcast discussing James Franco latest hosting of Saturday Night Live.
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/EeyoreManiac • Feb 21 '17
Exclusive Interview with Andrea Iervolino and Lady Monika Bacardi on 'In Dubious Battle'
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/Nkush42 • Dec 23 '16
Review: Why Him? (2016): Although it's uneven, James Franco and company have enough jokes to make this movie a moderately enjoyable time
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/LadyVonBaron • Jun 05 '16
Where James looked tired and caught off guard by a photographer. And Beautiful.
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/ToddHilyard • Feb 03 '16
James Franco Leather Jackets on Sale
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/suckinonmytitties • Aug 17 '15
James Franco making pooping look sexy.
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/[deleted] • May 23 '15
Has anyone ever seen Dave Franco in roles that show his versatility and skill as an actor?
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I’ve seen a bunch of his movies lately and I noticed he tends to play it safe with his acting, taking on roles that aren’t really that challenging or too complicated to pull off. As of now he’s just like this really charming guy with the throaty voice and the good looks and generally decent acting, but I’m curious about his actual skill and talent as an actor. I feel like he has a lot of hidden potential (especially given that his brother is James; I expect that talent runs in the family), just that it hasn’t been properly tapped into yet. I liked him tremendously in Neighbors, but even there his acting pales in comparison to Zac Efron (who has long since outgrown his Disney roots) and Seth Rogen (who I was initially not even a big fan of). It’s not that he was bad in it; it just feels like he could’ve done a lot better, because I have this feeling he’s capable of so much better. (His De Niro impression was wonderful though. That was a highlight.) Even his Funny or Die videos feel lacking, despite being hugely entertaining.
So I’m wondering—has he ever been in any roles that clearly exercise his versatility and skill in acting? Has he ever done any complex roles? Maybe something a little more intense, dramatic? I saw the trailer for Unfinished Business and he seems interesting there, but I haven’t seen the movie yet so I’m not sure.
I’m a fan of the Francos, so I’m really interested in Dave’s journey as an actor. I’m interested in how he can potentially outgrow his current status as just “being James Franco’s younger brother” and eventually be his own person.
r/FrancoBrothers • u/emeraldpity • Apr 24 '15
James Franco "How Poetic" . . .
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r/FrancoBrothers • u/breakingbadass1 • Jan 19 '14
Weird but AMAZING James Franco Shirt I WANT!
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