James Franco Daily

A blog dedicated to keeping you up-to-date on all things James Franco.

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I need to see this. Why don’t I live in NYC?!

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PALO ALTO, Starring James Franco And Emma Roberts, Arrives May 9. Plus GIF Images

I’ve received this press release stating that the release date for Gia Coppola’s directorial…

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For James Franco’s look in the Ford Super Bowl commercials Jamal used Hamadi Shea Hair Cream.

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'12 Years a Slave,' 'Gravity' Top San Francisco Critics Awards

Congrats James Franco on another major critics group prize:

San Francisco Critics Awards- Best Supporting Actor: James Franco, "Spring Breakers"

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Tribeca Film to Release ‘Palo Alto,’ Starring Emma Roberts and James Franco

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James Franco signs books in Vancouver, Dec 05.2013

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Indigo Events 

In the Green Room with JAMES FRANCO!

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Tribeca Film to Release ‘Palo Alto,’ Starring Emma Roberts and James Franco

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The ‘Homefront’ Los Angeles press conference held at Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills on November 18, 2013

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DAZED & CONFUSED | DEC 2013 | THE NEW VIDEO VISIONARIES

Our Dec issue cover star James Franco launches #DAZEDVISIONARIES – a new home for the world’s best filmmakers. Shot by Josh Olins and styled by Robbie Spencer. Read more. 

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James Franco Reflects On His Life & Career For A Full Hour With Charlie Rose --> VIDEO http://www.feelguide.com/2013/11/09/james-franco-reflects-on-his-life-career-for-a-full-hour-with-charlie-rose/

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#OUT100: Travis Mathews & Kristen Schaffer

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#HOMEFRONT pic.twitter.com/Y58uOiHAeL

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Homefront preview pictures

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Spring Break: A Fever Dream, by James Franco

Image by Courtney Nicholas

Here’s the end of it all, and I’ll tell you why: because there will never be a movie or a character that is more important for this age than Spring Breakers and its protagonist Alien. As Harmony Korine’s friend Werner Herzog said to me on the phone call of all phone calls—I was out in North Carolina, sitting in a little Mexican restaurant called Cocula that I frequent on my lunch breaks from the low-residency writing MFA program at Warren Wilson College, just staring out the window that’s frosted over with a map of Mexico, at the dirty field across the roadway—when he told me that my performance in the film made De Niro in Taxi Driver look like a kindergartener, and that the film was the most important film of the decade. Imagine in a distinct German accent: “Three hundred years from now, when people want to look back at dis time, dey won’t go to the Obama inauguration speech, dey will go to Spring Breakers.”

I can’t even take credit for Alien. He is Harmony’s. As he says, Alien is a gangster mystic. A clown, a killer, a lover: the spirit of the age. Riff Raff wants to take credit for this creation, but that simplifies it. It is like Neal Cassady laying claim to Jack Kerouac’s Dean Moriarty, which isn’t a great comparison because Kerouac was transparently and literally writing about Neal. Alien undermines all. He’s a gangster who deep-throats automatic weapons as well as Linda Lovelace would. He’s the guru of the age. He’s what you would get if you got every damn material thing you ever wanted and then relished in the realization that you don’t have a use for any of it. So you make one up. “Bring it on, little bitches, come to me, little bitches… We didn’t create this sensitive monster, y’all did. Look at his shit, that’s what y’all are working fo yo’selves.”

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