James Franco: What The Demise Of His Friendship With Seth Rogen Means To Sexual Assault Survivors – And How His Sexual Misconduct Allegations Didn’t Actually Impact His Career
James Franco is a renowned actor, writer, director, and teacher. He used to be everywhere. There was a time that we, the fans, couldn’t get enough of him, with hit movies like ‘Spiderman’, ‘127 Hours’, ‘Oz the Great and Powerful’, as well as his collaborative works with Seth Rogen. His fame and adoration nearly lasted two decades, but it all came crashing down in 2018 after 5 women sued him and accused him of fraud and sexual misconduct. He and his business partner settled the lawsuits for over $2 million. But with that being said, Franco’s career suffered a great deal as a result. By 2024, however, he made a comeback. As of the publishing of this blog post, he has 5(!) pending projects awaiting to be released. In October 2024, Franco admitted that his friendship with Seth Rogen, which lasted 20 years, as well his working with relationship with Rogen, was over following the sexual misconduct allegations that almost destroyed his career and reputation. They starred in movies such as ‘Pineapple Express’, ‘This Is The End’, and ‘The Interview’. Here, we break down Franco’s career, his personal life, and what his friendship breakup with Seth Rogen means to victims everywhere. We also discuss whether or not Franco is even deserving of a career comeback in the first place, even though none of us ever asked for it in the first place.