Erased James Franco at the Castro

November 16, 5:32 PMSF Gay Relationship ExaminerMarconi Calindas

Previous Next

Comment Print Email RSS Subscribe

Subscribe

Get alerts when there is a new article from the SF Gay Relationship Examiner. Read Examiner.com's terms of use.

Email Address   Include other special offers from Examiner.com Terms of Use

James Franco, left, with film director Carter during the Q&A at the Castro Theatre.
Marconi Calindas

That's James Franco, deconstructed.

Hundreds of fans in the San Francisco Bay Area packed the Castro Theatre once again just to get up close and personal with Hollywood and Golden Globe nominated actor James Franco Sunday night. Of course San Francisco mostly remembers the talented and gorgeous actor in the award-winning film Milk as Harvey Milk's long time partner Scott Smith and just had to see him in person.
Franco, who reportedly grew up in the SF Bay Area, brought the house down last night together with up and coming director Carter as both graced a question and answer portion during the screening of "Erased James Franco."
Carter told the audience how the movie was conceptualized through the inspiration of the actor's past works as well as other actors e.g. Julianne Moore and Rock Hudson. Franco said he is glad to have been part of the project and is looking forward to work with Carter again. He said a new project is looming and it "will be a box office success."
Franco thanked the San Francisco audience for making the event a success. During the Q & A one of the audience told Franco that the reason why people packed the theater was because they had heard Franco will appear in the venue on his "Speedo." The actor replied, "Who told you that?" and addressed the question to the organizer.Erased James Franco was filmed last year in Paris, France.Here's a clip of the 65-minute film: