James Franco Quotes

There's This Phenomenon Where People Do Like To Announce Movies That They Think I'm Doing That I'm Not.

When I Research A Role It Does Get A Little Crazy And Maybe Even A Little Stupid.

It's Like Low-budget Filmmaking - A Focus On Dialogue And Relationships Over Plot. Quirky. Improv.

I Get To Work With Incredibly Talented Young Filmmakers And Students, And Their Attitudes And Relationship With Film Is Still So Pure. That Re-inspires Me And Reminds Me Why I Got Into It And What I Love About Film, And Allows Me A Little Reprieve From The Business Side Of It. And It Rekindles My Love Of Film.

I Teach A Lot - I Teach At The Ucla And Usc Graduate Film Programs - And A Lot Of Those Projects Are My Students' Projects That I Act In Or I Do A Cameo.

I Have A Lot Of Books Optioned. This One Sat Around For A While - Part Of That Was Just Because I Was Trying To Figure It Out, And I Didn't Realize I Needed Pam To Figure It Out - But I'm Not Somebody That Likes To Option Books And Then Sit On Them.

Adapting A Book Is Essentially A Collaboration, Whether The Author Is Alive Or Dead.

When I Went To Film School About Three Years Ago, The First Two Years You're Required To Make A Series Of Short Films. I Started Making Films Based On Short Poems.

I Always See Nice Images Like That But I Don't Know What To Do With Them. I Guess You Share Them With Someone. Or You Write Them Down In A Poem. I Had So Many Of Those Little Images, But I Never Shared Them Or Wrote Any Of Them Down.

Showing The Addiction And Unusual Sexual Practices Are Ways Of Just Outlining A Much Bigger Character Trait.

You Just Don't Really Rehearse Kissing Scenes, Whether It's Male Or Female.

I Think As Far As Straight Actors Playing Gay Roles, "brokeback Mountain" Was A Big Breakthrough. I'm Pretty Sure When They Were Casting That Movie That - I Think The Story Is, Like You Know, 10 To 15 Other Actors Turned It Down.