Seth Rogen Says He Hasn't Spoken to James Franco in Years, Won't Work With Him Again
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Michael Haskoor
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Seth Rogen stated in a New York Times interview that he hasn't spoken to James Franco in a long time and has no plans to work with him again, following the sexual misconduct allegations against Franco. Rogen acknowledged the situation is more nuanced than he wants to discuss publicly, and indicated his stance remains unchanged from previous comments.
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· 3 pulledI honestly think the nuance of it
Speaking with The New York Times, Rogen reflected on where things stand with his former collaborator, making it clear that he hasn't been in touch with Franco for years and isn't looking to restart their working relationship.
Rogen says nothing has changed since his previous comments about Franco.
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