Endorsements
Interests
Product Types
Endorsements
The companies that James Franco endorses include AmishBoyish, Coach, Ford and Gucci.
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Interests
Some of the things that James Franco likes include Art, Books, Caps and Cats.
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Products that James Franco has endorsed
Some of the product types that James Franco has endorsed are: Electronics and Communication, Luxury Goods, Specialty Stores and Car.
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Charities
Causes
Charities
The charities that James Franco supports include: (RED), 826 National, American Foundation for AIDS Research (amFAR) and Artists for Peace and Justice.
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Causes
The list of Causes that James Franco supports include AIDS & HIV, Alzheimer’s Disease, At-Risk/Disadvantaged Youths and Cancer.
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Social Media & Audience
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Contact Information
April 19, 1978
Male
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James Franco Bio
James Edward Franco was born in Palo Alto, California on April 19, 1978. After quitting school to become an actor, his first job was in a Pizza Hut commercial. Franco’s first regular TV gig was on NBC show Freaks and Geeks. It was soon cancelled but later gained cult status. He made his film debut in the 1999 Drew Barrymore romantic comedy Never Been Kissed but in his early career is probably most famed for his role as Harry Osborn in Spider-Man (2002) – a role he reprised in the 2004 and 2007 sequels. He had less success with Nicolas Cage directed movie Sonny (2002) which was slated by critics.
He faired better with 2008 comedy Pineapple Express. Starring with Seth Rogen, Franco played drug dealer Saul. His great comedic performance got him nominated for a Best Actor Golden Globe. The accolades for Franco did not stop there, as he earned an Independent Spirit Award for his role in Gus Van Sant’s Milk.
In Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours (2010) he took on the challenge of telling the harrowing real life story of Aaron Ralston; a climber that had to resort to amputating his own arm. It won him an Academy Award nomination and much critical acclaim.
Since then he has appeared in movies such as Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) and controversial comedy The Interview (2014).
