Sometimes Rabbits, Like, Turn Me On. I

There's No Relationship That I Find That's Closer Than A Creative Relationship.

There's Art On The Show That's Really Bad - These Cliché Abstract Expressionist Gestural Things. It's Almost Like Extensions Of My Performance, Because In The Scene I'm Really Mad.

"the Wolfpack" Is A Real Life Clash Of Life And Fiction And The Saving Power Of Brotherhood And Make-believe.

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.

The New Critique You're Gonna Start Hearing About James Franco, Is 'he's Spreading Himself Too Thin.'