The Campanile sits down with James Franco

Hillel Zand, Editor-in-Chief
January 12, 2014
The Campanile sits down with James Franco

The Campanile recently had the opportunity to interview Oscar-nominated actor, accomplished artist and bestselling author James Franco, a Palo Alto High School and Campanile alumnus. Listen to what he has to say about growing up in Palo Alto, his film career, being the roastee in a Comedy Central Roast and more!

Part 1: Growing Up in Palo Alto

Part 2: Going to Paly

Part 3: Being an actor

Part 4: Comedy Central Roast

Part 5: Bound 3 video and some closing words

 

 

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