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James Franco: My week in pictures

Week in pics: Franco: Grandma
Grandma trying to steal my look. My grandmother and I made a video for Funny or Die over the Christmas break. Now she thinks she’s a star Photograph: James Franco
Week in pics: Franco: old cat
This is one of my old cats in LA. When I moved to NYC my brother kept Harry and his brother Arturo. They are as large as bobcats Photograph: James Franco
Week in pics: Franco: film editing
I edited the first cut of my film about Hart Crane, The Broken Tower, on my parents’ couch over Christmas Photograph: James Franco
Week in pics: Franco: Kalup and Franco
Kalup and Franco, recording. Kalup and I started recording some demo tracks for our album Photograph: James Franco
Week in pics: Franco: Fat seal
Fat seal. My new best friend Photograph: James Franco
Week in pics: Franco: Laptop
Tiger protecting me in class. A friend gave me this token to scare off the meanies. I whited out my classmates’ faces to preserve their anonymity Photograph: James Franco
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