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In the early 2000s, James Franco was a dominant figure in the movie industry, gaining recognition for his roles in blockbuster hits like Spider-Man, Pineapple Express, and critically acclaimed films like 127 Hours. Franco's collaboration with his close friend, Seth Rogan, formed one of Hollywood's most beloved comedic partnerships. Their effortless chemistry resonated with audiences, and films like Pineapple Express, which grossed over $100 million, further solidified Franco's status as a major player in comedy.

However, beneath this surface success, whispers of troubling behavior began to emerge. Allegations against Franco grew over time, starting as mere rumors that escalated into serious accusations, ultimately straining his relationships, including the crucial bond with Rogan.