TMZ--get on this--stat!!!
Via MTV.At the Toronto International Film Festival last year, [MTV] chatted with Franco about "127 Hours" and the various ways in which his character and the actor himself capture their lives on camera. We wanted to know: Had Franco ever succumbed to the pitfall of so many folks in Hollywood and shot a homemade sex tape?
"I don't document certain activities in my life," he promised us.
Then, Franco plopped onto Conan O'Brien's late-night couch Tuesday and told the TBS host that he actually had dabbled in X-rated moviemaking.
The "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" star admitted to recording himself "when I was young." "It's not like I went down to Van Nuys and tried to break into the porn industry," he explained. "I got a video camera, and my girlfriend and I decided to film ourselves, and watched it back and said, 'Yeah, let's never watch that again.' "
Of course, now the question becomes: Will anyone ever watch the sex tape again? Will someone locate the footage, sell it to the highest bidder and sit back as the 24-hour news cycle goes wild? Given his low opinion of the activities captured on the sex tape, Franco probably would not be so pleased.
At the Toronto International Film Festival last year, [MTV] chatted with Franco about "127 Hours" and the various ways in which his character and the actor himself capture their lives on camera. We wanted to know: Had Franco ever succumbed to the pitfall of so many folks in Hollywood and shot a homemade sex tape?
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