James Franco on The Disaster Artist, Tommy Wiseau and Learning to Slow Down
James Franco discusses becoming Tommy Wiseau, making The Disaster Artist and why he finally learned to slow down.
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James Franco discusses becoming Tommy Wiseau, making The Disaster Artist and why he finally learned to slow down.
Julia Roberts discusses Wonder, motherhood, perseverance and why kindness matters.
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