Seth Rogen takes a dig at James Franco's Instagram scandal


Los Angeles, April 14 (IANS): Actor Seth Rogen made fun of "Pineapple Express" co-star James Franco's Instagram scandal on his TV show "Saturday Night Live".

The 31-year-old comedian poked fun at Franco for trying to hit on a 17-year-old girl last week, reports contactmusic.com.

During the opening skit, Rogen told the audience that in order to remember everything for his hosting gig, he jotted down this past week in a diary.

Rogen said: "On Wednesday I decided to prank James Franco. I posed as a girl on Instagram, told him I was way young he seemed unfazed."

He continued: "I have a date to meet him at the Ace Hotel."

Later on Franco joined Rogen, who didn't seem to appreciate being interrupted on the stage.

"Great prank buddy. I have been waiting at the Ace Hotel for like three days," said Franco.

The incident took place March 31 when Franco met Lucy Clode, a Scottish teen who was on vacation in New York City, outside the theatre where he is starring in Broadway's "Of Mice and Men".

When the young fan asked for a picture, Franco obliged and told her to tag him on Instagram. When Lucy did, they began talking to one another on the social media site and Franco asked for her number, where she was staying and if they could meet up once she turned 18.

The teen then took screen shots of their Instagram and iPhone conversation, which soon went viral.

Post the incident, the "123 Hours" actor defended himself calling his action a "bad judgement".

  

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