James Franco Responds To Gay Jokes Comedy Central Roast Guests [VIDEO]: Franco's Response To Roast Guests Including Sarah Silverman, Aziz Ansari "The Joke's On All Of You"; Can James Franco Take a Joke?
James Franco Comedy Central Roast guests including Sarah Silverman, Jonah Hill, Seth Rogan and Aziz Ansari gave the Milk actor a few good natured ribbings. James Franco recently responded to the Comedy Central Roast guests in the Daily Beast.
James Franco responded to gay jokes at the Comedy Central Roast: "There's two sides to what happened in the Roast. If that's what they were going to make fun of me for, I was like, "Great! Bring on the gay jokes!" because these aren't insults at all. I don't even care if people think I'm gay, so it was like, 'Awesome!' I mean, I wish I was... I wish I was gay."
Here are some of the best jokes from the James Franco Comedy Central Roast guests:
Sarah Silverman was one of the James Franco Comedy Central Roast guests, and said: "I don't think James is gay or straight. It's just that he literally can't open his eyes enough to see who he's f--king."
Another great joke came from James Franco Comedy Central Roast Guest Nick Kroll: "If at any point James fully opens his eyes tonight, there will be six more weeks of summer."
Aziz Ansari had another take on the gay jokes by the James Franco Comedy Central Roast Guests: "So many gay jokes tonight about Franco. Apparently if you're clean, well dressed and mildly cultured, you're super gay now. Is that why the rest of you guys are so aggressively fat and dirty? You think if you read one book and take a shower, d---s are going to just fly into your face."
James Franco responded to the jokes by the Comedy Central Roast Guests: "I think this is truly my punishment for the Oscars."
"I agreed to do this roast because I wanted to do something I've never done before - something that has zero artistic value, something nobody will remember three months from now, something that's offensive, homophobic and stars horrifically untalented people and something that's only a big deal to a handful of teenage stoners on Twitter. You might say, 'James, didn't you just describe Your Highness? I wouldn't know, I didn't see Your Highness."
"The joke's on all of you. This is not a roast. This is my greatest most elaborate art installation ever. I'm not the real guest of honor, these aren't real comedians and we're not even on a real network. What you've seen tonight was my brilliant opus to sequester an artistic visionary and subject him to the mindless incoherent trashings of talentless abnormalities. I call it Genius Unscathed and this is my masterpiece."
James Franco is particularly known for his interest in art, which was the subject of some jokes from the Comedy Central roast guests. In addition to acting in such films as 127 Hours and Spring Breakers, Franco is a Ph.D. candidate at Yale University, so his response to the roast isn't surprising given his intellect.
James Franco also told the Daily Beast about his Comedy Central Roast: "That whole thing was a shock to me because I didn't know they were going to be roasting each other, and I do comedy mainly with Seth [Rogen] and that gang, but I'm not necessarily up on the comedy world, so it's interesting to see what's acceptable as far as gay jokes and Indian jokes. They had to cut about 40-60 minutes of it. But Jeff Ross was saying some crazy shit. They weren't even funny, these jokes, they just gave me nightmares. He was referencing the Ohio kidnapper dude [Ariel Castro], abortion, it was just like... oh god."
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