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James Franco Couldn't Look More Like a Soap Opera Character

11/3/09 at 8:08 PM
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James Franco Couldn't Look More Like a Soap Opera Character

Photo: soapnet.com

The good news: This picture of James Franco from General Hospital, with his all-black ensemble and devilish stare, portends something awesome. The bad: He's not wearing an eye patch.

First Look: James Franco on General Hospital! [SoapNet]

By: Adam K. Raymond Filed Under: soaps, general hospital, james franco, tv

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