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The Comedy Central Roast of James Franco (2013) is often reviewed as one of the network's most creative installments, largely because the dais was filled with Franco's actual friend group rather than a random collection of B-list celebrities. Critical Consensus Review: The Roast of James Franco | Image Moved

Why You Can’t (Legally) Find the Full Uncut Version

Three major barriers prevent the uncut roast from seeing daylight: james+franco+roast+full+uncut+version+new

: Aziz famously called out the other roasters for their repetitive jokes about his heritage, effectively "roasting the roasters". Bill Hader’s "Hollywood Legend" The Comedy Central Roast of James Franco (2013)

Themes: Much of the humor focuses on Franco's prolific and often "pretentious" artistic career, his sleepiness during the 83rd Academy Awards, and the close-knit nature of the "Apatow" crew. Painting: he's had his artwork exhibited in galleries

• Painting: he's had his artwork exhibited in galleries.
• Writing: he's authored a novel, "The Film Student", and has written essays on art and film.
• Teaching: he's been a professor of film studies at NYU and USC. Because who better to teach film than a guy who's made a career out of playing eccentric characters?

The full, uncut version of the roast is available to stream online, and it's definitely worth watching if you're a fan of comedy or James Franco. The roast was a lighthearted and playful take on Franco's public persona, and it showed that he's able to laugh at himself and not take his celebrity too seriously.

Andy Samberg’s "Anti-Roast": In one of the most famous sets in roast history, Samberg intentionally delivered "hacky," non-insulting jokes with unearned confidence, mocking the very format of roasts.

The "uncut" or "uncensored" version is the preferred way to watch, as it includes the explicit material and several notable moments that shaped the night's lore: Andy Samberg’s "Anti-Roast"

• "Pineapple Express" (2008) - a stoner action-comedy that showcased his... unique... acting style.
• "Milk" (2008) - a biographical drama where he played Harvey Milk, complete with prosthetic bum and all.
• "The Disaster Artist" (2017) - a film about the making of "The Room" (more on that later), which earned him an Oscar for Best Actor. Yes, you read that right - an Oscar.