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Rogen, on the other hand, assures that Pineapple Express is completely fiction - sort of. "The original idea came from Judd," Rogen confirms. "We originally wrote Franco's part for me, then when we got Franco involved; we thought it was a good idea to switch." Rogen wears a suit in the movie, but not too convincingly. The handsome Franco - who made a name for himself playing the lead in a James Dean TV biopic - looks almost unrecognizable as the stringy-haired stoner. And yes, he is meant to be reminiscent of Brad Pitt's cameo as a pothead in the crime thriller True Romance. "That was the idea," Apatow says. "After I saw True Romance, I wondered what would happen to that guy." A lot more than anybody bargained for, according to Rogen, Apatow and Goldberg's Pineapple Express, in which crooked cops and rival drug syndicates track down the not-so-dynamic duo of the doofus and his dealer. Along the way, a copious amount of pot smoking takes place. No research was required for that, Rogen says. "I grew up in Vancouver," he adds, smiling. Meanwhile, back to his flourishing career: Besides showing up in director Kevin Smith's Zack and Miri Make a Porno next fall, he's returning to his early days playing a stand-up comic in Apatow's next big comedy Funny People, which will start shooting soon with Adam Sandler. For research purposes, Rogen returned to the stage to do stand-up at Just for Laughs in Montreal last week. He was also there to honour Apatow, who received the comedy person of the year award. Still, Rogen plans to leave the comfort of the Apatow nest to star as a very different crime-busting superhero in The Green Hornet after he finishes Funny People. Smoking pot won't be an option for Green Hornet, however. "No, I don't think so," he says. And that's despite the fact that Rogen and Goldberg co-wrote the script for the film, which has a June 25, 2010, release date. "Mark that on your calendars," Rogen says, "if you think you're going to be really busy."
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