Latest Dave Franco News, Photos, and Videos

James Franco and his brothers Dave and Tom and their mother Betsy all smile in this new fun family pic.

Here’s what Betsy had to say to Stylecaster.com:

On her three sons: “From the the day [James, Tom, and Dave] were born, they were creative, curious, and unusual.”

On getting into the publishing field: “James and [his brother] Tom…had to be distracted while I was working or else and they probably would have eaten the paints! They were my top priority, but…I knew I couldn’t exist without being creative. That’s why educational publishing was so appealing and eventually gave way to my own writing projects.”

For more from Betsy, check out Stylecaster.com!

Isla Fisher and Woody Harrelson get to work on the set of their new movie, Now You See Me, on Monday (April 9) in Las Vegas.

The Aussie actress, 36, and Woody, 50, were joined by their co-stars Jesse Eisenberg, Dave Franco, and Mark Ruffalo.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Isla Fisher

Isla and her Now You See Me co-stars have been filming most of their scenes in New York and have now made their way to Sin City to continue work on the Louis Leterrier-directed thriller.

10+ pictures inside of Isla Fisher and others on the set of Now You See Me… More Here! »

Check out this hilarious video James Franco just posted on his WhoSay account.

Dressed in his full on gangsta Spring Breakers attire, the 33-year-old actor belted out the words to his co-star, Selena Gomez‘s song, “Love You Like A Love Song”.

James recently wrapped up Spring Breakers, which hits theaters next year.

The film tells the story of four college girls who land in jail after robbing a restaurant and find themselves bailed out by a drug dealer (Franco) who wants them to do some dirty work in return.

Also pictured inside: James‘s younger brother Dave Franco out and about on Friday (April 6) in NYC.

Dave Franco goes nearly nude in a parody PSA for child safety released a few weeks ago.

“I’m here to talk about a very important topic – your children. To ensure the safety of your young ones, you should encourage them to abide by a certain set of rules,” the 26-year-old 21 Jump Street actor said before listing his rules.

Pictured inside: Dave smiling for the cameras as he steps out of his hotel on Tuesday (April 3) in New York City. He has been in New York working on his latest movie project, Now You See Me.

Dave Franco is white hot in these new photos taken by famous photographer Terry Richardson on Wednesday (March 28) in Los Angeles.

The 26-year-old actor is currently on the cover of GQ for its Style Bible issue — he shares the cover with Drake and John Slattery. Check it out if you haven’t seen it yet!

Dave is currently working on a project called Now You See Me. The thriller also stars Jesse Eisenberg and Isla Fisher and centers around FBI agents who track a team of illusionists pulling off bank heists during their performances and rewarding their audiences with the money.

Also pictured: Dave‘s older brother James Franco posing for a picture.

Dave Franco makes a run for it on the set of Now You See Me on Friday (March 23) in New York City.

The 26-year-old actor plays Jack in the thriller, opposite Isla Fisher and Jesse Eisenberg, who were also spotted filming scenes for the movie.

Now You See Me centers around FBI agents who track a team of illusionists pulling off bank heists during their performances and rewarding their audiences with the money.

In case you missed it, check out Dave on the cover of GQ‘s April issue.
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Dave Franco suits up for GQ‘s “Style Bible” issue, which he, Drake, and John Slattery cover.

Here’s what the 26-year-old star of 21 Jump Street had to share:

On his knack for d-baggery: “Oh man, I’ve stopped trying to analyze it, because it makes me upset. Once I was complaining about it to someone, and they said, ‘It’s because you have an a–hole face.’ I was like, ‘Um, thank you. Thank you very much.’”

On his first theater class: [There were] “all these people screaming and crying and hitting each other. I remember thinking ‘F— this,’ but I stuck it out, and in a cheesy way I think it was good for me. It opened me up a bit.”

On dabbling in poetry during high school: “My God, it was really pretentious s—. I would write a poem out in the most simple terms, and then I would go through the thesaurus and find these elite replacements for them.”

For more from Dave, visit GQ.com!