Question 1

Why did Seth Rogen originally write the part of Saul Silver for himself?

Accepted Answer

Seth Rogen originally wrote the part of Saul Silver for himself to play, but realized at the table read that James Franco would be funnier in the role.

Question 2

Which improvised line about God's anatomy became a memorable moment in the film?

Accepted Answer

James Franco's line "It smells like God's vagina" was originally improvised by Seth Rogen, though Franco initially told him it wasn't funny before using it in the next take.

Question 3

How did Seth Rogen contribute to the film's authenticity beyond acting and writing?

Accepted Answer

Seth Rogen rolled every joint and cross-joint in the film himself.

Question 4

What happened during the improvised fight scene between Saul and Carol?

Accepted Answer

The fight scene between Saul (James Franco) and Carol (Rosie Perez) was mostly improvised. Franco accidentally bit Perez too hard on the thigh, giving her a bruise, but she didn't tell him until after filming.

Question 5

What major award recognition did Pineapple Express receive?

Accepted Answer

Pineapple Express was recognized at the Golden Globes in 2009.

Question 6

Why did Seth Rogen originally write the part of Saul Silver for himself?

Accepted Answer

Seth Rogen originally wrote the part of Saul Silver for himself to play, but realized at the table read that James Franco would be funnier in the role.

Question 7

Which improvised line about God's anatomy became memorable in the film?

Accepted Answer

James Franco's line 'It smells like God's vagina' was originally improvised by Seth Rogen, though Franco initially told him it wasn't funny before using it in the next take.

Question 8

How did Seth Rogen contribute to the film's marijuana authenticity?

Accepted Answer

Seth Rogen rolled every joint and cross-joint in the film himself.

Question 9

What happened during the improvised fight scene between Saul and Carol?

Accepted Answer

The fight scene between Saul (James Franco) and Carol (Rosie Perez) was mostly improvised. Franco accidentally bit Perez too hard on the thigh, giving her a bruise, but she didn't tell him until after filming.

Question 10

What unexpected scene near the end of the film wasn't in the original script?

Accepted Answer

The diner scene near the end of the film was not in the script and was improvised on the spot by the actors.

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