The star "neighbors" and "21 jump" are already known for their comic charm and sharp wit, but in a new interview, he gives fans a rare view in his private life.

From the bedroom, the Risqué Adventure goes out, Dave Franco did not return much when he pressed his sex life.

During the look at "Call her dad" Podcast with Alex Cooper, Franco discovered that the "craziest place" ever had sex was other than Disneyland.

"Something perhaps happened at one point in the caribbean driving pirates," he admitted laughter. "F-CKED up part about it is, I think there are cameras on every cent of that place, but we were quite covert. We will leave him on it."

While his rude reception raised his eyebrows, Franco opened more personal experiences. The question of "shortest" ever lasted during sex, the actor acknowledged refreshing honesty, "I will answer this. Short. You know, we'll start somewhere. Let's say several pumps."

However, it was not all for discussion. When Cooper pressed him to his body, Franco politely refused to respond, maintaining at least one part of his private life under the covers.

The appearance of podcast comes like Franco is busy by promoting his latest film, "Together", a cheerful Gutsy Horror Comedy who was maturing with his wife Alison Brie.

The film, now in theaters, followed by a self-sufficient, dissatisfied pair of whose bodies begin to secure after the mountaineering trip, a terribly mistake. The early audience described the film as hilarious and traumatization, exactly such a kind of reaction Franc and Brie hoped.

"Two people came last night, and one of them said," I beat. I want such love, "" Brie discovered in a recent interview, at a recent interview, by Now today. "And the other person said," I was horrified! "" Franco, who is a tied node with Brie 2017. year, after five years, he laughed, adding that a friend sent him after that: "I'm so glad I'm single."

Brie and Franco are not foreigners to mix their personal and professional life. The couple previously collaborated on projects such as "renting" and "someone I used to know", but their latest film pushes those creative borders even further.

The couple was specifically drawn as director Dave Shanks turned a typical link to the dynamics on his head, showing Millie as a pragmatic bread, while the team inserted into his artistic quests. For actors, a film horror of the surreal body offered a sharp metaphor for the messy realities of long-term relationships.

"When something crazy happens to your body, maybe the most terrible thing is because there's nowhere" Franco explained. "This film takes these fears of monogamic and toxic codes and extrapolate him to his wildest conclusions."

Brie agreed, adding that the chaos of the character relationship enabled to dive into topics that often avoided in traditional romantic films.

"When this couple finally realizes that we shouldn't be together, it's too late. Now their bodies won't let them go," she said. "We're not subtle about the Codecan Metaphor, but it's fun to watch things that are really unheard of, then leave the theater in the possibility of having a real conversation about things that could continue in things."