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Actors will take the stage together on February 27, the Academy announces.
In an unexpected Oscar turn two years ago, Anne Hathaway joined host
Hugh Jackman onstage for a parody of "Frost/Nixon." And James Franco's
entire career, from starring in "General Hospital" to appearing as a
pillow-humping version of himself in "30 Rock," can be filed under the
category of "What will that dude do next?"
Well, as unexpected as it may be, next up for both Franco and Hathaway is
co-hosting the 83rd Annual Academy Awards next year. The Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences made the announcement on Monday (November 29),
hours after rumors of the actors' involvement surfaced.
Beyond his hosting gig, Franco figures to play a prominent part in the
ceremony. The 32-year-old is considered a lock for a best-actor nomination
for his turn as a trapped hiker in "127 Hours," the Danny Boyle-directed
drama that's also expected to nab a Best Picture nod. Hathaway, 28, meanwhile,
remains a long-shot in the best-actress category for "Love & Other Drugs,"
a film that received mixed reviews and reeled in just $14 million over the
extended Thanksgiving holiday.
Hiring Franco and Hathaway as hosts certainly mark a strategic turn by the
Academy, which has long been accused of being out-of-touch with the young
pop-culture mainstream. A quick scan of the last two decades of Oscar history
shows that not one host has even been as young as in his or her 30s when
emceeing the show.
Most recently, 64-year-old Steve Martin and 51-year-old Alec Baldwin assumed
hosting duties, notching the show's best ratings in five years.
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