Highlights
- Hollywood actor James Franco dropped his plans of throwing an exclusive bash post the Oscars and skipped an after-party as his hosting skills were crticised by one and all.
- The 32-year-old actor, who hosted the 83rd Academy Awards on Sunday alongside actress Anne Hathaway, was slammed as an emcee and failed to entertain the audience, which saw him missing for the ceremony's post party, reported Contactmusic.
- Franco also cancelled his plans to throw a bash at the Supper Club after the show.
- The '127 Hours' star who is studying both at Yale and New York Universities, took to his twitter account to explain his absence, claiming he had to return to classes.
- "Goodbye LA. It was fun! Time to head back to class," he posted.
- Franco, who was also nominated in the Best Actor category but lost out to Colin Firth of 'The King's Speech', failed to attract the young audience even with his drag queen act and the critics panned the show as boring and painful.
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Oscars 2011: WinnersHollywood actor James Franco dropped his plans of throwing an exclusive bash post the Oscars and skipped an after-party as his hosting skills were crticised by one and all.
The 32-year-old actor, who hosted the 83rd Academy Awards on Sunday alongside actress Anne Hathaway, was slammed as an emcee and failed to entertain the audience, which saw him missing for the ceremony's post party, reported Contactmusic.
Franco also cancelled his plans to throw a bash at the Supper Club after the show.
The '127 Hours' star who is studying both at Yale and New York Universities, took to his twitter account to explain his absence, claiming he had to return to classes.
"Goodbye LA. It was fun! Time to head back to class," he posted.
Franco, who was also nominated in the Best Actor category but lost out to Colin Firth of 'The King's Speech', failed to attract the young audience even with his drag queen act and the critics panned the show as boring and painful.