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ACTOR JAMES FRANCO 2319 👀 ”SOME SERIOUS STUFF GOING ON” LOOK AT TSHIRT WHAT DOES IT SAY 👀 Monsters, Inc. Fans expressing disbelief that they never noticed it before. The scene in question features the use of the code ’23-19,’ which prompts an emergency response from the Child Detection Agency (CDA) after a monster returns from the human world with a sock stuck to his back. The scene in question features the character George Sanderson being dramatically tackled and shaved by the CDA after his contamination with a ‘foreign object’ – a harmless white sock. The phrase ‘We have a 23-19!’ is shouted by one of his fellow monsters, sparking a chaotic and humorous sequence. “The 23rd letter in the alphabet is W, and the 19th letter is S. Standing for white socks. Yep.” “’23-19′ is in all Pixar movies because it’s the studio number that the producers start off in.” “It’s also the code for copyright infringement law and hidden in lots of movies that have broken it.” Per IGV News The Scandal That Chased James Franco Out Of Hollywood James Franco was at the height of his Hollywood trajectory when, in 2018, he was accused of sexual misconduct by five women, four of whom attended his now-closed acting school, Studio 4, which was launched in 2014. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Sarah Tither-Kaplan, one of the accusers, claimed that she and the other victims would give in to Franco's requests as they believed it would benefit their careers in the long run. "I feel there was an abuse of power, and there was a culture of exploiting non-celebrity women, and a culture of women being replaceable," she opined. The shocking allegations came at the height of the Me Too movement when numerous women in Hollywood, and all over the world, began raising awareness about sexual harassment and abuse in the entertainment industry and beyond. Therefore, the claims against the "General Hospital" alum cost Franco movie roles and even a decades-long friendship with collaborator Seth Rogen. James Franco discussed the sexual misconduct allegations made against him. Referring to the decision to call one of his acting school classes "Sex Scenes," the "Disaster Artist" star admitted that using that title was a stupid decision. Franco also acknowledged having romantic relationships with certain pupils, but clarified, "I didn't sleep with anybody in that particular class, but over the course of my teaching, I did sleep with students and that was wrong." During a 2018 episode of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," Franco strongly denied the sexual misconduct allegations. But, in October 2020, the women filed a lawsuit against Franco and two other men — one of whom co-owned the acting school with the "Freaks and Geeks" star — stating that the students were defrauded by Studio 4 and that they were constantly forced to perform sex scenes on camera. The matter was settled in 2021 when Franco and his fellow accused associates agreed to settle for $2.2 million.