Seth Rogen, who starred in Pineapple Express alongside former BFF James Franco, reacted to the idea of a sequel to the 2008 movie, despite their falling out.

Seth Rogen recently appeared on “Watch What Happens Live” and wrestled with the prospect of making a sequel to “The Pineapple Express,” his beloved 2008 stoner comedy that grossed more than $100 million at the worldwide box office. “Maybe,” Rogen said when asked about making a sequel. “We can probably sell it to streaming or …

Rogen stars in the film as Dale Denton, a process server who unknowingly becomes best friends with drug dealer Saul Silver (James Franco). The comedy was written by Rogen, Judd Apatow, and Rogen's longtime collaborator,

In an appearance on Watch What Happened Live, Rogen talked about the possibility of the 2008 stoner movie getting a sequel after host Andy Cohen read a fan question bringing up the topic, according to Deadline .

So it stands to reason that Seth Rogen would be asked (again) whether we'll ever get a sequel to The Pineapple Express. After all, The Pineapple Express is the most commercially successful movie that Rogen ever made with James Franco.

Seth Rogen starred in “Pineapple Express” in 2008, and fans have long wondered if a sequel is in the works. […]

Although Rogen's previous comments on the possibility of a Pineapple Express sequel left the outlook gloomy, the topic was brought up again when he joined Watch What Happens Live. Rogen, who starred in the comedy while also writing it,