The Los Angeles Times has reported that a Facebook campaign may have been behind the withdrawal of James Franco as UCLA commencement speaker.

Earlier this week, and just days before the ceremony, the actor announced he was dropping out as keynote speaker. “I deeply regret not being able to keep my commitment to giving the commencement speech at UCLA’s graduation this year,” the actor said in a statement issued by the university, adding that the June 12 graduation date “conflicts” with pre-production demands for his next film.
But in Westwood, many wondered if Franco’s decision was based more on external pressure than scheduling conflicts. Had a months-long effort involving more than 600 protesters clamoring for the actor’s ouster — the Facebook group “UCLA Students Against James Franco as Commencement Speaker” — finally eroded his will to address the College of Letters and Science’s graduating class?

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