Dave Franco has unlocked a major achievement in his career with his first ever nomination for acting.
The Now You See Me famed star has finally bagged his first Emmy nomination for playing a significant role in Seth Rogen’s show, The Studio.
The comedy series created by Rogen follows the story of a newly appointed head of Continental Studios, who is desperate for celebrity approvals and work jointly with his team to keep his movie relevant and alive.
The 40-year-old played a fictionalized version of himself in the final two episodes of the most-loved show.
The makers renewed the series for another season last month following the conclusion of season one.
Following his nomination, his close friend Isla Fisher took it to her Instagram to congratulate him for his achievement.
She dropped a photo of her with the Neighbors actor and wrote, “Congrats to my buddy Dave Franco for his Emmy Nod! Well Deserved.”
Work wise, Franco is all set to return as Jack Wilder is the third sequel of Now You See Me, which is slated to release on November 14.
The upcoming crime thriller is going to bring together the old cast members including Jesse Eisenberg, Fisher, Mark Ruffalo, Morgan Freeman and Lizzy Caplan.
The Four Horsemen will reunite with a new generation illusionist to bring down a worldwide criminal network.