Sarah Tither-Kaplan is an American Actress based in Los Angeles known for ousting James Franco after she revealed he allegedly Sexually harassed her in the past when the two had worked together on projects.

Sarah Tither-Kaplan was born in the state of Arkansas, in the city of Harrison. At an early age, she was adopted and raised in the city of Los Angeles, California. She is a graduate of Harvard Westlake where she was involved in the Theatre department and an athlete for the soccer team.

She attended USC where she received her Bachelor's degree in Music industry. She was involved in the University's Brand New Theatre as a Playwright.

While going to school at USC, she interned for NBC and several production companies in the entertainment industry. After her graduation she continued to intern for several companies as well as working for other production companies.

She is currently the producer of Pink House Productions, a group of

independent artists producing concerts, films, and theater in LA.

On the night of the Golden Globes, which took place on January 7th, 2018, actor James Franco began receiving backlash online for his odd behavior throughout the awards show, including a moment

after winning the award for best actor, yanks Tommy Wiseau from speaking on the microphone. James had gestured to Wiseau to come to the stage, and when Wiseau attempted to speak on the microphone, he pulled him away. ^[1] **

The other controversy that took shape simultaneously throughout the night were the thousands of tweets by women who opposed Franco's "timesup" pin at the awards show for its seemingly hypocritical message.

According to Tither-Kaplan, who was one of the women who was retweeted the most, alleged that Franco had exploited her in his film productions.

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Tither-Kaplan said the following:

Sarah Tither-Kaplan and Franco had worked on several projects together including an indie film called, The Long Home.