Jonah Hill Rules Out 'Superbad' Sequel

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The comedian doesn't want to make a second installment of 'Superbad' because it would ruin the first movie.

June 4, 2010

AceShowbiz - Funnyman Jonah Hill has disappointed fans of hit comedy "Superbad" by dismissing calls for a sequel. The actor shot to fame in the 2007 film, which also starred Michael Cera and grossed $162 million worldwide, but he is adamant there will never be another installment of "Superbad", because any follow-up will be sub-standard.

He says, "We all love that film and wouldn't wanna make a second one and have that not be as good and cheapen what we really love."

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Hill is in the middle of promoting his latest flick "Get Him to the Greek" which sees him as an ambitious 24-year-old. He has been given a career-making assignment to fly to London and escort a rock god to L.A.'s world famous Greek Theatre for the first-stop on a huge comeback tour. The movie hits U.S. theaters June 4.

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