Michael Cera on Playing Amy Schumer’s Love Interest & Being a Degenerate Gambler with Kieran Culkin
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Michael Cera's career has ranged from managing the family banana stand on Arrested Development to a Tony Award nomination for his role in "Lobby Hero," with his latest project being "Life and Beth" with Amy Schumer on Hulu. Despite a traumatic experience that kept him away from the show for 15 years, Cera continues to pursue diverse roles, showcasing his talent and versatility in the entertainment industry.
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- Michael Cera faced a significant hiatus from a TV show due to a traumatic incident involving a poorly received joke, impacting his career trajectory.
- The actor's diverse experiences include a Tony Award nomination, bonding over gambling with colleagues, and portraying intriguing characters like John in "Life and Beth," showcasing his versatility and range in the entertainment industry.
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What is Michael Cera's latest project?
"Life and Beth" with Amy Schumer on Hulu.
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Michael Cera: From Banana Stand to Broadway
- Michael Cera managed the family banana stand on Arrested Development, leading to roles in Superbad, Broadway, and more.
- His latest project, "Life and Beth" with Amy Schumer, is on Hulu.
- Michael Cera hadn't been on the show for 15 years due to a traumatic experience involving a joke that didn't land well.
- During the filming of Superbad, Michael Cera fell out of a tree and injured his lip, affecting his ability to smile.
- He was nominated for a Tony Award for his role in Kenneth Lonergan's play "Lobby Hero."
- Michael Cera and Kieran Culkin bonded over gambling while working on a play together, even betting on push-ups.
- In "Life and Beth," Michael Cera plays John, a character who meets Amy Schumer's character covered in blood, despite not knowing her well before the project.
