From his breakout role in Superbad, Jonah Hill has extended his range to directing, producing, screenwriting and more. His latest documentary on Netflix called Stutz is conversations between him and his therapist. There’s nothing this man can’t do. His other iconic roles include: Moneyball, The Wolf of Wall Street, 21 Jump Street while directing and producing films such as: Mid90s and Don’t Worry, Darling.
He has cemented himself as one of Hollywood’s most talented and most importantly, just seems like a really cool guy. We can’t wait to see where he’s heading next. Here are moments throughout his trajectory that have defined his career today.
2006: “Across the Hall” Premiere Party
In peak 2000s casual attire, Jonah Hill is seen with Justin Long and Courtney Peldon at the premiere of Across the Hall.
2007: “Superbad” Premiere
Seen at the Superbad premiere in Hollywood, California with co-star Michael Cera. This was Hill’s breakout role and is still just as binge-worthy and quotable today.
2007: Comic Con
Superbad icons Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen and Michael Cera are seen at San Diego Comic Con.
2010: Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards
The iconic duo we didn’t know we needed. Jonah Hill is seen onstage with a very slimed and green Katy Perry.
2011: “Moneyball” Premiere
Posing with his co-star, the one and only Brad Pitt, at the premiere of their dramedy Moneyball in Oakland, California. The two were sensational on-screen and we vote they should reunite on a new project as soon as possible.
2011: Toronto International Film Festival
Surrounded by loyal fans, Hill is seen at the Toronto International Film Festival signing autographs.
2012: “21 Jump Street” Premiere
Hill and Tatum were seen in character with their infamous police uniforms at the premiere for their movie 21 Jump Street during the SXSW Festival.
2016: Saturday Night Live
Being invited to host SNL is the top of any actor’s bucket list. Hill is seen delivering his opening monologue as Saturday Night Live’s host with musical guest Future.
2016: Soho Strolling
Hill is seen taking his French Bulldog Carmela for a walk through Manhattan. When Hill was a guest on Ellen in 2017, he shared that Channing Tatum is the godfather.
2018: “Maniac” Premiere
Remember Netflix’s highly bizarre and visually mesmerizing limited series Maniac? The showrunners Jonah Hill and Emma Stone were serving looks at the premiere in New York City.
2018: Fit Check
We live for paparazzi photos of Jonah. Seen on the Upper East Side in New York city, his tye-dye tee is the perfect summer staple.
2018: New York City
A basketball jersey tucked into chino pants? Yes. Hill steps up his street fashion in Manhattan.
2018: WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards
Hill and his co-star Channing Tatum were seen at the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards at MOMA in New York City.
2018: We love Jonah’s street style
Spotted running errands in New York City, he’s a fashion icon of this generation, following in Adam Sandler's casual footsteps.
2019: “Mid 90s” Press Conference
Hill is seen smiling as he speaks during the “Mid 90s” press conference at the 69th Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin. Born in 1983, his first acting role was in the film I Heart Huckabees in 2004.
2019: “Booksmart” Premiere
If you’re not aware, Hill’s sister is actress Beanie Feldstein who recently played the lead role in Funny Girl on Broadway. The siblings were seen at the Booksmart premiere where she starred alongside Kaitlyn Dever.
2019: Berlinale International Film Festival
If there’s one person that can rock a purple peacoat, it’s Jonah Hill. He’s seen at Grand Hyatt Hotel in Berlin, Germany.
2021: World Premiere of Netflix’s “Don’t Look Up”
Seen at the world premiere of Don’t Look Up, Hill’s light seafoam suit showing off his tattooed chest underneath is the power move we love to see.
2021: On set
Hill loves his tye-dye outfits and so do we. He’s seen on set in Los Angeles, California.
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