Jonah Hill's 'Serious Acting Moment' in 'The Sitter' Didn't Increase the risk for Movie

Just before the release of 'Moneyball,' press shops were dedicated to a few things: Kaira Pitt's performance as Concord A's gm Billy Beane, and Jonah Hill's turn just like a semi-serious actor. No star desires to be typecast, that will help you understand Jonah's fascination with attempting to maneuver outdoors the teenage comedy genre that made him famous. Sadly, serious acting isn't necessarily needed -- specifically when you're developing a raunchy R-rated comedy. Inside an interview while using NY Occasions, Hill recalls taking things a touch too seriously while shooting scene for his approaching movie 'The Sitter.' It absolutely was stated to become a comic exchange between Mr. Hill... and Bruce Altman, the actor playing his absentee father who'll not help his boy among a particularly wayward evening of substitute caregiving. Nevertheless the scene needed an all of a sudden poignant turn as Mr. Hill revealed upon an tough to depend on parent who hadn't already been through it for him, and who had abandoned him and also the mother to start a completely new family. As Mr. Hill later mentioned from the scene, 'It felt really tough and raw and honest and difficult to check out in an ideal way.A To ensure that because he and also the 'Sitter' director, David Gordon Eco-friendly, found agree, it did not have business getting an antic, R-rated Jonah Hill comedy. Cutting this scene within the movie (especially after watching the film's trailer) makes total sense. Hopefully, it'll finish around the DVD outtakes. For the time being, you will have to watch out for '21 Jump Street' and 'Neighborhood Watch' to find out Jonah get serious. Oh, wait, people are comedies, too. Possibly something further later on then, an activity that even Hill doesn't find out about? 'The Sitter' hits theaters 12 ,. 9. [via NYT] [Photo: WireImage] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook