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Michael Cera Turned Down 'Fantastic Beasts' Role Due to Fear of Becoming 'Too Famous'

Michael Cera has revealed that he walked away from a major role in Fantastic Beasts because he feared the overwhelming fame it could bring. The Superbad star now admits his perspective has shifted, and he might embrace blockbuster franchises in the future.

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Michael Cera learns the hard way that Tom Cruise runs a tight ship on his film sets

While filming, it is Cruise's world and you are just existing in it.

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Michael Cera snubbed Harry Potter role to stop becoming 'too famous'

Michael Cera has revealed his decision to turn down certain Hollywood projects.

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Michael Cera says he turned down Fantastic Beasts role over fears he’d get ‘too famous’

The Harry Potter spin-off films famously starred Eddie Redmayne as magizoologist Newt Scamander

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Michael Cera 'surprised' at his amount of screen time in The Phoenician Scheme

Michael Cera got the 'biggest surprise' when he realised how much screen time he had in The Phoenician Scheme.

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Phineas and Ferb returns after 10 years - here's 3 other nostalgic comedies to stream with over 70% on Rotten Tomatoes

With Phineas and Ferb returning to our screens, here are three more nostalgic comedies from years past.

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‘There’s an element of figuring out a riddle’: Benicio del Toro, Mia Threapleton, and Michael Cera know the art of a Wes Anderson costume

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Wes Anderson names actor he’s tried and failed to cast the most: ‘It used to be every movie’

Filmmaker says he once tried to secure the Oscar-winner ‘three movies in a row’

The Independent UK

Michael Cera says Jackie Chan didn’t know who he was during awkward encounter: ‘Who is this person?’

‘He thought I was a competition winner,’ said ‘Arrested Development’ star

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Jackie Chan thought Michael Cera was a competition winner

Michael Cera asked Jackie Chan for a picture but the martial arts legend didn't recognise him and thought he was a competition winner.

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Barbie star Michael Cera thinks 'dumb luck' is the reason for his success

Michael Cera - who found mainstream success with 'Arrested Development' and in more recent years has starred in cinematic hits such as 'Barbie' - thinks "dumb luck" is the reason for his success.

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"I'm Not A Meme": Wes Anderson On His New Movie And His AI Copycats

The Phoenician Scheme director chats about making his new movie around Benicio del Toro, and opens up on the AI copycats of his films.

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Michael Cera went through a lot of hairstyle ‘iterations’ while shooting ‘The Phoenician Scheme’

Opening up about his wacky look in the film, Michael Cera has admitted he went through a lot of hairstyle “iterations” before deciding on his look for the upcoming movie ‘The Phoenician Scheme’.

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The Phoenician Scheme: a fun watch even though it’s the same journey in a different vehicle

As someone attuned to the distinct styles of auteur filmmakers, I came to Wes Anderson’s latest offering The Phoenician Scheme intrigued, feeling a mix of distance and familiarity.

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The Independent UK

Michael Cera and Wes Anderson were destined to make a movie together

When Michael Cera was announced as joining the cast of a Wes Anderson movie for the first time, the prevailing response was: Hadn’t he already been in a Wes Anderson movie

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‘The Phoenician Scheme’ Review: Wes Anderson Finds The Limit To His Style

The espionage farce features all of its author’s flourishes, but none of the charm or self-reflection.

The Guardian - UK

Who’s who in The Phoenician Scheme? Meet the cast of the new Wes Anderson film

The ultimate auteur is famed for his mega-starry lineups, so let’s take a look at who’s making an appearance in his latest offering

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Wes Anderson mocks Donald Trump’s movie tariffs plan

As rage in the film business continues to grow over the proposal, filmmaker Wes Anderson has mocked Donald Trump’s movie tariffs plan.

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Sacramento: how to watch, reviews, trailer, cast and everything we know about the Michael Cera comedy

Michael Angarano stars and directs Sacramento, which also features Kristen Stewart and Maya Erskine. Here’s all you need to know.

Guitar World

“It could have been Jimi Hendrix, could have been all these other things, but weirdly enough, no”: Willow Smith reveals the unassuming album – and actor – that inspired her to pick up the guitar

The actor's sole studio album to date – which takes a very DIY and low-key approach – captured Smith's imagination, so much so that she decided to fully dive deep into all things guitars

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Jason Bateman reveals who Matt Damon wanted to play in Arrested Development film

Satirical sitcom ran for five seasons from 2003 to 2019

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Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme is arriving sooner than you think, and I'm hugely excited for Michael Cera’s cameo

We finally have a release date for Wes Anderson's next movie – here's what we know about The Phoenician Scheme so far.

Marie Claire

32 Celebrities With the Most Private of Private Lives

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This underrated psychological thriller is leaving Tubi soon — don’t miss it

'Magic Magic' gives Michael Cera an opportunity to let his weird side out, so don't miss it while it's still available to stream on Tubi for free.

The Guardian - UK

Sausage Party: Foodtopia review – you may need to look away from all the fruit and veg pornography

This relentlessly puerile follow-up to Seth Rogen’s 2016 film is a glorious slice of anthropomorphism that’s full of perfectly crafted idiocy – if you can stomach the sex scenes

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