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Jonah Hill opens up on his insecurities in new documentary
Jonah Hill earlier announced he will no longer promote his films to protect his mental health
By Web Desk
November 15, 2022
Actor Jonah Hill opened up on his struggles with his body that “intensely ******” him up, as per NME.
The Wolf of Wall Street actor talked about his insecurities in the documentary Stutz, which the 38-year-old directed and also starred with his real-life therapist, Phil Stutz.
“I just keep asking myself, ‘Was this a ******* terrible idea for a patient to make a movie about his therapist?'” Hill tells in the film, in which he also confesses his insecurities “intensely ****** [him] up”.
“I had no healthy self-esteem,” Hill added. “Having grown up overweight was something – that sounds like not a big deal, or like, ‘Poor you’ or whatever – but for me, personally, it intensely******me up.”
Watch the trailer for Stutz below:
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