Jonah Hill will no longer promote his films to “protect” his mental health

Los Angeles (USA), August 17 (EFE). Actor Jonah Hill (“Django Unchained” or “Don’t Look Up”) has decided not to participate in promoting audiovisual projects he is involved in in order to “protect” your mental health.

Hill will not attend public events or appear in the media to promote his new products because these situations “aggravate” his “anxiety attacks,” the translator explains in the content of a letter published by specialist media Deadline on Wednesday.

You won’t see me promoting this movie, or any of my upcoming movies, because I’m taking this important step to protect myself.

The protagonist of “Super Cool” has explained that he has had this condition for nearly 20 years and that acting in front of an audience only exacerbates his anxiety and stress issues.

The actor’s writing came to light when he just finished “Stutz,” a documentary starring and directed by himself that still doesn’t have a specific release date but will see the light of day soon.

In this work, the focus is on Hill’s own mental health and how he is trying to improve with the help of his psychiatrist. In addition, the weight of pressure experienced by familiar faces in the film industry and how it affects them personally is analyzed.

All this is a “journey of self-discovery” that the translator will provide to the audience so that it “serves as therapy and provides tools for a wide audience”, thus trying to prevent them from going through the same situation.

Despite his mental health issues, at the age of 38, the Los Angeles actor was motivated by the future of his career on the big screen and stated that he wouldn’t stop working “while battling anxiety”. EFE

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