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569 Fucks. Damn. That is quite a bit. Regardless, I loved this character. Some great acting.

I agree with you Michael. Jonah Hill is one of those comedic guys who is showing us he can really act. He is able to go dramatic with "Moneyball" one minute, and then back to comedy with "This is the End" the next - and be great in both. That balancing act worked out very well for Tom Hanks, Jamie Foxx, Bill Murray, Will Smith and Robin WIlliams. With Jonah Hill already having 2 Oscar Award nominations and several $100+ Million comedies under his belt, he is off to a great start.

That is very true Jason. The fact that he can go from Moneyball, to Wolf, to being possessed by a demon in This is The End is impressive. The balancing act worked out well for all of those guys. The one who was the master of it, in my opinion, was Robin Williams. From Mork and The Fisher King to Good Will Hunting and Dead Poets Society shows an impressive range. I look forward to Jonah's future work. I hope he keeps it up. For some reason, replying to this makes me feel sadness that we will never see anymore Heath Ledger movies.

Robin Williams took a lot of interesting chances artistically - and we all benefited from it! You are right on Michael about the unfortunate loss of Heath Ledger, only like 18 films, and 3 of them were the highly acclaimed "Monster's Ball," "The Dark Knight" and "Brokeback Mountain." Plus he was in 2 Terry Gilliam flicks. He was just getting started.

Those were all great films. I loved him in The Knights Tale and 10 Things I Hate About You. He had great range. I am glad that Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell stepped in to finish The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. It was his last film and it was a good one.