Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Jonah Hill and Michael Cera in Superbad
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Superbad is arguably one of the best coming of age comedies of our time sporting stars like Jonah Hill, Emma Stone, and Seth Rogen. Somehow over 15 years have now passed since the movie’s premiere, and so much has happened to the stars.
Recently, social media has been buzzing with praise for Jonah Hill’s new Netflix documentary, Stutz, a film about his profound journey with his therapist. And let’s not forget Emma Stone’s thrilling performance in Cruella, which even earned her a sequel deal. Seth Rogen has also been making headlines with his comments about how no one has made a good high school movie since Superbad. Take a look at these throwback cast member photos from the Superbad premiere compared to images of them now.
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Christopher Mintz-Plasse at the Los Angeles premiere of Superbad
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Christopher Mintz-Plasse attends the Los Angeles premiere of Honor Society 2022
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Seth Rogen attends the Los Angeles premiere of Superbad
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Seth Rogen attends Hilarity for Charity DC Reception in Mclean, Virginia 2022
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BIll Hader in Superbad 2007
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Bill Hader attends the Season 3 premiere of Barry in Culver City, California
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Dave Franco attends the Fox Fall Eco-Casino party
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Dave Franco attends the Day Shift Dallas Fan Screening 2022
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Emma Stone attends the Los Angeles Premiere of Superbad
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Emma Stone attends the premiere for Bleat in Athens, Greese
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Michael Cera attends the Los Angeles premiere for Superbad
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Michael Cera on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live 2022
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Joe Lo Truglio attends the Los Angeles premiere of Superbad
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Joe Lo Truglio appears on ABC's Celebrity Family Fued 2022
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Jonah Hill attends the premiere of Superbad in Los Angeles
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Jonah Hill attends the world premiere of Don't Look Up in New York City 2021
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Martha MacIsaac attends the Los Angeles premiere of Superbad
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Martha MacIsaac attends Unicorn Store screening in Los Angeles, California
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Kevin Corrigan attends the 17th Annual Gotham Awards in Brooklyn, New York
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Kevin Corrigan attends The After Party for Greed in New York City 2022
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