How Well Do You Know Michael Cera? Quiz

In the animated comedy film "Sausage Party," Michael Cera voiced a hot dog trying to escape his fate in a supermarket. The film humorously personified various grocery items.

Michael Cera gained recognition for his awkward and offbeat characters through his role as George Michael Bluth in the sitcom "Arrested Development." The show's dysfunctional family dynamics and quirky humor showcased Cera's talents.

Michael Cera made his Broadway debut in the production of Kenneth Lonergan's play "This Is Our Youth," alongside his Scott Pilgrim co-stars Kieran Culkin and Tavi Gevinson. The play showcased Cera's talents in a different medium.

Michael Cera voiced the character of Robin, Batman's sidekick, in the animated superhero comedy film "The Lego Batman Movie." His role added humor to the film's dynamic between Batman and his allies.

"Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist" is a comedy-drama film in which Michael Cera starred alongside Kat Dennings. The characters bond over their shared love for a band, leading to a romantic adventure.

Michael Cera lent his voice to the adult animated film "Cryptozoo." The film features a unique and fantastical storyline that aligns with Cera's interest in diverse and creative projects.

Director Edgar Wright cast Michael Cera as Scott Pilgrim in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" due to Cera's ability to capture both charm and complexity, which were essential for the character's portrayal.

Michael Cera's role as George Michael Bluth in "Arrested Development" was reprised for its fourth season in 2012 by the streaming platform Netflix, which contributed to the show's revival and continuation.

Michael Cera released his debut album titled "True That" in 2014. This marked his entry into the music industry as a musician, showcasing his diverse talents beyond acting.

In "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," Scott Pilgrim must defeat seven evil exes of his crush Ramona Flowers to win her heart. This premise drives the film's action-packed plot.

In "Paper Heart," Michael Cera played a fictionalized version of himself in an independent romantic comedy. The film explored a fictional relationship between Cera and the writer Charlyne Yi.

Michael Cera's first role was as Larrabe Hicks in the Canadian children's show "I Was a Sixth Grade Alien." This marked his initial entry into the world of acting.

Michael Cera made his theater debut in the play "This Is Our Youth," starring alongside his Scott Pilgrim co-stars Kieran Culkin and Tavi Gevinson. The play was performed at the Sydney Opera House and later on Broadway.

Michael Cera starred as a self-absorbed man traveling with "Crystal Fairy" in the film "Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus." The film premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival and showcased Cera's versatility as an actor.

In the comedy "Year One," set during the Stone Age, Michael Cera played the role of a shy teenager named Nick Twisp. The film follows Nick's journey after becoming smitten with a girl.