Michael Cera Movie Mania Trivia Quiz

In "Superbad," Michael Cera's character, Evan, is on a mission to obtain alcohol for a party, leading to a series of misadventures and comedic situations.

In "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," Michael Cera's character, Scott Pilgrim, must defeat seven evil exes of his crush, Ramona Flowers, to win her heart and earn a place in her life.

Cera had five film releases in 2017, the first of which was the animated superhero comedy The Lego Batman Movie, in which he voiced the Batman's sidekick Robin.

Michael Cera is well-known for his role as George Michael Bluth in the iconic comedy series "Arrested Development." In the show, he portrays a character who is often caught up in hilariously awkward situations within the dysfunctional Bluth family. "Arrested Development" is celebrated for its wit and humor, and Michael Cera's portrayal of George Michael is one of his most memorable roles.

In "Youth in Revolt," Michael Cera portrays Nick Twisp, a socially awkward teenager who creates a rebellious alter ego named François to win the heart of the girl he loves.

Michael Cera made a cameo in "This Is the End," where he humorously portrays a fictional version of himself, participating in the film's comedic take on an apocalypse.

In the movie "Juno," Juno MacGuff becomes pregnant, and the father of her child is Paulie Bleeker, her friend and longtime admirer. Juno finds out about her pregnancy by taking a home pregnancy test, which confirms the unexpected news. This event sets the stage for the film's storyline and Juno's journey throughout her pregnancy. In "Juno," Michael Cera plays the character of Paulie Bleeker. 

Michael Cera and Jack Black starred in the comedy "Year One," set in prehistoric times. The film humorously parodies historical events and traditions of the era.

"Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus" is set in Chile, where Michael Cera's character embarks on a psychedelic journey while searching for a rare hallucinogenic cactus.

"Paper Heart" features Michael Cera and Charlyne Yi exploring the nature of love, blending fictional elements with documentary-style interviews to explore various perspectives.

Michael Cera starred in the black comedy film "Magic Magic," directed by Sebastián Silva. The film explores psychological tensions during a remote vacation.

In "Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist," Michael Cera's character, Nick, is the bass player in a band, and the film follows his adventures during a night of music and romance.

"The End of Love" features Michael Cera playing a fictionalized version of himself, exploring themes of fatherhood and relationships in this heartfelt drama. The movie revolves about how a young father (Mark Webber) navigates the challenges of single parenthood after the tragic loss of his wife. Reviewers admired the movie for its emotional performances that successfully portrayed the complexities of grief and fatherhood.

In "Blade Runner 2049," Michael Cera portrays a young version of Officer K, a character played by Ryan Gosling. The film is a sequel to the iconic science fiction classic.

Michael Cera had a small role as a record store employee in "High Fidelity," a critically acclaimed film based on Nick Hornby's novel. The film explores relationships and music.