Jonah Hill

Macho and Nerd, Super Peppers and Knocked Up star Jonah Hill wrote an open letter stating that his films will no longer be featured in promotional campaigns as it could harm his mental health. As the 38-year-old actor and director admits, he has been battling panic attacks for nearly 20 years, and media communications and appearing at public events exacerbate them.

Deadline published Hill’s letter ahead of the release of his new documentary, Stutz. The tape will describe Jonah’s communication with his psychotherapist, Phil Stutz. The actor began visiting this specialist in 2017 and turned to him on the advice of Joaquin Phoenix. In the movie, Hill and Stutz discuss Jonah’s mental health issues. According to the actor, he made the film to share with a large audience in an entertainment tape format the tools he learned through therapy and that help him cope with panic attacks.

John writes. She also revealed that she hopes to help people talk openly about mental health issues:

This week, Hill deleted her Instagram account, which she also linked to the press’s work on mental issues. Jonah Hill has previously talked about how being overweight affects his career and mood.

“Digital detox” is practiced by other stars. Tom Holland, who plays the role of Spider-Man, announced to his 67 million followers a few days ago that he has temporarily deleted the Instagram app because social networks “have a detrimental effect on mental health.” For the same reason, Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato, Camilla Cabello and Ed Sheeran previously left social networks for a while.

*Instagram is owned by Meta, a recognized extremist organization in the Russian Federation.