Jay Baruchel says there are no plans for him, Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, and the rest of his Judd Apatow pals to team up anytime soon
- Jay Baruchel is among the group of actors who got their start starring in Judd Apatow's projects.
- Baruchel told Insider he doesn't see the group, which includes Seth Rogen, getting together for another comedy.
Jay Baruchel says not to expect a new comedy with him alongside his old pals Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, and Jason Segel anytime soon.
The actors, along with the likes of Martin Starr and Michael Cera, found fame thanks to early 2000s Judd Apatow-produced or directed comedies like "Undeclared," "Knocked Up," and "Superbad." They also later all starred in the apocalyptic comedy "This is the End" in 2013.
But in a recent interview with Insider, Baruchel admitted the group has no plans to do anything together. In fact, they rarely speak.
"To be honest, we're just carrying different universes," Baruchel said while promoting his new movie "BlackBerry."
"There is love there, but the love of somebody that you chime in with four times a year. It's like a cousin," he said. "I live in Toronto, and I'm doing my shit. They are in LA and doing their thing."
"I think people dig the shit we did, so I imagine if it all made sense we would all be interested, "Baruchel continued. "But, no, I don't think it's anything any of us are itching to do."
Baruchel went on to be the voice of the lead character in the hit animated franchise "How to Train Your Dragon."
Segel wrote and starred in the successful comedy "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and starred in the long-running series "How I Met Your Mother."
Starr plays teacher Roger Harrington in the "Spider-Man" franchise.
Rogen and Hill have found the biggest success, becoming major players in Hollywood for their comedic and dramatic works.
Baruchel currently can be seen playing BlackBerry founder Mike Lazaridis in the comedy "BlackBerry," which is in theaters now.