Brought to you by Landline TV, the 'Michael Cera School of Acting' looks like a barrel of monkeys. The video spoof, written and directed by Johnna Scrabis and Ryan Rigley, takes you through the skills required to perform like the 'Scott Pilgrim' star.
Albeit abrasive, the 'Michael Cera School of Acting' video features a pretty hilarious break-down of the actor's stereotypical film mannerisms and personalities, from his awkwardness around girls and his inappropriate laughter, to his typecast role as a "mild-mannered teenager looking for love."
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