Jonah Hill, the Wolf of Wall Street actor has an awkward way of showing his appreciation for his fans.

It is often stated that the only thing that will come from meeting your celebrity idol is a major sense of disappointment, and it seems Jonah Hill understands this feeling.

According to Reddit user BigAstra, if you approach Jonah Hill in a public place and ask for his autograph, the actor will decline to sign anything but will give you a business card above as a souvenir for your brief encounter with Jonah Hill.

Jonah Hill spoke openly about how difficult he finds the pressures of fame and has cracked under the pressure of fame in more than one incident in the past. The 31-year-old actor told Howard Stern that:

“I think I am pretty good at making movies, but I am not good at being a famous person.”

Naughty Gossip bashed Jonah Hill, claiming his sense of self importance is responsible for his business cards, a source was quoted saying:

“Jonah actually had these printed up and always is carrying a bunch of them in his pocket. He thinks he is so clever and brilliant. Who goes to all the trouble? It would be easier to just sign something or take a quick picture. He needs to chill out. He thinks he is very important.”

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Man who inspired, Barry Gesser, Wolf of Wall Street was found dead.

According to reports, Barry Gesser, one of the men who inspired The Wolf of Wall Street, was found dead in his home on Wednesday. He was only 52 years old.

Law enforcement officials have told press that the former hedge fund manager was found dead in West Hollywood home by his housekeeper late on Wednesday afternoon.

According to TMZ it is not clear how he died but, there were no signs of trauma or suicide.

Gesser was a chief adviser and close friend to the original Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort, who was played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the Academy Award nominated movie.

Gesser also reportedly consulted with Martin Scorsese and Jonah Hill as they are pictured together while the movie was shooting in an Instagram post that read:

“Barry, Jordan and Jonah were in deep discussion about back in the day when they were younger so Jonah could get a sense of the character – since Jonah is playing Jordan’s partner. Martin Scorsese is directing the movie – which they have yet to start filming, but it’s sure to become a blockbuster.”

Gesser pleaded guilty to fraud in 1999 and was sentenced to three years of probation for stock fraud. He was most recently in the headlines for cheating on his wife and divorcing just 15 days after their wedding.

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Alexy Pettyfer reveals the behind the scenes drama on set of Magic Mike.

Alex Pettyfer stopped by Bret Easton Ellis’ podcast to clarify some of the rumors about his past. Pettyfer revealed that he did not, as was reported, burn his house down or have a breakdown on set when he found out he wasn’t getting paid as much as his co-stars. But he says that rumors that he and his Magic Mike co-star Channing Tatum did not get along on set are true.

“Channing Tatum does not like me,” says Pettyfer. “For many reasons. Many being my own fault.”

Pettyfer goes on to explain that after reports of being a bad boy spread across Hollywood, including some of the incidents previous mentioned, he was approached by Steven Soderbergh to star in Magic Mike. Even though Soderberg wanted to cast him, Pettyfer thinks Channing Tatum, who had invested his own money into the movie, saw casting Pettyfer as a huge business risk.

“I had a very negative past relating to the things that I had done on movies and promotion of movies. And Channing Tatum is an extraordinarily smart businessman,” says Pettyfer. “I think he probably didn’t want to get into a conflict with Steven and so I was cast.”

Pettyfer became standoffish with Channing Tatum, once they started working together.

“I didn’t speak on the movie [set]. I was scared to speak,” he says. “I did my work and then I sat in the corner and listened to music because I’d been told that anything I do was wrong by my reps and I was very insecure as a human being. That also gave me a bad rep because they said, ‘Oh Alex thinks he’s f—ing better than everybody else because he doesn’t speak to anyone.’ And that’s not true. I was genuinely nervous and scared to be myself.”

After the movie finished filming, he rented an apartment in NYC owned by a friend of Chaning Tatum, but he left shortly after arriving, aruing that there was terrible mold and dust which made it difficult for him to breathe. After he left, he still owed four months of back rent, which he realizes now, he should have paid. But, Pettyfer says his cousin’s death made him forget to pay the rent.

He adds: “I all of a sudden got a very negative email from Channing, rightfully so, saying, ‘Don’t f— my friends. You owe money. Pay the f—ing money. Don’t be a clown.’ ”

He says he started ignoring Tatum and decided not to pay them.

“By the end of it I just basically said, ‘F— them. What is money when life is so much more?’ and, ‘I’m not dealing with this, and I’m not paying,’ ” says Pettyfer. “I should have just paid. I think he was looking for an excuse to not like me.”

When the cast had to return to the Magic Mike set for reshoots, “[Channing] had already told everyone he didn’t like me,” he explains. “And what Channing says goes because he’s a movie star. He’s incredible. He’s done so well for himself.”

Pettyfer revealed that he was not asked back to return on the Magic Mike XXL sequel.

You can listen to the full interview here: