Actor-writer-producer Jonah Hill will take time before deciding on what his next project will be, he tells Michelle Miller in an interview for CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH Charles Osgood to be broadcast today, Dec. 22, 2013 (9:00 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network.
"I think what's interesting about right now is that it's the first time I've decided I don't have a next job," Hill tells Miller. "The unknown is kind of really exciting to me at this point."
Hill, who has starred in such films as "Moneyball," "21 Jump Street" and "Superbad," has built up the security - and enough project options - to where he doesn't have to jump on the next offer that comes along. And he tells Miller he's okay with not having the next job lined up.
The actor talks about his next film, "The Wolf of Wall Street," his family and his career in a wide-ranging interview with Miller. Hill calls "The Wolf of Wall Street," which is directed by
Martin Scorsese, a "rise and fall" film about "the repercussions for excess and treating people badly."
Miller also traveled to Puerto Rico, where Hill was working on "22 Jump Street," a film in which he stars, writes and produces.
"It's kind of on me, in a lot of ways if it fails, so you have to elevate to do your - the best work you can," Hill tells Miller.
CBS SUNDAY MORNING is broadcast Sundays (9:00-10:30 AM, ET) on the
CBS Television Network.
Rand Morrison is the executive producer.
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