The greatest "new" element introduced in Get Him to the Greek is not a rock star, but a fanboy: Aaron Green (Jonah Hill). While Forgetting Sarah Marshall was anchored by the fragile, sensitive Peter, Greek is anchored by the ambitious, terrified intern.
(2010) form a loosely connected cinematic universe. While they share the same DNA of raunchy heart and rock-and-roll chaos, their connection is unique: Russell Brand reprises his breakout role as , but Jonah Hill returns as a completely different character. 🎸 The "Aldous Snow" Connection get him to the greek and forgetting sarah marshall new
: The spin-off finds Snow several years later, having "fallen off the wagon" following a public breakup and a disastrous album release. The plot centers on an ambitious record executive, Aaron Green, who must escort the out-of-control rocker from London to Los Angeles for a 10-year anniversary concert at the Greek Theatre . The Jonah Hill Paradox The greatest "new" element introduced in Get Him
The scripts for Get Him to the Greek originally included a Jason Segel cameo. The plan was for Aaron to run into Peter at a bar, where Peter would be celebrating the success of A Taste of Love (the Dracula musical). According to interviews with Stoller, the scene was cut because it "stopped the movie dead." It was too self-referential. While they share the same DNA of raunchy