Jonah Hill was all smiles as he launched his latest movie '22 Jump Street' in New York City on June 4th. Hill hit headlines days before for using a homophobic slur against a photographer. He avoided reporters at the event, saying he had to make an appearance on US TV programme 'The Colbert Report.'
Luckily for Jonah, his co-star and buddy in the movie Channing Tatum took the flak.
SOUNDBITE Actor, Channing Tatum, saying (English):
"Look it's unfortunate. I think it's awkward for him obviously because I think people can tell that he didn't mean that. It was just a thing in a hateful moment when someone was being hateful to him and he said probably the most hateful thing that he could think of and not even thinking, it was unfortunate."
Where '21 Jump Street' saw the police buddies go back to high school, this time around they're at college which allows the film to draw a lot of its humour from classic movies.
SOUNDBITE Actor, Channing Tatum, saying (Engli
