Why Hollywood won't cast Christopher Mintz-Plasse anymore

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He's the artist formerly known as McLovin, and one of the funniest young members of the acting posse known as the Frat Pack—and yet, Christopher Mintz-Plasse doesn't show up onscreen anywhere near as much as you'd expect since his breakout performance in Superbad. Why isn't he getting more love from Hollywood? We investigate.

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Hope he comes back

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Originally Posted by king of comedy

Hope he comes back

He hasn't gone anywhere. He was in Neighbors, and its sequel, providing voice for the How Train Your Dragon franchise, and Trolls, appeared in 2016's Get A Job with Bryan Cranston and Anna Kendrick, and the upcoming James Franco movie The Masterpiece also featuring Cranston and Kendrick.

These "Why Hollywood Won't Cast [Insert Actor's Name] Anymore" articles are ridiculous.

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The Real Reasons You Don't Hear Much From Christopher Mintz-Plasse Anymore

Mintz-Plasse looked to have struck TV gold in 2015 when he was chosen to play tech geek Clark Roberts in another CBS original. A battle of the generations comedy about a web-only outdoors magazine, "The Great Indoors" boasted "Community" lead Joel McHale and none other than British national treasure Stephen Fry in its cast. And things started promisingly.

Indeed, airing straight after ratings juggernaut "The Big Bang Theory," the show posted relatively strong numbers for its first few episodes. However, when it was moved to a different time slot, it failed to bring as many viewers and after just a single season "The Great Indoors" went to the great network in the sky.