Entertainment Lauren London talks about the awkward first time she met Jonah Hill Ana LopezJanuary 28, 20230326 views The first exchange that happened between Lauren London and Jonah Hill was everything from easygoing. During an interview on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Wednesday, London spoke about the awkward discussion she had with her co-star on the show “You People.” The “Without Remorse” actor revealed that they drove up to Hill for the first time a few weeks before they started filming their new movie for Netflix and that someone in a van had blocked access to the valet parking on the way. “I’m trying to get in, I honk like, ‘Who’s blocking the…'” she said, imitating how she honked. Afterwards, London described being surprised when she saw Hill emerge from the van. “That’s how we met,” she said with a laugh. Since London mentioned to host Jimmy Fallon earlier in the clip that she and Hill had become good friends, it’s clear the performers have moved on after the car-honking disaster. “Jonah really is my homeboy in real life,” she said. “Love me some Jonah Hill.” Lauren London talks about the awkward first time she met Jonah Hill More interesting news for you to check out: The television show ‘You People’ stars Hill and London as a couple who meet, fall in love and then embark on their adventure of getting to know each other’s families. On Friday, the romantic comedy produced by Netflix and starring Eddie Murphy, Nia Long, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and David Duchovny is available to watch online through the streaming service. In a public forum last week, London expressed her support for Hill, who has stopped promoting his films over concerns about his mental health. London stated to Variety that she understood and respected her co-decision maker’s star when she attended the film’s premiere in Los Angeles. “If we pretend to be stronger than others and can handle more, it’s unfair,” she said. “I have room for Jonah Hill. That’s my houseboy. I love him, and whatever he has to do for his soul, I’m for it. Hill told Deadline in a statement in August that media appearances and public events exacerbated his anxiety attacks.