Mega-producer Judd Apatow has made no secret of the fact that he considers Jonah Hill to be the future of comedy. It's no surprise, then, that after giving the young comedian roles in "40 Year Old Virgin," "Knocked Up" and next month's "Superbad," they're now revealing plans to indulge their "Pure Imagination."

"The next two movies I'm going to make are movies that I wrote [and] that Judd and I are producing for Universal and Sony," the 23-year-old said of his current slate, which includes the previously-announced flick "Middle Child" ("We are finding a director for that," Hill said), and the new script he's just about completed.

"It's called 'Pure Imagination,'" he said of the film, in which he'll also star. "Basically, I go through a bunch of traumatic stuff, and I develop an imaginary friend. Then what happens is I meet a girl, and we start dating...but the problem is I don't know whether she [actually] exists [or] whether she's a figment of my imagination." Read more...