'The Sitter' Red-Band Trailer: Jonah Hill Is on a Mission to Hook Up With Ari Graynor (Video)

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A red-band trailer for The Sitter, an R-rated comedy starring Jonah Hill as a no-good babysitter, has hit the web.

But the kicker isn't the actual trailer, it's the intro right before it. "Is it true you are an a--hole in real life?," one of the kids asks Hill. "There are days," the actor deadpans. "F--- it right?"

Another child asks, "My dad says white people suck. Is that true?" Hill takes a moment before responding, "Yea ... yea."

Or how about this inquiry: "Where do babies come from?" "Vodka," the comedian replies without hesitation. When asked by the group of children how many lives he's saved, Hill scoffs. "I do save lives, dude," he tells them. "I f---ing touch people's lives."

In the NSFW trailer of The Sitter, directed by David Gordon Green, Hill plays a babysitter to a group of kids who finds himself taking them to the big city with the hopes of hooking up with Ari Graynor. Sam Rockwell has a memorable line in the trailer, when he asks Hill: "Have you ever been emotionally buttf---ed by a friend?"

The Sitter, also starring D.W. Moffett, J.B. Smoove, Method Man and Dreama Walker, is out in theaters Dec. 9.