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Secret life, secret wife - Cera was spotted with a certain Nadine in Brooklyn, with a gold band on his fourth finger stirring up the paparazzi's hearts.

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Secret life, secret wife - The two shared what is probably their most publicized embrace to date, with Cera representing his home country in a Canada Goose parka.

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He makes music! - Cera released his debut album in 2014 called 'True That,' which featured 19 original tracks, a cover of Roderick Falconer's 'Play It Again' and a cover of Blaze Foley's 'Clay Pigeons.'

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He left clues - His album included a track titled 'ohNadine (You Were in My Dream)'—has the couple kept things on the low for four years?

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Bassist in real life - Many people have seen him play bass in 'Scott Pilgrim vs the World,' but Cera was a touring bassist for the indie rock band Mister Heavenly, as well as a member of the band The Long Goodbye.

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Weezer contributor - In 2010 Cera played mandolin and sang backing vocals for the Weezer song 'Hang On.'

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Film scorer - Cera played himself in the 2009 indie-rom-com 'Paper Heart,' which follows a fictional relationship between him and Charlyne Yi, and the two of them composed the film's score together.

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Private romantic - Before this mysterious Nadine figure appeared, there was 'Parks and Recreation' actress Aubrey Plaza.

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Private romantic - In a 2016 interview in RuPaul and Michelle Visage's podcast 'What’s the Tee?' Plaza revealed, "Oh, Michael. I dated him for a long time… A year and a half."

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Private romantic - Plaza also said that they had driven across the country after shooting 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,' and that they had almost gotten married in Vegas.

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Ladies love him - Plaza spoke about how they remained friends after parting ways and confessed, "We love each other. We're still really good friends. He's just a weird little freak, and we speak the same language. He's one of the funniest people I know."

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Bramptonite - Cera was born in Toronto's north-western neighbour, Brampton. He attended Conestoga Public School, Robert H. Lagerquist Senior Public School, and Heart Lake Secondary School before doing the last three years of high school online.

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He's acted with the Olsen twins - Way back in 1999, Cera appeared in the television film 'Switching Goals' which starred Mary-Kate and Ashley.

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He's been busy - At 29 years old, he has 36 films to his name and he's been in 34 television productions, including 'The Simpsons,' 'The Berenstain Bears,' and 'Twin Peaks.'

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He’s a published author - Cera had a short story published in McSweeney's Quarterly 30th issue called "Pinecone," which chronicles a couple days inside the head of an anxious Hollywood heartthrob who is quickly realizing he is past his prime.

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A young Chuck Barris - Cera's first major role, as a mere child, was in George Clooney's directorial debut of 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' in 2002, a biographical comedy portraying the life of the game show host and producer who claimed to have also been an assassin for the CIA.

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He's a true Canadian - His real first role—though unpaid—was in a Tim Hortons summer camp commercial.

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George Michael Bluth - You can see Cera grow up as George Michael on 'Arrested Development' across its four seasons, which aired between 2003 and 2006 and then returned with a final season in 2013.

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George Michael Bluth - Look at the difference!

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George Michael Bluth - Little do many people know, Cera evenutally wrote for the show, and he'll also be in the upcoming fifth season set to be released this year!

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Super praise for 'Superbad' - He was ranked number one in Entertainment Weekly's '30 Under 30' actors list after his role as a virgin teenager, alongside Jonah Hill, in the 2007 comedy written by fellow Canadian Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.

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'Juno' went from big screen to Billboard - This incredibly Canadian production—starring Cera and Ellen Page, directed by Jason Reitman, and shot in Vancouver—was another example of Cera's musical prowess as his and Page's cover of the Moldy Peaches song 'Anyone Else But You' landed itself on the Billboard Hot 100 list.

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'Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist' - Cera also played bass in this 2008 rom-com and contributed to the soundtrack.

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Broadway star - Cera had his Broadway debut in the 2014 production of 'This Is Our Youth,' a play by Kenneth Lonergan that explores adolescence and maturity with extremely elevated stakes.

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Broadway star - He performed alongside Kieran Culkin (yes, Macaulay's brother, who was also in 'Scott Pilgrim vs the World'), and Tavi Gevinson, founder of Rookie Mag and Cera's fellow actor in the 2017 drama 'Person to Person.'

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Broadway star - Cera currently stars alongside Chris Evans in the stage play 'Lobby Hero' by Kenneth Lonergan, who also wrote 'This is Our Youth.'

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He had a creepy 'stache phase - It's alright, he's still in his twenties and he is mortal, after all. 

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A break-out performance in 'This is the End' - In 2013, Cera starred as himself in this all-star film, in which he gave Rihanna an intense smack in the derriere. This fact is known to everyone who watched the film, but it deserves further recognition.

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'A Very Murray Christmas' cameo - Cera idolized Bill Murray as a child after watching 'Ghostbusters,' so his cameo in Murray's star-studded Netflix Christmas special was a full-circle moment.

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Not just a pretty face! - Cera has an undeniably unique voice that has been put to good use in voice acting. Most recently, he played Robin in 'The Lego Batman Movie,' but he was also the voice of a hot-dog in 'Sausage Party,' Josh Spitz in 'Braceface,' Little Gizmo in 'Rolie Polie Olie,' and Brother Bear in 'The Berenstain Bears.'

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He speaks Spanish - Cera spent five hours a day learning Spanish for Sebastián Silva's film 'Magic, Magic,' and actually moved into Silva's house in Chile and lived with his family for three months while they all waited for the film's funding to come through. During that long period of waiting, Silva and Cera filmed 'Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus'—and in only 12 days.

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The high-stakes poker player - Cera had a big role in the Oscar-nominated film 'Molly's Game' as the infamous Player X, which is especially interesting because X is a composite character of real-life celebrity poker players Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Ben Affleck.

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His hair has enough personality alone - Community star Gillian Jacobs posted a photo of her and Cera—looking rather curly and voluminous—from Janicza Bravo's new comedy-drama, and first feature film, 'Lemon.' Cera and Bravo are long-time collaborators, and he had previously been in her 2015 short film 'That Dog.'

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He has a dark taste - Though he's frequently been in films akin to 'Year One,' Bravo told Buzzfeed that Cera has "darker tastes than I think most people know," which is exemplified in projects like 'Brazzaville Teen-Ager,' the short film Cera wrote, directed, and acted in.

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He loves what he does - Cera told Buzzfeed, "The truth is I just always try to have really fun opportunities. I have had so many really great opportunities. It's the best perk of being an actor if you can, to get to meet people you admire, and get to work with people you admire that are amazing people. That's a really special aspect of it, and I think it's worth doing."

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