After taking the internet by storm in recent years with his Emmy-winning sketch comedy series I Think You Should Leave, Tim Robinson has found his first lead film role in Friendship, a surreal buddy comedy co-starring Paul Rudd that’s making its world premiere tonight in the Midnight Madness section of the Toronto Film Festival.

A24 has successfully acquired the distribution rights to the upcoming comedy movie Friendship, which is being led by Emmy winner Tim Robinson and Golden Globe nominee Paul Rudd. This comes after the film had its world premiere at the recent 2024 Toronto International Film Festival as part of Midnight Madness.

HBO has formally ordered “The Chair Company,” the comedy series starring and co-created by Tim Robinson. The project was originally announced with a pilot order back in April. Robinson co-created the series with Zach Kanin, with both also serving as executive producers.

Andrew DeYoung, has been bought by A24. The film is a comedy starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd and was premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, where it was the second runner-up for the People's Choice Award,

A24 has found "Friendship." The indie powerhouse has acquired U.S. distribution for "Friendship," the Andrew DeYoung film that stars Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd, out of the Toronto International Film Festival.

A24 has landed rights to “Friendship,” a comedy starring Tim Robinson of “I Think You Should Leave” fame and Paul Rudd. The movie had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival as part of the Midnight Madness program.