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Warner Bros. refutes 'Cut Off' unreleasable claim; release date forthcoming
entertainment23 days ago

Warner Bros. refutes 'Cut Off' unreleasable claim; release date forthcoming

Warner Bros. pushed back on claims that Jonah Hill’s upcoming comedy Cut Off is unreleasable, saying the speculation is inaccurate and that the film is not finished but in post-production with a new release date to be announced. Production wrapped in January, and the cast includes Kristen Wiig, Nathan Lane, Bette Midler, Adriana Barraza, Camila Cabello and others, with Ezra Woods co-writing. This would mark Hill’s third feature after Mid90s and Outcome, plus his Stutz documentary.

Warner Bros. debunks 'unreleasable' talk about Jonah Hill's Cut Out
entertainment23 days ago

Warner Bros. debunks 'unreleasable' talk about Jonah Hill's Cut Out

Warner Bros. and Jonah Hill pushed back on reports that Hill’s directorial film Cut Out is unreleasable, saying the project has simply been moved off the July release slate while remaining in post-production and awaiting a new release date; the film stars Kristen Wiig and marks Hill’s writing-directing effort, and no release date has been announced yet.

Cut Off Delayed: Jonah Hill Comedy Lacks Release Date Amid Unreleasable Claim
film23 days ago

Cut Off Delayed: Jonah Hill Comedy Lacks Release Date Amid Unreleasable Claim

Jonah Hill and Kristen Wiig’s comedy Cut Off remains without a release date after Puck News described it as unreleasable; Warner Bros. reportedly wants more time before release while THR notes production wrapped in January and a new date is forthcoming. The film, which Hill directed, produced and co-wrote with Ezra Woods and co-stars Camila Cabello, Adriana Barraza and Chelsea Peretti, was originally set for July 17 and had its slot dropped from CinemaCon. Hill has called it a “classic comedy” and said it’s still in postproduction awaiting a new date.

From 23 to 24 Jump Street: Why the Sequel Skipped a Number
entertainment1 month ago

From 23 to 24 Jump Street: Why the Sequel Skipped a Number

The Hollywood Reporter notes that a third Jump Street film never materialized as “23 Jump Street,” with Sony instead developing a new entry titled 24 Jump Street that would reunite Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and Ice Cube. The shift is treated as possibly thematic meta-humor about the franchise’s numbering, underscored by producer Neal Moritz posting a 24 Jump Street screenplay page joking that “it took so long to make we had to skip one.” No release date has been announced.

Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Ice Cube Eye 24 Jump Street Revival
entertainment1 month ago

Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Ice Cube Eye 24 Jump Street Revival

Deadline reports Sony Pictures is developing 24 Jump Street, with Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, and Ice Cube in talks to return. Rodney Rothman would direct from a script he co-wrote with Hill and Meghan Malloy, with Lord/Miller producing and Neal H. Moritz also back; Tatum and Hill are producing with Reid Carolin and Matt Dines. The project would revive the Jump Street franchise more than a decade after 21 Jump Street (2012) and 22 Jump Street (2014), which grossed over $500M worldwide. Tatum previously doubted a third installment, but has floated a Men in Black crossover as a potential angle for the series.

24 Jump Street Sequel in the Works With Hill, Tatum and Ice Cube Returning
entertainment1 month ago

24 Jump Street Sequel in the Works With Hill, Tatum and Ice Cube Returning

Sony Pictures is developing a 24 Jump Street sequel with Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and Ice Cube in talks to return. Rodney Rothman will direct from a script he co-wrote with Hill and Meghan Malloy, with Phil Lord and Chris Miller producing alongside Neal Moritz and the actors’ production teams. No plot details have been released, and it’s unclear why the film is titled 24 Jump Street instead of 23.

Jump Street 3 Gains Momentum as Hill, Tatum and Ice Cube Return Talks
entertainment1 month ago

Jump Street 3 Gains Momentum as Hill, Tatum and Ice Cube Return Talks

Variety reports that a third Jump Street film is in development with Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and Ice Cube in talks to return; Rodney Rothman will direct and co-write with Hill and Meghan Malloy, with producers Phil Lord, Chris Miller, and Neal H. Moritz. The project has been in development for over a decade following the first two films, and negotiations are currently underway as Tatum reportedly has an offer to return.

Jonah Hill trades LA for San Diego to raise his family away from Hollywood
entertainment2 months ago

Jonah Hill trades LA for San Diego to raise his family away from Hollywood

On a live SmartLess taping, Jonah Hill said he moved his wife Olivia Millar and their two kids from Los Angeles to a small town in San Diego to raise them away from Hollywood, while continuing to commute for work; he praised his cool neighbors, recalled growing up in ’90s LA, and noted his marriage to Millar and the birth of their second child earlier this month.

Hill’s Hollywood Odyssey: Fame, Controversy, and a Directorial Comeback
entertainment3 months ago

Hill’s Hollywood Odyssey: Fame, Controversy, and a Directorial Comeback

Jonah Hill’s Outcome frames a world‑famous actor’s fear of cancellation, with Keanu Reeves as Reef Hawk and Hill directing, co‑writing, and co‑starring as the crisis attorney guiding him through an apology tour. The piece traces Hill’s career arc from early comedic stardom to directing Mid90s, his Netflix doc Stutz, and ongoing real‑life controversies, suggesting the film’s ensemble—Diaz, Bomer, Susan Lucci, Scorsese—delivers sharp performances in an 83‑minute ride. Yet while Outcome probes fame and public judgment, its central argument about cancel culture feels muddled amid Hill’s own public narrative.

Keanu Reeves Grounds Hill’s Hollywood Satire in Outcome
film3 months ago

Keanu Reeves Grounds Hill’s Hollywood Satire in Outcome

Keanu Reeves stars in Jonah Hill’s Hollywood satire Outcome, playing a beloved star threatened by extortion; Reeves brings a rare, sincere core, but the film’s broad satire and shallow supporting players drag it down, despite cameos from Martin Scorsese. The Apple TV+ release on April 10 is met with mixed to negative notes, with critics calling the material meager and the comedic tone uneven.