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Jonah Hill's 'Cut Off' Not 'Unreleasable,' Warner Bros. States
27 Jun
Summary
- Warner Bros. refuted claims that Jonah Hill's film 'Cut Off' is unreleasable.
- The movie was delayed because it was still in post-production.
- A new release date for the comedy is expected soon.
Warner Bros. has actively pushed back against assertions that Jonah Hill's comedy film, "Cut Off," is "unreleasable." The studio spokesperson refuted these claims, labeling the speculation as inaccurate. This response comes after reports suggested the movie had been pulled from its intended July 17 release date.
The delay is attributed to the film not being completed, with a representative for Hill confirming it is currently in post-production. Production on "Cut Off," which stars Kristen Wiig, Nathan Lane, and Bette Midler, reportedly concluded in January. This has given Warner Bros. more time for the release.
The story follows two affluent siblings who face financial hardship and must learn to support themselves. The screenplay was penned by Ezra Woods and Jonah Hill. "Cut Off" represents Hill's third directorial feature, following "Mid90s" and "Outcome," as well as his documentary "Stutz." A new release date for the comedy is expected to be announced shortly.
