Jonah Hill's 'Cut Off' Delayed, Starring Kristen Wiig

0:00It's May 1st. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and celebrity news today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Jonah Hills directing debut comedy Cut-Off with Kristen Wigg just got pulled from his July 17th theater slot. And Warner Brothers hasn't said a new date yet. The studio skipped mentioning it at Cinemacon among their 2026 lineup, but Insiders say an announcement is coming soon. Hill wrote the script with Ezra Woods, and they're producing it under his strong baby banner. The story follows two siblings ditched financially by their rich parents, sparking all kinds of chaos. They've got a stack cast too, including Bet Middler, Nathan Lane, Adriana Baraza, Camila Cabello, and Chelsea Paredi joining Hill and Wigg for The Lapse. Hill hyped it up over the weekend at Smartless Live in Hollywood, calling the flick Pure Stupidity and Wigg a national treasure. He gave props to Warner Brothers chiefs, Mike Deluca, and Pam Abdi, for sticking with theaters, saying they're on a mission to revive comedy on the big.

1:02Scream. Meanwhile, Hills fresh off directing and starring an outcome with Keanu Reeves and Cameron Diaz, which dropped on Apple TV last month. He's got a track record with mid-90s and the Netflix Doc Stutz, plus roles in you people, and don't look up. Wigg's busy voicing a character in this summer's live-action Masters of the Universe and starring in Palm Royale. Expect that new release window any day now, as this crew pushes hard to get audiences back, cracking up in theaters together.