Jonah Hill's Cut Off Delayed Release Date Unset

The release of Jonah Hill's upcoming comedy film "Cut Off" has been delayed indefinitely, with conflicting reports emerging about the project's status. The film, which Hill directed, produced, and co-wrote with Ezra Woods, was originally scheduled for release on July 17, 2026.

Warner Bros. has disputed a report from Puck News that claimed the film was viewed as "unreleasable" after poor test screenings. A studio spokesperson called that speculation inaccurate. A representative for Hill stated that post-production work on the movie is simply not finished. Sources indicate production wrapped in January, making the original July release date an unusually tight turnaround.

The film stars Hill and Kristen Wiig as wealthy siblings in their mid-40s who are suddenly cut off from their parents' financial support, forcing them to navigate life on their own. The cast also includes Bette Midler, Nathan Lane, Camila Cabello, Adriana Barraza, and Chelsea Peretti. Hill has previously described the project as a "classic comedy" and compared its tone to films like "Step Brothers," "Clueless," and "Trading Places."

The July 17 date would have placed "Cut Off" in direct competition with Christopher...