Friendship (2025)
Men shouldn't have friends.
Synopsis
Suburban dad Craig falls hard for his charismatic new neighbor Austin, and his attempts to make an adult male friend threatens to ruin both of their lives.
Cast
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Tim Robinson
as Craig Waterman
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Paul Rudd
as Austin Carmichael
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Kate Mara
as Tami Waterman
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Jack Dylan Grazer
as Steven Waterman
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Rick Worthy
as Mr. Mendoza
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Whitmer Thomas
as Ian
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Daniel London
as Stan
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Eric Rahill
as Mike
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Jacob Ming-Trent
as Nathan
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Billy Bryk
as Tony
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Meredith Garretson
as Bianca
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Ari Dalbert
as James
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Josh Segarra
as Devon
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Raphael Sbarge
as Garrett
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Omar Torres
as Jared
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Jason Veasey
as Zed
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Jon Glaser
as Big Sam
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Carmen Christopher
as Jimp
Crew
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Andrew DeYoung
Director
- Andy Rydzewski Director of Photography
- Sophie Corra Editor
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Keegan DeWitt
Original Music Composer
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Raphael Margules
Producer
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J.D. Lifshitz
Producer
- Johnny Holland Producer
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Nick Weidenfeld
Producer
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Andrew DeYoung
Writer
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