Friendship director Andrew DeYoung doesn't think it's hard for men to make friends. He thinks it's hard for men to keep them.

Andrew DeYoung, the writer-director of the cringe comedy “Friendship,” talks about working with his real-life buddies Tim ...

She has the most significant transformation out of everybody!” Andrew DeYoung, Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd at the “Friendship” Premiere during SXSW. SXSW Conference & Festivals via At the end ...

Filmmaker Andrew DeYoung didn't initially set out to make a Tim Robinson film, but that's what ended up happening.

DeYoung, who wrote the Craig Waterman character with his friend Robinson in mind, was inspired by his own experience trying to make a new friend during adulthood. More from The Hollywood Reporter ...

Friendship, the new comedy starring Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson, begins its descent into skin-crawling derangement with a song, then a punch. Rudd’s Austin, a local news weatherman and consummate ...

Filmmaker Andrew DeYoung didn't initially set out to make a Tim Robinson film, but that's what ended up happening. The writer and director, who has helmed episodes of TV's "Pen15" and "Our Flag ...

Friendship” is a film that is uncomfortable to watch, but that’s not a bad thing. This comedy from writer/director Andrew ...

Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd in Andrew DeYoung’s Friendship A24 Paul has another A24 film [Death of a Unicorn] in theaters at the time of this conversation. Did he play matchmaker at all?

Written and directed by debuting filmmaker Andrew DeYoung (TV's "PEN15," "Shrill"), this bromance trembles as guy meets man-child, guy dumps man-child and man-child burns everything down.