Craig Robinson leaves comedy for good.
In a recent video article on Instagram, the actor of “The Office” revealed that he abandoned comedy to focus on “something bigger”. In the legend of publication, he wrote: “Life Update: I officially leave the comedy to focus on my true vocation. Stay listening. I work on something huge. ”
“Hey, everyone! I just wanted you to hear it from me: I leave the comedy,” said Robinson in the video. “But not for nothing. It was an incredible race, and you were all incredible and wonderful, but I am something bigger. So, thank you very much, I love you and I am listening.”
Robinson has teased what his next company could be in a follow -up article, asking for advice on how to start a small business. He wrote in legend: “It turns out to have a dream and creating a business with your friends is two very different things. I cannot yet go into details, but for real, although all help would be huge. ”
Robinson broke out by playing the foreground of the Darryl Philbin warehouse through 118 episodes of “The Office”. Some of his other notable television credits include “The Cleveland Show”, “American Dad”, “M. Robot “,” What We do in the Shadows “,” Brooklyn nine-nine “,” Killing It “and” Big Mouth “.
On the film side, Robinson appeared in “Hot Tub Time Machine”, “This is the End”, “Sausage Party”, “Dolemite is my name” and “The bad guys”.
Robinson still has some projects on the horizon before moving away from comedy. He will soon appear in the animated adventure of Netflix “in your dreams” and “The Bad Guys 2.”
