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Hurry Up Tomorrow 2025
Hurry Up Tomorrow represents a 2025 American psychological thriller featuring Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye in a fictionalized portrayal of himself, functioning as a supplementary work to his 2025 album. Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan appear in supporting roles. Directed by Trey Edward Shults and scripted by Shults, Tesfaye, and Reza Fahim, the narrative follows Tesfaye's character battling depression and insomnia, who becomes entangled in an existential journey initiated by a mysterious fan.
Pre-production commenced in September 2022 following psychological strain that caused Tesfaye to lose his voice during live performance. Tesfaye and Fahim acted as co-writers and producers, joined by Kevin Turen and Harrison Kreiss. Hurry Up Tomorrow marked one of Turen's final productions, with the film dedicated to him. A conflict arose between Turen and Tesfaye’s former collaborator Sam Levinson. Initial distribution attempts proved unsuccessful. Principal filming commenced by February 2023 and wrapped by July.
Lionsgate distributed Hurry Up Tomorrow in the United States on May 16, 2025. Critics responded negatively, labeling it a vanity project, while box office performance was poor, earning $7.8 million globally. The film garnered five nods at the 46th Golden Raspberry Awards.
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Cast
- The Weeknda fictionalized version of himself
- Ivan Troyyoung Abel
- Jenna OrtegaAnima
- Metro Boomina fictionalized version of himself
- Bellya fictionalized version of himself
- Gaspard Augéa fictionalized version of himself
- Xavier de Rosnaya fictionalized version of himself
- Paul L. DavisLavi
Crew
- Director
- Trey Edward Shults
- Writer
- Trey Edward Shults, The Weeknd, Reza Fahim
- Producer
- The Weeknd, Reza Fahim, Kevin Turen, Harrison Kreiss
- Cinematography
- Chayse Irvin
- Editing
- Trey Edward Shults
- Music
- The Weeknd, Oneohtrix Point Never
Details
- Production
- Live Nation Productions, Manic Phase
- Distributor
- Lionsgate
- Budget
- $15 million
- Box office
- $7.8 million
