EXCLUSIVE: A24 and Chernin Entertainment’s Dicks: The Musical, within the wake of getting a rowdy world premiere at TIFF’s Midnight Madness, is tweaking its launch date, now going restricted on Oct. 6 as an alternative of Sept. 29.

The film, directed by Borat filmmaker Larry Charles and starring and written by Aaron Jackson and Josh Sharp, will go extensive on October 20. Chernin Entertainment produced and co-finance alongside A24. 

The bawdy film follows two fiercely aggressive salesmen (Sharp and Jackson) who uncover that their twins, after individually being raised by their mom (Megan Mullally) and homosexual father (Nathan Lane). The duo attempt to get their dad and mom again collectively. SNL‘s Bowen Yang stars as God, and Megan Thee Stallion stars as the guys’ ruthless boss.

The pic acquired a SAG-AFTRA Interim Agreement 36 hours earlier than its world premiere at TIFF clearing the best way for Jackson, Sharp and Yang to look on stage and do interviews throughout the fest.

Dicks: The Musical is 88% contemporary on Rotten Tomatoes. Deadline movie critic Valerie Complex praised the musical comedy, which first hatched by Jackson and Sharp at Upright Citizens Brigade in NYC, “It’s meant to piss off a certain demographic of people, and it will succeed at doing so, but there’s no denying that Dicks: The Musical is a hilarious romp.”

 The songs for the movie have been created by composers Marius de Vries (MOULIN ROUGE!, LA LA LAND) and Karl Saint Lucy, and co-written with Jackson and Sharp. The first single, “All Love Is Love” dropped final week.

Similar to A24’s Everything, Everywhere All at Once‘s world premiere at SXSW which played through the roof, so did Dicks: The Musical with gospel singers who popped up in the theater during the film’s ultimate quantity, full with flying inflated projectile penile objects.