‘The Office’ actor Craig Robinson is ‘officially stopping comedy’

Craig Robinson leaves Comedy forever.

In a recent video post On Instagram, the “The Office” actor revealed that he gives up comedy to concentrate on “something bigger”. In the Caption of De Post he wrote: “Life update: I am officially stopping comedy to concentrate on my true calling. Stay informed. I am working on something huge.”

“Hey, everyone! I just wanted you to hear from me: I stop with comedy,” said Robinson in the video. “But not for nothing. It was a great run, and you have all been great and great, but I follow something bigger. So, thank you very much, I love you and stay informed.”

Robinson teased what his next company could be in one follow -up postTo ask for advice about starting a small company. He wrote in the caption: “It appears to have a dream and to build a company with your friends are two very different things. I can’t go into detail yet, but for real although some help would be huge.”

Robinson broke out of playing warehouse foreman Darryl Philbin in 118 episodes of “The Office”. Some of his other remarkable TV credits are “The Cleveland Show”, “American Dad”, “Mr. Robot”, “What we do in the shadows”, “Brooklyn nine-nine,” “Killing it” and “Big Mouth.”

On the film side, Robinson was released in “Hot Tub Time Machine”, “This is the End”, “Sausage Party”, “Dolemite is my name” and “The Bad Guys.”

Robinson still has a few projects on the horizon before he leaves comedy. He will soon appear in the Netflix -managed adventure “in Your Dreams” and “The Bad Guys 2.”