In a recent teaser for the upcoming movie “IF (Imaginary Friends),” Ryan Reynolds and Randall Park brought laughter to fans by recreating a hilarious moment from the beloved TV series “The Office.” The teaser, released for John Krasinski’s new film “IF,” delighted viewers with its clever nod to the popular show.

In the teaser, Reynolds, who stars in “IF,” is seen discussing the film backstage when Park unexpectedly steps in, pretending to be Krasinski, the movie’s director. This led to a comical exchange between Reynolds and Park, reminiscent of a classic scene from “The Office.”

Reynolds, puzzled by Park’s sudden appearance, humorously questions, “Wait, wait, wait, hold on. What are you doing?” Park, staying in character as Krasinski, confidently declares, “I’m talking about our movie.” Reynolds, playing along, jokingly points out the differences between Park and the real Krasinski, sparking laughter with his witty remarks.

The playful banter between Reynolds and Park in the teaser perfectly captures the light-hearted humor that fans adore about both “The Office” and Reynolds’ comedic style. This nod to “The Office” season 9 episode “Andy’s Ancestry,” where Park’s character pretends to be Jim Halpert, adds an extra layer of nostalgia for viewers.

Aside from the delightful homage to “The Office,” the teaser also gave viewers a glimpse into the upcoming film “IF.” Directed, written, and produced by Krasinski, “IF” promises to be a heartwarming addition to the entertainment world. The movie features an ensemble cast, including Reynolds, Cailey Fleming, Fiona Shaw, Alan Kim, and Liza Colón-Zayas.

The storyline revolves around a young girl named Bea, played by Fleming, who discovers her ability to see imaginary friends, known as “Imaginary Friends.” With the help of her neighbor, The Man Upstairs, portrayed by Reynolds, Bea embarks on a journey to reunite these forgotten IFs with their former friends.

With its blend of live-action and animation, “IF” offers a refreshing take on family entertainment. As anticipation builds for the film’s release on May 17, 2024, by Paramount Pictures, fans eagerly await the heartwarming tale that awaits them. The clever marketing teasers, like the homage to “The Office,” only add to the excitement surrounding the film.

The teaser for “IF” not only showcased the talents of Ryan Reynolds and Randall Park but also paid tribute to the timeless humor of “The Office.” As audiences eagerly await the release of “IF,” they can look forward to a delightful journey filled with laughter, heart, and imagination.