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Dylan OBrien Supports Matt Spicers New Netflix Film at New York Premiere
Dylan O’Brien, 34, attended the New York City premiere of Matt Spicer’s upcoming Netflix comedy Little Brother on Thursday, June 18, 2026, at the Paris Theater. The actor was seen alongside his longtime friend and co‑star Sarah Ramos, who is married to the director.
During the after‑party, O’Brien was photographed wearing a bright yellow top while mingling with Ramos. The two later joined a DJ booth with Summer House personalities Kyle Cooke, Bailey Taylor and Levi Sebree. The event marked the second feature film directed by Ramos’s husband, following his 2017 debut Ingrid Goes West.
Little Brother follows a successful real‑estate agent, played by John Cena, whose orderly life is disrupted when his eccentric “little brother,” portrayed by Eric André, unexpectedly returns. The comedy will stream on Netflix on June 26.
Matt Spicer has a background in television direction, having worked on shows such as On Becoming a God in Central Florida, Angelyne, Dollface and American Horror Stories. His first feature, Ingrid Goes West, premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival and was released by Neon in August 2017.
Sarah Ramos, who has appeared in American Dreams, Parenthood and The Bear, announced her pregnancy with Spicer on May 4, 2026. In an Instagram post, she shared photos from a baby shower that included a cake reading “Baby Spice” and puppies available for adoption. Ramos and Spicer married in December 2020.
The pair have a history of attending public events together. During the COVID‑19 pandemic, Ramos gained attention for recreating famous movie scenes with other actors, including O’Brien, who performed scenes from The Social Network and Election with her.
The Paris Theater premiere was attended by a mix of industry professionals and media. While the event was primarily a celebration of Spicer’s new film, it also served as a platform for the cast and crew to discuss the project’s comedic approach and the collaboration between Cena and André.
According to the film’s official press release, Little Brother was written by Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel and features a supporting cast that includes Michelle Monaghan and Christopher Meloni. The film’s release on Netflix follows a strategy of launching new comedies directly to streaming audiences in the summer of 2026.
The after‑party, which included a DJ booth, was highlighted in several entertainment outlets. The presence of Summer House stars added a crossover appeal for fans of reality television. The event’s social media coverage, however, was limited to brief snapshots and did not include any detailed commentary from the participants.
As of the time of writing, Little Brother has not yet been released, and no box‑office or streaming performance data are available. The film’s premiere was a private event, and no official attendance figures were disclosed.
The next key milestone for the project is its scheduled Netflix launch on June 26. Following the release, the film’s reception will be monitored through subscriber viewership reports and critical reviews that are expected to appear in the coming weeks.
In the meantime, Sarah Ramos remains in the public eye due to her pregnancy announcement and her ongoing work as an actress. Matt Spicer’s upcoming projects have not been publicly disclosed beyond Little Brother.
The Paris Theater premiere underscores the continued collaboration between actors and directors in the streaming‑first era, while also highlighting the personal connections that often shape Hollywood events.
The film’s release will be a point of interest for fans of Cena, André and the broader Netflix comedy catalog. Viewers can expect the film to be available on the platform for the entire year following its debut.
No further developments regarding the film’s marketing or distribution have been announced. The industry will likely focus on the film’s performance on Netflix and any subsequent critical coverage.
Tags: Dylan O’Brien, Sarah Ramos, Matt Spicer, Little Brother, Netflix, Paris Theater, New York City, John Cena, Eric André, Summer House, Bravo, pregnancy, baby shower, Ingrid Goes West, On Becoming a God in Central Florida, Dollface, American Horror Stories, 2026 film releases
During the after‑party, O’Brien was photographed wearing a bright yellow top while mingling with Ramos. The two later joined a DJ booth with Summer House personalities Kyle Cooke, Bailey Taylor and Levi Sebree. The event marked the second feature film directed by Ramos’s husband, following his 2017 debut Ingrid Goes West.
Little Brother follows a successful real‑estate agent, played by John Cena, whose orderly life is disrupted when his eccentric “little brother,” portrayed by Eric André, unexpectedly returns. The comedy will stream on Netflix on June 26.
Matt Spicer has a background in television direction, having worked on shows such as On Becoming a God in Central Florida, Angelyne, Dollface and American Horror Stories. His first feature, Ingrid Goes West, premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival and was released by Neon in August 2017.
Sarah Ramos, who has appeared in American Dreams, Parenthood and The Bear, announced her pregnancy with Spicer on May 4, 2026. In an Instagram post, she shared photos from a baby shower that included a cake reading “Baby Spice” and puppies available for adoption. Ramos and Spicer married in December 2020.
The pair have a history of attending public events together. During the COVID‑19 pandemic, Ramos gained attention for recreating famous movie scenes with other actors, including O’Brien, who performed scenes from The Social Network and Election with her.
The Paris Theater premiere was attended by a mix of industry professionals and media. While the event was primarily a celebration of Spicer’s new film, it also served as a platform for the cast and crew to discuss the project’s comedic approach and the collaboration between Cena and André.
According to the film’s official press release, Little Brother was written by Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel and features a supporting cast that includes Michelle Monaghan and Christopher Meloni. The film’s release on Netflix follows a strategy of launching new comedies directly to streaming audiences in the summer of 2026.
The after‑party, which included a DJ booth, was highlighted in several entertainment outlets. The presence of Summer House stars added a crossover appeal for fans of reality television. The event’s social media coverage, however, was limited to brief snapshots and did not include any detailed commentary from the participants.
As of the time of writing, Little Brother has not yet been released, and no box‑office or streaming performance data are available. The film’s premiere was a private event, and no official attendance figures were disclosed.
The next key milestone for the project is its scheduled Netflix launch on June 26. Following the release, the film’s reception will be monitored through subscriber viewership reports and critical reviews that are expected to appear in the coming weeks.
In the meantime, Sarah Ramos remains in the public eye due to her pregnancy announcement and her ongoing work as an actress. Matt Spicer’s upcoming projects have not been publicly disclosed beyond Little Brother.
The Paris Theater premiere underscores the continued collaboration between actors and directors in the streaming‑first era, while also highlighting the personal connections that often shape Hollywood events.
The film’s release will be a point of interest for fans of Cena, André and the broader Netflix comedy catalog. Viewers can expect the film to be available on the platform for the entire year following its debut.
No further developments regarding the film’s marketing or distribution have been announced. The industry will likely focus on the film’s performance on Netflix and any subsequent critical coverage.
Tags: Dylan O’Brien, Sarah Ramos, Matt Spicer, Little Brother, Netflix, Paris Theater, New York City, John Cena, Eric André, Summer House, Bravo, pregnancy, baby shower, Ingrid Goes West, On Becoming a God in Central Florida, Dollface, American Horror Stories, 2026 film releases
