Seth Rogen, a familiar face in comedy and filmmaking, was honored with a Career Achievement award at the Toronto Film Festival's Tribute Awards, held at the Royal York Hotel. True to form, the 44-year-old actor-producer couldn't resist a humorous jab at the recognition.

"Does TIFF know something I don't know? You got a letter from my doctors?" Rogen quipped on stage, deeming the early career honor "ominous." His lighthearted reaction underscored his well-known comedic persona, even while accepting a prestigious industry award.

Rogen was in Toronto promoting two projects: Babies, a film directed by his wife, Lauren Miller Rogen, in which he co-stars with Anna Kendrick, and Tangles, an animated feature that he and Miller Rogen produced. He humorously thanked his wife for allowing him to "piggy back on her success" by bringing her film to TIFF. He concluded his acceptance speech with a cheerful, "Thank you all, you can go home now."