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Rami Malek & Christian Slater Promote 'Mr. Robot' Final Season at Tribeca Film Festival 2019

Rami Malek & Christian Slater Promote 'Mr. Robot' Final Season at Tribeca Film Festival 2019

Rami Malek hits the red carpet alongside co-stars Christian Slater and Carly Chaikin along with Mr. Robot show creator Sam Esmail as they arrive at the Tribeca Talks – A Farewell to Mr. Robot on Sunday (April 28) at Spring Studio in New York City.

The stars attended the event held during the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival to reminisce about the show while also promoting the final season.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Rami Malek

While they didn’t give away too much info about the last season, Sam did tease, “It is still ending the exact way I always envisioned.”

The fourth and final season of Mr. Robot will have 12 episodes and air later this year.

15+ pictures inside of the cast at the film festival…

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