
McConaughey and Harrelson Reunite for Apple TV+ Comedy Debuting in September
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson reunite in the Apple TV+ comedy Brothers, their first collaboration since True Detective, which is set to debut in September.
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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson reunite in the Apple TV+ comedy Brothers, their first collaboration since True Detective, which is set to debut in September.

Three-plus years after greenlighting, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson star as fictionalized versions of themselves in the Apple TV+ comedy Brothers, which debuts Sept. 23. The series, executive produced by the stars with showrunner Lee Eisenberg and director Trent O’Donnell, centers on a chaotic family road trip from Matthew’s Texas ranch spurred by a wedding fallout and a buried secret, with a possible governor bid adding to the mix and a supporting cast including Natalie Martinez and Brittany Ishibashi.

Apple TV+ will debut the comedy Brothers starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson on Sept. 23 with the first two episodes, followed by a new episode every Wednesday through Nov. 4. The show follows fictionalized versions of the stars as they uncover a decades‑old secret that they might actually be brothers, with McConaughey facing an identity crisis and a potential Texas governor bid. The cast includes Natalie Martinez, Brittany Ishibashi, Nolan Almeida, Oona Yaffe and Holland Taylor; the series is produced by Paramount Television Studios, with Lee Eisenberg as showrunner and Trent O’Donnell directing multiple episodes including the pilot.

Apple TV+ debuts an eight-episode comedy, Brothers, reuniting Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as fictionalized versions of themselves. The show, created by Lee Eisenberg and produced by Paramount Television Studios, centers on a longtime friendship strained by a decades‑old secret that they might actually be brothers. A first look confirms a Sept. 23 premiere with two episodes dropping, followed by a weekly release through Nov. 4, and a notable ensemble including Holland Taylor.

Apple TV+ comedy Brothers, starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as fictionalized versions of themselves, will premiere September 23, 2026 with the first two episodes, followed by a weekly rollout for eight episodes and a finale on November 4. The series centers on a chaotic reunion after a long-buried secret suggests the pair might actually be brothers, with plotlines including a Texas governor run and a family trip to Austin, plus a supporting cast led by Holland Taylor and others. executive producers include Lee Eisenberg; the show was announced in 2023 and marks a high-profile reunion for the True Detective alums.

At Cannes, Quentin Dupieux’s 78-minute surreal two‑hander Full Phil, starring Woody Harrelson and Kristen Stewart, is visually lush and sprinkled with Dupieux’s oddball touches, but the review finds the relationship at its center thin and repetitively written. Despite a few mischievous moments and a late attempt to deepen the father–daughter dynamic, the film largely stalls, leaving both leads to carry material that never fully connects. It premieres at Cannes, seeks U.S. distribution, and earns a cautious C+ rating.

Kristen Stewart stars opposite Woody Harrelson in Quentin Dupieux’s Cannes premiere Full Phil, a lean, offbeat comedy about a daughter and father on a chaotic Paris vacation. Stewart shines in a bratty, comedic turn as Dupieux blends surreal humor with a melancholic undercurrent and a goofy, gore-splattered finale.

The Cannes Film Festival hosted the premiere of Full Phil, drawing stars like Kristen Stewart, Woody Harrelson and Emma Mackey, along with director Quentin Dupieux, for a glamorous red-carpet night.

At Sundance’s Celebrating Sundance Institute: A Tribute to Founder Robert Redford, peers celebrated his trailblazing role in independent cinema and environmentalism. Ethan Hawke recalled Redford’s mentorship and a career-affirming moment after auditioning for A River Runs Through It, while Woody Harrelson shared on-set memories from Indecent Proposal and praised Redford’s generosity and advocacy. Amy Redford called her father a beacon, and the ceremony included luminary and legacy awards that underscored Redford’s lasting impact on filmmakers and audiences.
Woody Harrelson has ruled out a reunion with Matthew McConaughey for 'True Detective' Season 2, stating there's no chance of them returning together, and expressed that doing another season of the original would tarnish its success. Both actors are open to new projects, with Harrelson hinting at a comedy they are working on.
Mark Ruffalo recounted how he saved Woody Harrelson from a potential disaster during a bar fight in New Orleans while filming 'Now You See Me,' highlighting a chaotic melee that could have gone wrong.

Mark Ruffalo recounted an incident where he and Woody Harrelson got caught in a bar fight in New Orleans while filming 'Now You See Me,' highlighting Harrelson's quick temper and their chaotic night out, which Ruffalo helped defuse. The story adds to Harrelson's reputation as a whimsical yet unpredictable actor, and they are set to reunite for a third film in the series.
Woody Harrelson remembers Robert Redford as a legendary actor, director, and activist who was a champion of indie films and had a significant impact on Hollywood and environmental causes, following Redford's death at age 89.

Fans of Woody Harrelson were shocked to learn that his father, Charles Voyde Harrelson, was a convicted hitman involved in organized crime, which was revealed through social media and added a new layer to his background, though Woody has stated he was raised by his mother and knew little of his father's criminal past.
Production of Apple TV+'s untitled brothers comedy series starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson has been paused due to creative differences over the season's ending, with showrunner David West Read departing and veteran Lee Eisenberg in negotiations to take over for the final episodes and reshoots. The series, inspired by the real-life friendship of the stars, is set in Texas and explores their bond as their families live together.