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Matthew McConaughey And Woody Harrelson Play Themselves (And Possibly Brothers) In New Apple TV Comedy — Watch Trailer

Are Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson secretly brothers? That's the question at the heart of their new Apple TV comedy series. Watch the official trailer.

Matthew McConaughey And Woody Harrelson Play Themselves (And Possibly Brothers) In New Apple TV Comedy — Watch Trailer

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson star in the upcoming Apple TV comedy series Brothers, playing fictionalized versions of themselves. The show's premise revolves around a decades-old secret that throws their friendship into chaos: they might actually be brothers.

According to Variety, the story begins when Harrelson's character's daughter's wedding ends in disaster. He then goes to stay at McConaughey's, and they soon discover the potential family connection. Deadline reports that after Harrelson's character's daughter's engagement falls apart, he goes to stay at McConaughey's.

The series brings together the two actors, who previously worked together on the first season of True Detective. The show is set to premiere on Apple TV, with a trailer now available for viewing.

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