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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 as themselves in the new Apple TV comedy Brothers, exploring whether they might be secretly related. The duo's on-screen mother, played by Holland Taylor, hints at a deeper connection when she reveals their possible brotherly bond. As the friends embark on a trip to Austin to mend their estranged daughter's engagement, the truth about their relationship is threatened by Ma Mac's accidental disclosure of a long-hidden secret.

Meanwhile, McConaughey grapples with his own personal quest to run for Governor of Texas. The trailer promises a mix of heartfelt moments, chaotic situations, and plenty of humor as the cast, including Natalie Martinez and Brittany Ishibashi, delve into the world of friendship, family, fame, and the blurred lines between myth and reality.

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