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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson Explain Their ‘Brothers’ TV Idea — and What Happened at the Emmys

The actors who have been the closest of friends for three decades believe they may be half-brothers, and their 2026 Emmys bit teed up what to expect from their new Apple TV comedy inspired by the theory.

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