Brothers: Release date, Trailer, cast, plot, & Everything we know About the Josh Brolin & Peter Dinklage Action Comedy

Isha Das


Brothers (Credit: Amazon MGM)

Get ready for chaos and hilarity as Amazon MGM Studios recently unveiled the official trailer for Brothers, an upcoming action comedy that promises to take audiences on a wild ride.

Starring the dynamic duo of Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage as feuding twin brothers, this film is already generating buzz with its outrageous premise and an all-star cast that includes Brendan Fraser and Glenn Close.

The trailer hints at a thrilling blend of comedy and crime, showcasing the brothers' turbulent relationship as they embark on a road trip in search of a life-changing score.

Curious about what lies beneath the surface of this offbeat family tale? This article delves into everything we know about Brothers, from the plot details to the talented cast and the unique dynamic between its characters. We’ll keep you posted with the latest updates as new information rolls in!

Release date & Where to Watch

Brothers will have a limited theatrical release starting Oct. 10, 2024 in the US before becoming available for global streaming on Prime Video on Oct. 17, 2024.

The film has received an R rating from the MPA due to pervasive language, crude sexual content, and drug use.

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Plot

Brothers follows a reformed criminal whose plans for a straight life are upended when his chaotic twin brother returns. The two set off on a cross-country road trip for a high-stakes score, facing off against bullets, the law, and their overbearing mother.

Along the way, they must confront their fractured relationship before it tears them apart.

Directed by Max Barbakow, this action-comedy blends family drama and absurd humor as the brothers try to heal their bond while dodging disaster at every turn.

Cast

  • Josh Brolin (Milk, No Country for Old Men, Outer Range) plays a former criminal determined to turn his life around.
  • Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones, Unfrosted, Wicked) stars as Brolin's twin brother, who remains deeply entrenched in a life of crime.

In an interview with Collider, Peter Dinklage shared the amusing origin of the project: “Josh Brolin and I play brothers. The idea came from a friend of his who said, ‘You and Dinklage both have really big heads. You guys should play brothers.’”

  • Marisa Tomei as Dinklage's friend
  • Taylour Paige (Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F)
  • Glenn Close as Brolin and Dinklage's mother
  • Brendan Fraser (The Whale) as the film's antagonist
  • M. Emmet Walsh (Blade Runner)
  • Jennifer Landon (Yellowstone)
  • Ted Ferguson
  • Samuel the Orangutan

Official Trailer

The Brothers trailer kicks off with Brendan Fraser tossing Peter Dinklage across the room and ends with Josh Brolin announcing he needs to use the bathroom mid-conversation. But the standout is Marisa Tomei’s wild performance as Dinklage’s possible lover, featuring chaotic scenes of play-fighting and dancing.

Watch the Brothers trailer below for a glimpse of the madness this comedy promises.

Filming

Filming was completed in November 2021 in Atlanta. In October 2023, Amazon MGM Studios secured the distribution rights.

Behind the Scenes

Brothers is directed by Max Barbakow, best known for his critically acclaimed 2020 film Palm Springs. This marks Barbakow's third feature, following Palm Springs and his 2013 debut Mommy, I’m a Bastard. The script for Brothers was written by Macon Blair, based on a story by Etan Cohen.

The movie is produced by Andrew Lazar (Mad Chance), Josh Brolin (Brolin Productions), Peter Dinklage (Estuary Films), and David Ginsberg. Trish Stanard and Macon Blair serve as executive producers. Brothers is a collaboration between Legendary Pictures, Mad Chance Productions, Brolin Productions, and Estuary Films.

In addition to Brothers, Barbakow is also set to write and direct an upcoming body-swap comedy starring Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston for Amazon MGM Studios.

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