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Woody Harrelson Discusses Reteaming With Matthew McConaughey

We all know the great time that was 'The Detective'... but now, Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey are back at it again!

In case you missed it, two icons are teaming back up in a show. Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey.

That's right - and no, we're not kidding. The Detective co-stars are coming back to the big screen. And the best part? They're playing themselves!

Brothers, which is created by The Office's Lee Eisenberg, the two find out they might actually be related to each other. This puts some expected strain on their friendship - with expected hijinks ensuing.

And, per Yahoo!Entertainment, Harrelson got into the finer details as to the show. Of course, the thing is based on the real-life timeline of McConaughey's mother meeting Harrelson's father...

Harrelson was quick to dissuade (well, not dissuade, more like warn) fans that this show wasn't exactly going to be cut from the same cloth as True Detectives.

"If you like True Detective and you want more of that, it's not this," he explained. He was in his home country of Serbia, accepting a film award when he opened up about Brothers.

"I started ruminating on this and thought it would make a pretty cool show. We are playing ourselves but fictional, like Curb Your Enthusiasm," he quipped.

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Woody Harrelson Also Recalled Other Movies He's Been in

While Woody Harrelson mostly steered clear of politics during his interview, he did make one comment about the movie he may just be most well known for.

His role as drunk District 12 victor Haymitch Abernathy throughout the Hunger Games series is nothing short of iconic. The movies are undoubtedly rooted in politics, of course - so when he was asked about the dystopia, he had to make his opinions known to the crowd.

He was asked if Suzanne Collins' world reflected the one in which we live. He said, resoundingly, "F*** yes!", before commenting on his love for the latest book in the series, Sunrise on the Reaping. Of course he would love it - Haymitch serves as the main character!

Brothers is looking to be a pretty exciting show. We can't wait to see the sort of shenanigans that Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey get up to together!