Woody Harrelson Back to Direct, Tries Stand-Up Comedy

Woody Harrelson is set to direct again, a decade after his demanding debut with the live-streamed film 'Lost in London.' He expressed a desire to revisit the live format, but with a much simpler production, perhaps an hour-long project.

Harrelson also revealed he is venturing into stand-up comedy, acknowledging its immense challenge due to the direct audience interaction required. He is preparing material but anticipates a difficult initial attempt.

Fans can look forward to seeing Harrelson in the Apple TV+ series "Brothers," alongside Matthew McConaughey. The show fictionalizes their lives, exploring a potential sibling relationship after Harrelson learned McConaughey's mother knew his father around the time of McConaughey's conception.

He also discussed 'The Cackling of the Dodos,' a Netflix film directed by Jason Bateman, which reunites him with Sam Rockwell and is produced under Harrelson's new banner, Children at Play. Harrelson praised the script's evolution into a "Coen Brothers type of vibe."