john c. reilly played brennan's brother in step brothers.
john c. reilly played brennan's brother in step brothers.
who plays brennan's brother in step brothers?
john c. reilly
step brothers (film)









































step brothers is a 2008 american comedy film directed by adam mckay and written by will ferrell and mckay from a story by ferrell, mckay, and john c. reilly. it follows brennan (ferrell) and dale (reilly), two grown men who are forced to live together as brothers after their single parents marry each other. richard jenkins, mary steenburgen, adam scott and kathryn hahn also star.









































the film was released on july 25, 2008, two years after "". both films feature the same main actors, as well as the same producing and writing team.









































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step brothers (film)
prior to his signing at interscope, don trip scored big with his collaborative step brothers mixtape with starlito. released in 2011, the mixtape was peppered with references and in-jokes relating to the judd apatow movie step brothers, and gained a cult following among the rap community. a few months before the mixtape's release, starlito and don trip were introduced to each other by yo gotti, with whom don trip was touring. both rappers were already familiar with the other’s music, and after discovering their musical compatibility, decided to make a joint project. three studio sessions later, step brothers was fully recorded. due to the success of the mixtape as well as their collaborative chemistry, starlito and don trip continued to collaborate, releasing the step brothers 2 mixtape in 2015. while don trip was based in memphis while starlito was based in nashville, the two continued to meet up to record, never emailing each other songs back and forth. eventually, in 2017, the two linked up again for the third installment of the step brothers series, preceded by the karate in the garage collaborative mixtape. released independently, like the two previous mixtapes, step brothers 3 received widespread critical acclaim from publications such as pitchfork, xxl, and usa today.
don trip