Peter Dinklage and Josh Brolin's new film Brothers is available to stream now on Prime Video.
The action comedy sees Dinklage and Brolin play criminal twin brothers Jady and Moke Mungler, who head on the road for one last big heist despite Moke attempting to reform his ways and settle down with his wife Abby (Taylour Paige).
The synopsis reads: "Brothers tells the story of a reformed criminal, whose attempt at going straight is derailed when he reunites with his sanity-testing twin brother on a cross-country road trip for the score of a lifetime.
"Dodging bullets, the law, and an overbearing mother along the way, they must heal their severed family bond before they end up killing each other."
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Glenn Close appears as the twins' mother Cath, while Brendan Fraser is among the cast as Farful, a police officer hot on their trail.
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Brothers is directed by Palm Springs' Max Barbakow and written by The Toxic Avenger's Macon Blair and The Bad Guys' Etan Cohen.
Speaking about filming Brothers, Brolin and Dinklage spoke to Screen Rant about how much fun they had had during their time on set.
"We loved playing with each other. It was great. I loved playing my Josh instrument. It's like, when you watch The Cannonball Run, you just go, 'They were having a good time'," Game of Thrones star Dinklage shared.
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No Country for Old Men actor Brolin continued: "If you want to see a movie with us goofing, with some top actors, watch our movie."
The duo also spoke to Moviefone about how they came to work on the project, with Dinklage saying: "Josh and I wanted to make a comedy, we wanted to play brothers, and we just had this somewhat flimsy idea of wanting to make this.
"Everything followed suit, which we were really shocked and surprised that people fell for it.
"Suddenly we have Glenn Close playing our mom. It was incredible. But I just loved making this movie. Let us entertain you and whatever madcap way it comes about, here we go."
Brothers is available to stream now on Prime Video.
