Hey everybody what’s up? Today I thought I might do a cast video on of my favourite Will Ferrell Movies that would be Step Brothers (2008). I saw this movie 4 years ago in 2020 when I was 14 almost 15, it’s a funny movie and it stars Will Ferrell and John C Riley aka Buddy the Elf and Wreck-it Ralph two of my favourite actors. Enjoy this cast video.
Plot:
Bo and Marty, two middle-aged men who still live with their parents, are forced to stay under the same roof together when Bo’s mother marries Marty's father.
Cast:
Bo Duke as Brennan Huff (both tall, have blonde hair, kind, clumsy and eccentric at times)
Marty McFly as Dale Doback (both easy going, grumpy and arrogant sometimes and play music)
Homer Simpson as Robert Doback (both fatherly, have bald hair and sometimes grumpy and strict)
Marge Simpson as Nancy Huff Doback (both motherly and married to Homer and Robert)
Gru as Derek Huff
Lucy Wikde as Alice Huff (both married to Gru and Derek)
Annette as Denise (both girlfriends to Bo and Brennan)
Kyle Broflovski as Tommy Huff
Edith Gru as Tiffany Huff
Nelson Muntz as Chris Gardocki (both bullies)
Jimbo Jones as Redhead Kid (both also bullies)
Nurse Joy as Nurse
Doctor Hibbert as Doctor (both doctors)
Silas Ramsbottom as Randy (both good friends to Gru and Derek)
Carl Fredricksen as Blind Man (both kind and own dogs)
Bart, Lisa and Maggie Simpson as Themselves (Brennan and Derek’s Younger Siblings/Nancy’s Biological Kids/Robert’s Step Kids/Dale’s Step Siblings)
Luke and Daisy Duke as Themselves (Brennan’s Cousins)
Doc Emmett Brown as Himself (Dale’s Best Friend)
The General Lee as Himself (Brennan’s Car)
Katie-Lynn Johnson as Herself (Denise’s Best Friend/Luke's Girlfriend)
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