Additional information for Step Brothers, which has a domestic theatrical release set for July 25, 2008. The film is being distributed by Columbia Pictures and has not yet been rated. Step Brothers has a total running time of 98 minutes.
14A
Canada
R
USA
18
Ireland
15
UK
M18
Singapore
R-18
Philippines
MA
Australia
7
Sweden
M/12
Portugal
14
Peru
K-13
Finland
R16
New Zealand
12
Netherlands
18
South Korea
VM14
Italy
13
Argentina
L
Iceland
B15
Mexico
(Banned)
Malaysia
98min
106min
Hermanastros
Argentina
Hermanastros
Mexico
Hermanastros
Peru
Сводные братья
Russia
Adelfia gia... klamata
Greece
Bratri z donucení
Czech Republic
Demi-frères
Canada
Filhos e Enteados
Portugal
Frangins malgré eux
France
Fratellastri a 40 anni
Italy
Halv-brødre
Denmark
Hermanos por pelotas
Spain
Kasuvennad
Estonia
Polu-braca
Serbia
Quase Irmãos
Brazil
Stiefbrüder
Germany
Tesó-Tusa
Hungary
Velipuolet
Finland
July 25, 2008
Canada
July 25, 2008
USA
August 27, 2008
Aruba
August 27, 2008
Barbados
August 27, 2008
Guyana
August 27, 2008
Jamaica
August 27, 2008
Netherlands Antilles
August 29, 2008
Ireland
August 29, 2008
UK
September 04, 2008
Russia
September 04, 2008
Ukraine
September 05, 2008
Iceland
September 11, 2008
Germany
September 11, 2008
Singapore
September 12, 2008
Estonia
September 12, 2008
Venezuela
September 17, 2008
Philippines
September 18, 2008
Australia
September 19, 2008
Latvia
September 25, 2008
Portugal
September 26, 2008
Mexico
September 26, 2008
Panama
October 01, 2008
Belgium
October 03, 2008
Sweden
October 10, 2008
Norway
October 14, 2008
Israel
October 16, 2008
Peru
October 24, 2008
Brazil
October 24, 2008
Italy
October 24, 2008
Turkey
October 31, 2008
Austria
October 31, 2008
Spain
November 19, 2008
France
November 21, 2008
Denmark
January 28, 2009
Japan
February 03, 2009
Netherlands
February 05, 2009
Hungary
March 03, 2009
Argentina
March 11, 2009
Finland
August 13, 2010
Switzerland
They grow up so fast.
Brennan Huff (Ferrell) is a sporadically employed thirty-nine-year-old loser who lives with his mother, Nancy (Mary Steenburgen). Dale Doback (Reilly) is a terminally unemployed forty-year-old who lives with his father, Robert (Richard Jenkins). When Robert and Nancy get married and move in together, Brennan and Dale are forced to live with each other as step brothers. They immediately don't like each other. Dale warns Brennan not to touch his drum set or else (Brennan feels tempted to do this). Soon after, Brennan finally plays on Dale's drum set and leaves the room before he can return. Dale enters the room and notices a chip on one of his drumsticks and confronts Brennan about it. Brennan denies this and a fight breaks out between the two after Brennan vows and makes good on his promise to "rub my nutsack on your drumset". The fight ends as Dale and Brennan strike each other at the same time with a bat and a golf club. The parents declare that the irresponsible men should find jobs or else they're out of the house. Later on, Brennan's very successful but mean brother Derek (Adam Scott) comes to visit with his family. As Brennan and Dale hide in Dale's tree house, Derek comes to mock Brennan and Dale. Angered by Derek, Dale punches Derek in the face. Brennan is in awe that Dale did something to Derek that he always wanted to do. After this occurred, Derek's long-suffering wife Alice (Kathryn Hahn) finds it arousing that Dale punched Derek, becoming infatuated with him. Both men eventually realize that they have a lot in common, and become best friends.They take job interviews at which they perform quite poorly. Walking home, Brennan and Dale decide to start their own company called "Prestige Worldwide" and encounter kids that beat up Dale on a regular basis. The kids beat up Dale and Brennan and force them to lick dog feces. At home, the parents reveal that Derek is selling the house. Dale and Brennan sabotage Derek's plans by dressing as bad neighbors (a Klansman and a nazi respectively) and pretending Brennan had died in front of the buyers. Soon they create a music video to promote their singing talents being shot on Robert's boat and show it to the parents, Derek, and others at Derek's birthday party. The video reveals that the boat was crashed into rocks and Robert punishes them.During Christmas time, the boys sleepwalk and attack Robert after he wakes them up. Angered by this, Robert forces himself to divorce Nancy and put all the blame on them. Dale and Brennan blame each other for the divorce and go back to hating each other. They go their separate ways as they both get apartments. Brennan starts working for Derek and Dale becomes a caterer. At a sales party for helicopters, the Catalina Wine Mixer (arranged by Brennan), the family meets again just as the band quits due to a heckler. Robert realizes that the boys are miserable and tells them to be themselves again and go for their dream. Brennan and Dale go on stage as Prestige Worldwide and with Brennan's singing, the parents and Derek have a change of character. Robert and Nancy fall in love again and Derek regains the love for his brother. Since this, Dale and Brennan have become a successful karaoke duo. Robert and Nancy get married again and move back into the house with a new tree house made from the destroyed boat just for Dale and Brennan.During the end credits Brennan and Dale arrive in a helicopter and exact their revenge on the kids by beating them up.
Adam McKay
Director(s)
Will Ferrell
Adam McKay
Will Ferrell
Adam McKay
John C. Reilly
Writer(s)
Judd Apatow
producer
Joshua Church
co-producer (as Josh Church)
Jessica Elbaum
associate producer
Andrew Epstein
associate producer
Will Ferrell
executive producer
David B. Householter
executive producer (as David Householter)
Adam McKay
executive producer
Jimmy Miller
producer
Producer(s)
Jon Brion
Composer(s)
Brennan Huff
Will Ferrell
Dale Doback
John C. Reilly
Nancy Huff
Mary Steenburgen
Dr. Robert Doback
Richard Jenkins
Derek
Adam Scott
Alice
Kathryn Hahn
Denise
Andrea Savage
Tommy
Lurie Poston
Tiffany
Elizabeth Yozamp
Chris Gardoki
Logan Manus
Redheaded Kid (as Travis Flory)
Travis T. Flory
7-Year-Old Girl (as Lili McKay)
Lili Rose McKay
Nurse
Shira Piven
Doctor
Seth Morris
Blind Man
Wayne Federman
TV Anchor
Maria Quiban
Receptionist
Danielle Schneider
Pam Gringe
Gillian Vigman
Interviewer
Brian Huskey
Man without Glasses
Adam McKay
Sporting Goods Manager
Seth Rogen
First Homebuyer
Chris Henchy
First Homebuyer
Mary Catherine Hamelin
Male Therapist
Ian Roberts
Second Homebuyer
Erica Vittina Phillips
Second Homebuyer
Phil LaMarr
Randy
Rob Riggle
TJ
Jason Davis
Rental Agent
Paula Killen
Employment Agent
Ken Jeong
Lead Singer
Horatio Sanz
Wine Mixer Heckler
Kyle Felts
Caterer
Jake Szymanski
Drunk Corporate Guy
Matt Walsh
6-Year-Old Derek
Dmitri Schuyler-Linch
9-Year-Old Brennan
Bryce Hurless
Therapy Patient
Brent White
Donnie Huff
Steve Silverie
Upscale Businessman (uncredited)
Don Abernathy
Online Store Clerk (uncredited)
Erin Affourtit
Two aimless middle-aged losers still living at home are forced against their will to become roommates when their parents get married.
Director(s)
Adam McKay
Will Ferrell
Adam McKay
John C. Reilly
Writer(s)
producer
Joshua Church
co-producer (as Josh Church)
Jessica Elbaum
associate producer
Andrew Epstein
associate producer
Will Ferrell
executive producer
David B. Householter
executive producer (as David Householter)
Adam McKay
executive producer
Jimmy Miller
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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