Josh Brolin is having a hell of a 2018. Starring as the big bad in one of the biggest movies of all-time, “Avengers: Infinity War,” the actor kept the hot streak going a few weeks later when he starred alongside Ryan Reynolds in “Deadpool 2.” Now, on the heels of two massive films, Brolin is coming back to the big screen in “Sicario: Day of the Soldado,” which by early reactions seems to be a worthy successor to the popular first film.
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But that trifecta of films isn’t all that Brolin has on his plate. In a new feature on the actor in the New York Times, it is revealed that Brolin just sold a TV show to Hulu – “The Untitled Josh Brolin Project.” Now, before you start thinking that’s just a working title, and surely, it’ll get changed before release, that’s not the case at all. In fact, the series will keep that name, and for good reason – Brolin is playing a version of himself.
NYT describes the show as being about “a soulless movie star named Josh Brolin who leaves Hollywood, has an ayahuasca trip and becomes a self-help guru.” This isn’t the first time a high-profile Hollywood figure has portrayed a skewed version of themselves, but even still, ‘Untitled’ sounds pretty awesome. And if you’ve seen Brolin in his most recent interviews for those aforementioned big-budget spectacle films, you’d know that the actor loves making jokes and has a wicked sense of humor.
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There’s no word on when we might see “The Untitled Josh Brolin Project” come to the streaming service. Clearly, this is still in the very early stages. However, it’s only a matter of time because whatever Brolin touches, recently, turns to gold.
