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Edtv (1999) - ★★★☆☆


I love friendship!!!!!!! I love it when people are friends!!! Whenever I come across a new set of friends, I filled with a sense of delight so large I dare not even put it into words. The friendship that has dominated most of my summer is that of Special Agent Dale Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman from David Lynch's Twin Peaks

Harry and Coop are a perfect example of everything a good pair of friends should strive to be. They love hanging out together and enjoy doing many activities with one another, from eating donuts, to drinking coffee, to solving murders, to entering evil zones. 

Harry and Coop sharing a beautiful friendship moment!!!

When I sat down to watch Edtv, the last thing I expected was that I would learn of another friendship as beautiful as the one shared by Harry and Dale. But expectations be damned! That's exactly what happened.

Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaaheuseygh met on the set of Edtv in 1999, and since then, they have been the best of friends, both on screen and off! They're often seen wearing fun hats together, swimming, or just hugging (a classic friendship activity!). In Edtv, they play brothers with a tense relationship, but off screen Woody and Matthew are simply the best of pals!! Please enjoy this small selection of pictures of the legendary Woody Harrelson Matthew McConnaghuhey friendship!!!!






The movie was fine, too, but for me, it was the knowledge of this beautiful friendship that really shone through!!!

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