Chace Crawford and P.J. Byrne Reunite for Prime Video's Dark Comedy Series 'We Were Once Men'

Chace Crawford and P.J. Byrne are joining forces once again, this time for a new satirical project at Prime Video.

The two actors, who previously starred together on The Boys, have landed roles as brothers in the developing series We Were Once Men. The show is being positioned as a satirical black comedy centered on male identity in crisis.

The premise follows a group of men attending the Reclaim Retreat, a facility that markets itself as offering transformation for the modern man. Crawford, 40, and Byrne, 46, will not only star in the project but also executive produce it alongside the creative team.

Matt Berns, a writer who has contributed to both The Boys and the upcoming prequel series Vought Rising, is penning the new show.

Crawford and Byrne's professional relationship spans nearly a decade. The pair first worked together in 2017 on the thriller film Eloise before reuniting on The Boys, where their characters—Crawford's Kevin Kohler, also known as The Deep, and Byrne's Adam Burke—maintained a contentious dynamic throughout the series.

The full plot details for We Were Once Men remain under wraps as the project continues development.