The filmmaking duo Peter and Bobby Farrelly are here to discuss the making of their new film Dear Santa starring Jack Black! The comedy legends share stories from the making of their iconic films such as "Dumb and Dumber" and "There's Something About Mary.

Peter Farrelly started by revealing that he still jots down jokes that could be used in a Dumb and Dumber film, before stating: "I keep a list because I could easily see us doing another "Dumb and Dumber" someday."

The Farrelly brothers have had a long career both collaborating (“Dumb and Dumber,” “There’s Something About Mary”) and helming projects individually (Peter’s “Green Book,” Bobby’s “Champions”). They’re coming together again for the holidays with the new Paramount+ film “Dear Santa,

To his point, Dumb and Dumber remains one of the most memorable comedies of the 1990s, as well as a career highlight for Jim Carrey, though neither the brothers’ sequel Dumb and Dumber To nor the Farrelly-free prequel Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd came anywhere close to matching the original film’s dimwitted whimsy.

The biggest mystery of Dear Santa, the Paramount+ streaming comedy written by Ricky Blitt and Peter Farrelly and directed by Bobby Farrelly, is who, if anyone, it’s actually meant for. The plot revolves around Liam (Robert Timothy Smith),

Moviefone speaks with director Bobby Farrelly and screenwriter Peter Farrelly about 'Dear Santa'. It's a movie that we worked on for many years, Bobby said.

Twenty years after the release of Dumb and Dumber, the Farrelly brothers reunited with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels for Dumb and Dumber To. Although the sequel received negative reviews, it did gross $169.