In the new Netflix documentary “Will and Harper,” Will Ferrell and his longtime friend Harper Steele travel across the country following Harper’s transition to woman.

Will Ferrell is excited about his candid and enlightening new documentary “Will & Harper,” and has hopes that it can affect real change.

The film, which follows the long-time friends on a road trip across the U.S. — former Saturday Night Live head writer Steele’s first such trip since coming out as transgender — had its world premiere in January at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival and was acquired by Netflix the following month.

"Will & Harper," which premieres today on Netflix, features longtime friends Will Ferrell and Harper Steele on a cross-country road trip. That trip comes through Oklahoma.

Plus, the two open up about their documentary's "delicious" awkward hug with "Saturday Night Live" creator Lorne Michaels.

As Will Ferrell and Harper Steele promote their new Netflix documentary, there is one aspect of the film Ferrell says he regrets: their visit to a restaurant in Texas. Will & Harper shows Ferrell and his close friend Steele,

Will Ferrell insisted that the documentary "Will & Harper" be released before the elections in the U.S. and explains why it was so important.