

Bob Odenkirk talks NOBODY 2 – will it meet Mark’s expectations?
Aug 14, 2025
Bob Odenkirk, acclaimed actor and writer, best known for his roles in 'Breaking Bad' and 'Better Call Saul', joins for an engaging discussion. They dive into the explosive action sequences of 'Nobody 2' and explore the pressures of following a successful first film. The conversation touches on father figures in movies and Jackie Chan's influence. Mark shares his thoughts on various film releases, while both hosts reflect on the quirks of romantic comedies and the depths of character development, blending humor and insightful commentary.
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Global Markets Redefine 'Big' Movies
- Mark observes the international movie market is shifting and reshaping what counts as a global hit.
- He highlights examples like Nezha's massive worldwide box office as evidence of change.
Casting Family Traits Into Hutch
- Bob credits his father for giving him the volatile temper he channels into Hutch.
- He says that inherited capacity to 'lose his head' informs Hutch's explosive reactions.
Action Is Like A Comedy Room
- Bob Odenkirk compares action choreography to a comedy writer's room full of invention and timing.
- He argues fight scenes share teamwork, timing, and improvisational problem-solving with comedy.