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Bob Odenkirk stars in 'Normal,' a hyper-violent, genre-blending crime caper directed by Ben Wheatley, premiering at TIFF, featuring a small-town setting, dark humor, and a mix of Western and grindhouse elements.
Bob Odenkirk discusses his transformation for 'Nobody 2', including changing the setting from Italy to a rundown resort, his rigorous two-year fight training, and his goal to portray a relatable, non-traditional action hero with humor and authenticity.
Bob Odenkirk discusses the potential for more 'Nobody' films, his transition into action star, and his reflections on his roles in 'Better Call Saul' and 'Saul Goodman,' while also sharing insights about his health, training, and upcoming projects like 'Pluribus.'
'Nobody 2' is a fun, over-the-top action sequel featuring Bob Odenkirk as Hutch Mansell, a mild-mannered family man and secret assassin, who goes on a chaotic family vacation while battling criminal organizations. The film blends cartoonish violence with humor, emphasizing Hutch's dual identity as a sitcom dad and deadly fighter, and sets up potential for future installments.
The Broadway revival of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross" is set to begin previews at the Palace Theatre on March 10, with an official opening on March 31. The production, directed by Patrick Marber, features a star-studded cast including Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk, and Bill Burr, and will run for a limited 12-week engagement. The play, a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, is set in a competitive Chicago real estate office and explores themes of ambition and desperation.
Bob Odenkirk discussed losing the role of Michael Scott on "The Office" to Steve Carell on the "Office Ladies" podcast, acknowledging that Carell was a better fit for the comedic role. Odenkirk noted that his earnestness made it easier to transition to dramatic roles like in "Better Call Saul," while Carell's genuine comedic talent suited the character of Michael Scott.
Actor Bob Odenkirk, known for his roles in "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul," discovered on PBS' "Finding Your Roots" that he is related to King Charles III, despite having just criticized the idea of monarchy. Odenkirk, initially skeptical of monarchies, joked about changing his mind after learning about the connection. The research revealed that his fifth great-grandfather was related to royal families of Europe. Odenkirk, born in Illinois, reflected on feeling a part of history he didn't think he was connected to. This revelation follows other celebrities' surprising family history discoveries on the show.
Actor Bob Odenkirk, known for his role in Better Call Saul, was surprised to learn on PBS's Finding Your Roots that he is related to King Charles III, despite his avowed anti-monarchist views. The connection stems from his fifth great-grandfather's ties to the Duke of Plön, who was related to European royal families. Odenkirk, initially critical of monarchies, expressed surprise at the revelation and joked that it might change his mind. His episode on Finding Your Roots is set to air on January 30.
Actor Bob Odenkirk discovers on "Finding Your Roots" that he is 11th cousins with King Charles III, expressing surprise and humor at the revelation while reflecting on his family history and views on monarchy. Comedian Iliza Shlesinger also explores her Jewish heritage on the same episode, uncovering the story of her great-grandmother's brother's experience during the Holocaust.
Actor Bob Odenkirk, known for his role as Saul Goodman in Better Call Saul, was surprised to learn on the PBS show Finding Your Roots that he is related to King Charles III as his 11th cousin. Odenkirk, who grew up in Chicago, expressed amazement at the news and reflected on the concept of monarchy versus democracy, ultimately finding humor in the unexpected revelation.
Actor Bob Odenkirk discovers on PBS' Finding Your Roots that he is eleventh cousins with King Charles, prompting a surprised reaction from the self-proclaimed non-monarchist. Host Henry Louis Gates Jr. reveals the actor's royal lineage, leading to a humorous exchange. Odenkirk's episode airs on Tuesday at 8 p.m. on PBS, where he joins a list of famous faces who have explored their family roots on the show.
Bob Odenkirk discovers surprising French and royal ancestry on the PBS series Finding Your Roots, learning that he is part-French and related to King Charles III through his sixth great-grandfather, the Duke of Plön. The actor expresses gratitude for his ancestors' sacrifices and reflects on the implications of his royal lineage, ultimately finding the revelation "crazy" and humorous.
After 53 Emmy nominations and six seasons, "Better Call Saul" failed to secure a win, including in categories such as Outstanding Drama Series and Lead Actor. Despite critical acclaim, the prequel to "Breaking Bad" did not match the awards success of its predecessor. The series, created by Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, focused on the transformation of Jimmy McGill into the character Saul Goodman, with Rhea Seehorn portraying the fan favorite character Kim Wexler. "Succession" took home wins for outstanding drama series, writing for a drama series, and lead actor in a drama series at the Emmy Awards.
Breaking Bad stars Bryan Cranston and Bob Odenkirk reunited at a Celebrity Poker Tournament benefiting the Entertainment Community Fund. The event, held in Los Angeles, also saw the presence of other Breaking Bad cast members such as Krysten Ritter and Jesse Plemons. The tournament aimed to support film and television workers affected by the work stoppage.
Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk revealed that he learned about his heart attack from a chart his daughter made, detailing his hospitalization and recovery. Odenkirk discussed his health scare while promoting a children's book he collaborated on with his children. He admitted that the heart attack is something he thinks about every day and that he plans to take it slow in his work life moving forward. Odenkirk also reflected on not listening to his doctor's advice before the heart attack and emphasized the importance of taking time to enjoy life.