Nobody 3: Bob Odenkirk Reveals If He'd Return for Another Sequel at 62
Odenkirk's Hutch Mansell debuted in Nobody, an R-rated action movie directed by Ilya Naishuller and written by Derek Kolstad. The film also stars Aleksei Serebryakov as Yulian Kuznetsov, Connie Nielsen as Becca Mansell, Christopher Lloyd as David Mansell, Michael Ironside as Eddie Williams, and RZA as Harry Mansell.
A sequel, Nobody 2, is now opening in United States theaters this weekend. Odenkirk, Nielsen, RZA, and Lloyd all reprise their respective roles in the new movie.
What did Bob Odenkirk say about Nobody 3?
Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Odenkirk said that he was open to returning as Hutch for a potential Nobody 3 and Nobody 4.
'It would be about the journey of the family and the tensions that change as you move from one chapter to the next,' Odenkirk said. 'You tell yourself, 'This is going to be it now. I'm going to enjoy this chapter of my life, and I'm going to be carefree.' But then you find that it has just as many frustrations and shortcomings as the last chapter.'
There has been no official announcement about the Nobody franchise continuing after the second movie as of yet, as Universal Pictures is likely waiting to see how the film does at the box office.
According to Variety, it's expected to make $10 million to $12 million in North America this weekend. That's an improvement over the first movie, which opened to $6.7 million and grossed $57.5 million worldwide; however, it's important to remember that film was delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic and was then released in March 2021.
Critical response to Nobody 2 has so far been positive, as the sequel currently holds an 81 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes with 63 reviews. ComingSoon's Jonathan Sim gave it a 7/10 score, which equates to 'good.'
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