Nobody It was a film driven by a clear concept: what would happen if a killing machine hid beneath the dull exterior of a family man? A good cast was essential to success, and fortunately, Bob Odenkirk It turned out to be an unbeatable choice; an actor admired for his comic timing, but we suddenly discovered he was also wary of picking up a gun and shooting at point-blank range. The film's success made the announcement of a sequel inevitable, linked to the reasonable doubt of how to continue the concept once the excitement of the surprise factor had subsided.