How does Bob Odenkirk feel about action roles after his heart attack?

Bob Odenkirk finds that action roles are beneficial for his health and continues to pursue them.

What health incident did Bob Odenkirk experience?

Bob Odenkirk suffered a widowmaker heart attack in July 2021 while filming Better Call Saul.

How did filming Nobody 2 help Bob Odenkirk's new role?

Having recently filmed Nobody 2, Bob Odenkirk was well-prepared for his role as a sheriff in the movie Normal.

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Bob Odenkirk: Action roles keep me healthy

18 Apr

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Odenkirk, 63, finds action roles beneficial for his health.
He experienced a widowmaker heart attack in July 2021.
Filming Nobody 2 recently prepared him for his sheriff role.

Bob Odenkirk: Action roles keep me healthy

Bob Odenkirk, 63, has embraced action roles, even after experiencing a serious health scare. He revealed that his commitment to action films is surprisingly beneficial for his well-being.

In July 2021, Odenkirk suffered a widowmaker heart attack while filming Better Call Saul in New Mexico. He has since recovered and continues rigorous training, including stunt fighting twice a week, to maintain his physical condition.

Odenkirk recently starred as a small-town sheriff in the film Normal, which premiered on April 17. He noted that having just completed filming the sequel Nobody 2, he was well-prepared for the demands of his new role.

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