Like Bob Odenkirk, for instance, who gave us a taste of the killer instinct under that cuddly exterior in a recent interview with IGN, in which he announced that he could—perhaps would—stab Mario to death with the shattered remains of his own swimming goggles.

Better Call Saul' stars Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, and co-creator Vince Gilligan stopped by EW's photo studio at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 for a sweet reunion. See the pics!

"I'll kill 'im," Odenkirk said looking at some images of Mario enjoying life on the beach. "I'll tear that moustache off his face, jam it down his throat, take those goggles, rip them to pieces, and stab him with those.

The Midnight Madness section will have world premieres for Kenji Tanigaki’s 'The Furious,' Curry Barker’s 'Obsession,' Aleksandar Radivojevic’s 'Karmadonna' and Takahide Hori’s stop-motion fantasia 'Junk World.

Better Call Saul and Mr. Show actor Bob Odenkirk usually comes off as a mild-mannered person in real life, but in an interview, Odenkirk spoke about just how his character of Hutch Mansell from the Nobody movies would fight, maim, and kill Nintendo's mascot Mario.

Director Matt Johnson’s gonzo time-travel caper “Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie,” will open the Midnight Madness section while “Dead Lover,” a zany, macabre horror-comedy from Canadian director Grace Glowicki, will be the closing night film.

The Toronto Film Festival has selected the lineup for this year's Midnight Madness sidebar that includes seven world premieres.

Bob Odenkirk admitted he walked into Saturday Night Live with what he called “a lot of attitude.”The 62 year old actor, who spent four years writing for the famous comedy show from

Iconic actor Bob Odenkirk talked about Nobody's sequel movies and we think that the franchise can definitely become the next John Wick.