.@mrbobodenkirk reacts to the @BetterCallSaul series finale and bids farewell to the character of Jimmy McGill: “I’m a little shattered about it.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
“People who are dialed into the show like I am will feel the same way I did when I first read it,” he says of the #BetterCallSaul finale script. “There’s a degree of self-awareness this character gains that I always knew he was capable of.” latimes.com/entertainment-… 
“It was almost frustrating for me that he hadn’t shown it,” Odenkirk says of Jimmy McGill’s self-awareness. “In the final episode, he surrenders to the self-awareness he’s always had. It’s pretty cool, and very satisfying to me.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
.@rheaseehorn joins the latest episode of The Envelope podcast to break down the #BetterCallSaul finale and Kim Wexler’s fate. link.chtbl.com/nWswciNq
“My breakup scene with Jimmy was extraordinarily difficult,” Seehorn says of filming the climactic moment in Jimmy McGill and Kim Wexler’s relationship.
Listen to the full #BetterCallSaul finale interview with Seehorn. link.chtbl.com/nWswciNq
Listen to the full #BetterCallSaul finale interview with Seehorn. link.chtbl.com/nWswciNq
"I like where his journey ends. And I think you’ll like it too," Bob Odenkirk said earlier this year. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Bob Odenkirk: “I’m just a guy who acts and works hard. I think people see me and think, ‘If I was an actor and had a great bit of luck, I’d be like him. He’s not a flashy guy. He’s not even particularly gifted. He just shows up and goes to work.’” latimes.com/entertainment-…
Fans are likely to feel as emotional as Odenkirk about the ending, which he points out is markedly different from that of #BreakingBad,” which concluded with a hail of gunfire and a high body count. latimes.com/entertainment-…
“It’s going to be hard,” Odenkirk said of #BetterCallSaul’s end. “It’s not something I’ve really thought about because I’m protecting myself emotionally. Compartmentalization is a real mechanism. The truth is, I’m trying to let myself feel it.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
The end of #BetterCallSaul also marks the end of Giancarlo Esposito’s time playing the bone-chilling Gus Fring. During the finale season, Esposito made his TV directorial debut on an episode in which Kim makes a life-changing decision. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Following in the footsteps of Esposito is Tony Dalton, who made his #BetterCallSaul baddie Lalo Salamanca into his own ultra-menacing character. Here, he looks back on his #BetterCallSaul journey. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Read Bob Odenkirk’s full spoiler interview with @GeBraxton about tonight’s emotional #BetterCallSaul finale. latimes.com/entertainment-…
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
