Call better already!

Call better already!

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"It's all good, men."

Dui?

But what do we know about the man behind the role, Bob Odenkirk?

Let's find out!

Help me out of these dirty waters!

Because all you break the evil out there will know, when you have trouble, no man can help you like the only and unique Goodman people.

And, of course, we all know that Saul can be the center of certain troubles, with his very blurred transactions and his fingers have many illegal cakes.

You may not be surprised to find the name of Saul Goodman originating from the saying 'all good, men' - although it is rarely when you need to call Saul!

Who is Goodman?

His full name is Robert John Odenkirk, his birthday is October 22, 1962.

Odenkirk was born in Illinois, although his career was established through his work in some comedy and comedy clubs in Chicago in the eighties.

Backstage to mark.

In 1987, Saturday night directly asked Odenkirk to and was one of the writers for the program.

Although prosperous for Odenkirk, the Saturday night was the cause of some frustrations for young comics then when he found herself behind the camera more than he did in front of them.

In 1991, Odenkirk left the seventh night directly, so he established himself as one of the famous names in the comedy movie throughout the 1990s.

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He also featured in a Cameo for Seinfeld.

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Odenkirk also continued to have some visitor appearances on TV showing your enthusiasm, the way I met your mother and arrested the development, before being Vince Gilligan actor like Saul Goodman in 2009

In an interview with Terry Grough of Air Fresh, Bob Odenkirk revealed how he came to Saul Goodman and a few things about the character he helped bring badness.

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Vince Gilligan laughs at this, told Odenkirk (like Saul doing with viewers) how he is not Jews but Irish, and using this pseudonym to feel like an Extraordinaire Jewish attorney

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What do you think about this?

Where does Bob's inspiration come from?

Bob Odenkirk also spoke to the fresh air that he tried to base on his performance on Hollywood dealers Robert Evans and Ari Emmanuel.

Ari Emmanuel is also the inspiration of Jeremy Piven's Ari Gold character in the Entourage TV show, as well as inspiration for another Odenkirk Bob character called Stevie Grant on the Larry Sanders Show.

However, Ari Emmanuel is not only the inspiration of Bob Odenkirk, he is also the true agent of Odenkirk!

Bad articles.

Because Breaking Bad ended, Odenkirk wrote some sketches for some television programs including adult swimming.

In September 2013, it was announced that AMC has given the continuation of a better Goodman Saul Spin-off who calls later.

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So what do you think?

Currently, we will have to wait, but a certain thing.