Summary

• Nobody 2 set photos show Bob Odenkirk's return with director Timo Tjahjanto and producer David Leitch.
• New cast additions include Sharon Stone as the primary villain, Colin Hanks as a corrupt sheriff, and returning characters such as Connie Nielsen.
• The sequel may focus more on family struggles, with hints from post-credits scenes suggesting a deeper impact on Hutch's life.

sequel Nobody 2, with Timo Tjahjanto (May the Devil Take You) taking over as director, started filming earlier this month and is set for release in one year.

Now, as filming continues on the action sequel, director Timo Tjahjanto ​​​​shared some set photos on X, formerly Twitter, revealing the first look at Odenkirk's return in Nobody 2. Check out the photos below:

The first photo shows Tjahjanto ​​​​next to John Wick co-director David Leitch, who serves as a producer on both Nobody movies. The second photo shows Tjahjanto next to Odenkirk in an elevator. The post was captioned, "Grateful is an understatement. #Nobody2."

Everything We Know About Nobody 2

Cast, Story, & Release Date

Though they aren't shown in the set photos, the sequel will introduce some new characters for Hutch to take on. The Oscar-nominated Sharon Stone (Casino) has been cast as the new primary villain, though details about her character remain undisclosed. Colin Hanks, the son of Tom Hanks, is also set to serve as a secondary antagonist, who is a corrupt and ambitious sheriff. Connie Nielsen will return as Hutch's wife Becca, alongside Christopher Lloyd as Hutch's father and a retired FBI agent, David Mansell.

Nobody's post-credits scene shows David and Hutch's brother Harry (RZA) with guns in their family caravan, likely heading across the border, suggesting they will play important roles in the sequel. This is in line with what Nielsen has teased about the sequel, saying it should focus more on family struggles. Overall, Hutch's backstory should continue to have a devastating impact on his seemingly perfect family life.

Nobody 2 was initially announced in 2021, though the project faced several delays due to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the eventual dual WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. After a slow start, the sequel has been filming for nearly a month now and is on the fast track and scheduled to hit theaters on August 15, 2025, four years after the original movie debut and the announcement of the sequel.

Source: Timo Tjahjanto/X