





Lethal assassin slash suburban dad Hutch Mansell — played by Bob Odenkirk — is back in Nobody 2. After saving his wife and children from the Russian mob following a home invasion gone wrong in Nobody, Hutch returns to the assassin game full-time with his wife’s blessing. But when his new work schedule drives a wedge between him and his family, he decides to take them on a relaxing vacation for some quality time. Unfortunately, an assassin’s work is never done, and Hutch finds himself caught in the crosshairs of a corrupt theme park owner, a shady sheriff, and a ruthless organized crime boss. Directed by Timo Tjahjanto (The Night Comes for Us), the action movie also stars Connie Nielsen, Christopher Lloyd, Colin Hanks, RZA, and Sharon Stone.




After saving his family from gangsters and burning up their safe house full of cash in Nobody, Hutch is left indebted to the Russian mobsters. So when his old handler the Barber (Salmon) calls, he jumps at the opportunity to return to work as a government assassin and recoup the money. And, with his family’s stamp of approval, he no longer has to keep his career a secret. While he quickly pays off what he owes, the brutal pace of the job drastically cuts down on his time with his wife, Becca (Nielsen), and his kids, Brady (Munroe) and Sammy (Cadorath), who don’t see him for months at a time.
So Hutch decides it’s high time for a family vacation, and takes the whole crew to an old theme park and resort in small-town Wisconsin, one he visited with his dad and brother as a child. But when they arrive, Brady immediately gets into a scuffle while defending his sister from local teens at the town’s arcade, and the Mansells get kicked out. In the chaos, an employee smacks Sammy, causing Hutch to lose his temper and unleash hell on the arcade employees. The unexpected violence catches the eye of a corrupt local sheriff who’s convinced Hutch was sent to the town to interrupt the black market smuggling route Abel gets a cut of. Soon, Hutch finds trouble waiting for him around every corner.














































