Adam Brody.
Stefania Rosini/NetflixEveryone wants a piece of Adam BrodyHot Rabbi after the Netflix premiere Nobody wants this.
Brody, 45, spoke about the show's success at the first-time Golden Globe nominees luncheon on Tuesday, December 17, saying: Hollywood Reporter“I've been getting a lot of interesting stuff. My email is fuller than it was.”
While the actor is currently focusing on the second season of Nobody wants thisHe is looking forward to planning his new projects. “If I was looking to not do something, it probably wouldn't be something very similar to the show,” Brody added. “Other than that, quality writing is a precious gem, and anything well written will be lucky to do.”
The hit TV series, which premiered in September, focused on the unlikely relationship between an outspoken atheist woman (played by Kristen Bell) and an unorthodox rabbi (portrayed by Brody). Nobody wants this Received praise From critics and fans alike due to the intense on-screen chemistry between the two leads.
Bill's husband, Dax Shepardshared his thoughts on the overwhelming interest in him On-screen romance With Brody.
“We watched this scene together, the kissing scene, which I think is the best kissing scene ever, ever put on film,” Shepard, 49, said at the New Yorker Film Festival in September. “And my best friend, Aaron, from childhood says, ‘Have I ever kissed you like that?’ No, I didn’t even know she could kiss like that.
Shepherd joked that he faces some competition now When it comes to chemistry “(She's) not as good as her and Brody,” Bell, 44, added.
As for Belle, she was surprised at how well she and Brody sold the fantasy ship.
“So I can admit to watching it, like, 'Wow, this is exciting,'” she told e-talk ahead of the show's premiere in September. “My husband said the same thing. For example, when he watched the first episode, he was like, “Oh my God, I want you to kiss him so bad.”
The on-screen chemistry between Kristen Bell and Adam Brody is unparalleled. The duo star in the Netflix rom-com series Nobody Wants This, which hits the streaming platform in late September 2024. Sisters Erin Foster and Sarah Foster, along with Bell, serve as executive producers. In the show, Bell plays Joan, a producer and podcast host (…)
“I'm not trying to be reductive,” Bell continued, “but I think there's math to it. You have two actors who know how to stare into each other's eyes, and you have to have the confidence to extend that and proactively determine the value before they kiss, which I think is really important.”
String constructor Erin Foster Since then, he has been enriched by the casting of Bill and Brody. “They just have unreal chemistry. It's crazy because they're friends in real life. They don't have that chemistry off camera,” she noted TV line at that time. “There's no sexual tension on set, and then the camera goes, and he's like, 'Oh my God!' It's really there.
Nobody wants this Available to stream on Netflix and has been renewed for a second season.
