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Bob Odenkirk / Image via 'the1secondfilm.com', Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
Fans of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul might be surprised to hear that actor Bob Odenkirk was spotted in Kilkenny over the Bank Holiday Weekend.
Wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses, Odenkirk blended in amongst the bumper crowds enjoying all the city had to offer during the Smithwick's Roots Festival.
At one stage, the actor and comedian even popped into Cutting Vedge on Ormonde Street where he posed for a picture with staff.
Odenkirk is now well-known for playing the iconic lawyer Saul Goodman but fans of his older material might remember him from his work on Saturday Night Live.
Recently, he starred in the leading role of the international action thriller film 'Nobody', but has been involved in many other big television and film projects over the years.
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