Netflix’s 93% RT rom-com show confirms the Adam Brody comeback I’ve been waiting 17 years for

Netflix’s popular new romantic comedy show, Nobody wants thatAdam Brody made a romantic comeback that I was absolutely delighted about. In Nobody wants thatBrody plays Rabbi Noah, who eventually falls in love with Joanne (Kristen Bell), a sex and relationship podcast host. There is a true story behind it Nobody wants thatalthough Bell and Brody, as well as several others, certainly bring something special to their roles Nobody wants that Actor.

That was particularly pleasing to see Adam Brody has had a nearly two-decade break from big romantic comedy roles like this. In comparison, Kristen Bell has already appeared in several romantic comedies Nobody wants thatincluding only in 2022 The people we hate at the wedding. Brody’s outstanding performance in Nobody wants that and his older roles from the 2000s make it clear that it’s time for Brody to take on more of these roles, and I sincerely hope he will.

Nobody Wants That sees Adam Brody making a major comeback after his TV drama success in the 2000s

Adam Brody has had a number of significant roles in recent years, including as an older version of Freddy Freeman (also called “Superhero Freddy”) in Shazam! films and as a recurring character Derek in the comedy sitcom Single parents that ended in 2020. As far as romantic comedies go, Brody’s peak was probably the early to mid-2000s. At that time, Brody played an important role as Seth Cohen The OK and had a romantic story arc as Dave Rygalski Gilmore Girls.

Nobody wants that This marks Brody’s first major romantic comedy role on a TV show in nearly two decades, especially one that has proven so popular in such a short period of time. Nobody wants that has held steady since its debut with a Rotten Tomatoes score in the 93-95% range, which is a truly impressive achievement. The film was also praised for a number of things, from the individual performances of its two main characters to the natural chemistry that the pair exude on screen.

“Nobody Wants” is a reminder of how great Adam Brody is as a romantic lead

Given Adam Brody’s fantastic performance Nobody wants that, I’m really surprised it took him so long to play a role like this again. Noah was charming, handsome, funny and captivating as Joanne’s lover, and in many ways fit the bill of a classic romantic comedy protagonist. While this was partly due to excellent writing and the ability to utilize Kristen Bell’s brilliant acting, it is also a reflection of who Adam Brody is as an actor and the roles he can play.

It’s all the more confusing that Brody’s filmography has such a large gap when it comes to leading roles in romantic comedies. Brody, as previously mentioned, has been acting regularly since the early 2000s, so this isn’t for lack of work; It seems that Brody simply didn’t book these roles, or perhaps wasn’t looking. In any case, this remains confusing for me. Brody beamed so clearly Nobody wants that that I can’t imagine why this wouldn’t be a target genre in his career.

I really hope Adam Brody gets more lead roles in the rom-com since no one wants that

Following Brody’s appearance in Nobody wants thatand the overwhelming popularity of the show, I hope Adam Brody plays romantic comedy roles more often. On the one hand, this could certainly be possible Nobody wants that Season 2. A second season is not yet confirmed; However, there is a lot of public pressure to renew the series for another season because it was so popular.

However, I would be just as happy to see Brody take on brand new roles in a romantic comedy. Nobody wants that was a testament to how successful Brody can play such a role these days, and ideally that would mean him appearing in romantic comedy shows and films Nobody wants that gets a second season or not. Given Brody’s age, I find this idea particularly exciting.

Brody was obviously great in the roles he played in the early 2000s, especially his very popular appearance in The OK As great as he was playing those teen rom-com characters, he has just as much exciting potential as an actor now in his 40s. Nobody wants that reiterates that unique, complex stories about romantic relationships for characters in their 30s and 40s can be just as popular as stories about younger characters, and that this could mean a bright future for Adam Brody in other romantic comedies – and I certainly hope that this is the case.