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Bob Odenkirk in stable condition following 'heart-related incident'

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Bob Odenkirk in stable condition following 'heart-related incident'

Bob Odenkirk in stable condition following 'heart-related incident'

The 58-year-old actor was rushed to hospital on Tuesday after collapsing while filming the sixth and final season of the Breaking Bad spin-off series in New Mexico.


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