Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard

“I couldn’t help but wonder: what the hell would have happened to Michael Bryce after that road trip with Kincaid?” says Patrick Hughes, who returns to direct The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard following the first film’s breakthrough success. “Kincaid felt like this overbearing, disapproving father figure throughout that film, and Bryce has massive and deep-rooted validation issues. It felt to me that Bryce would certainly be in therapy. There was a real potential to explore the family dynamic.” (Lionsgate Home Entertainment)