In “FUBAR,” Luke Brunner, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, was joined by an extended family and a large CIA team. There’s a huge array of characters that the Netflix series can’t do justice to. A character remains very underdeveloped. Luke’s son Oscar, who is despised by his father and develops an app he wants support for. That’s a shame too – because the role is played by a fairly prominent actor.
Than Oscar comes from Devon Boschick played, who first went on stage as a child and then in front of the camera. Certainly also encouraged by his parents (his mother does the casting for film productions in Toronto, his father is an action coordinator), he started acting at the age of 5 and his first TV and cinema roles soon followed. In 2011, for example, he took part in the teen soap opera “Degrassi: The Next Generation”, which was also very popular in Germany at the time thanks to a broadcast on MTV.
But he celebrated his greatest successes when he left his youth behind. At the age of 15/16 he took on the main role in Atom Egoyan’s cinema drama “Simon’s Secret”, after a small supporting role in the horror film “Saw VI” he was then part of the cast of the popular “Greg’s Diary”. movies. He appeared in three feature films as Rodrick, the main character’s older brother.
Devon Bostick – soon with a major role in “Oppenheimer”
In recent years, Bostick has appeared in Netflix’s Okja and Most Dangerous Game. Soon he will appear in a very special prestige production. In Christopher Nolan’s”OppenheimerThe now 31-year-old actor plays the American physicist Seth Neddermeyerwho was first a student and then a close confidant of Robert Oppenheimer and helped him invent the atomic bomb.
Neddermeyer played an important role in this. He advocated basing the atomic bomb on an implosion concept, which hardly anyone considered feasible, but which was ultimately the key to making the bomb a reality.
Bostick stars in “Oppenheimer” alongside lead actor Cillian Murphy in the title role, as well as Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr. and Florence Pugh. Theatrical release is July 20, 2023.”FUBARIn the meantime, you can just keep streaming it on Netflix.