Bryan Cranston shared a photo of himself before he appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon yesterday, and he is looking different these days. The actor’s brunette locks are blonde and a lot longer. Not only that, his fashion sense is meth fashionable in the ’80s.
So what is going on? Is he dipping into the stuff he made on Breaking Bad? Nope. Thankfully, it was for a bit on the NBC late night show. To see what they were doing, then click here!
Before Bryan Cranston was a drug dealer on Breaking Bad, he was a reporter on One Life to Live. He looks the same now as he did when he was 29 in that 1985 episode.
Bryan Cranston revealed today that he had coronavirus early on. Luckily, for him, it was not that bad. He says that he had a headache, tightness in his chest, and he lost his sense of taste and smell for a while.
Why did he come out today? He wants people who had COVID-19 to be convalescent plasma donors like him and Tom Hanks. Their plasma can help save someone’s life who has the virus.
I am a platelet donor and give every two weeks. Every time I have gone in, someone else has donated convalescent plasma. It takes more time than giving blood, but less time than giving platelets. An hour a month gives someone decades of life. Please, consider doing it if you have had it.
If you have not had it, please give blood, platelets, and plasma. The Red Cross always needs it. You will feel good after you do it.
Netflix released a new teaser for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie during the Emmys. While it did not seem to tell us much about the movie, it told us one very important thing. Nine men died in that final shootout. That means the 8 occupants from the compound were killed and one more individual. Since we know that Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) got away. We are left to assume that the ninth victim is none other than Walter White.
Although, what if he is the suspect they saw flee was White and not Pinkman. Things that make you go hmmmm? I guess we will find out on October 11th when the movie hits the big screens and the smaller ones on the streaming site.
Yesterday on Late Night, Bryan Cranston admitted that he would play jokes on Breaking Bad co-star Aaron Paul.
Since Paul was just a baby at the time, he was very gullible. Therefore, Walter White would take advantage of that. Cranston would go up to him and be like, “Hey man, it’s been great.” Paul did not know what he meant, so the Tony nom would be like you haven’t read the next script yet? Then after a while, he would do it again. This time, he was like, “The next best thing to being on a show for a long time is a great death scene…You’re gonna rock that death scene.”
Now you know why Paul said bitch all the time on the show, it was his way of him letting his co-star know how he felt about all of the mind games he was playing on him. Poor Pau. It is funny, but mean!
