Bryan Cranston Breaking Bad reveal
por Capucine · old hollywood: Walter White
Bryan Cranston remained in the dark about Walter White poisoning Brock in Breaking Bad until he opened the script for the following episode. The moment he read it, he realized the action was his own work. He put it plainly when he said, "I'm reading it and I go, 'Oh, I did do it.'" That specific realization came directly from seeing the next scene written out on the page.
Transcrição (en)
I remember shooting an episode of Breaking Bad where Aaron Paul's character, Jesse, comes at me with a gun because he thinks I poisoned the little boy in the show. And I'm going, why would I do that? Why would I do that? And I point the finger in the direction of Giancarlo Esposito's character. Gus Fring, he's the one who would stand again by this. And this is, you know, and it's, oh, you think I did it? Then kill me. Then shoot me right now if you think I did it. Yeah. And then the next episode came a few days later, and I'm reading it, and I go, ooh, I did do it. My bad. I didn't realize that I did poison the kid until I read it, so... But it's interesting that you wouldn't have changed how you did that scene, right? No, because he has to be believable. He has to be believable. But maybe I really thought that it was Gus Fring that did it, but it wasn't.
