Hilary Bronwyn Gayle/HBO. Okay, maybe Cranston doesn’t look like LBJ, but he sure acts like him, and acting is what we came here for, people. In the HBO adaptation of a play covering the first ...

Bryan Cranston said former President Donald Trump’s popular campaign slogan “Make America Great Again” could be considered racist and asked people to consider the Black perspective on the ...

Bryan Cranston was already a talented actor, but it was his performance as Walter White on Breaking Bad that made … Continue reading "Bryan Cranston Returns As Walter White In Unexpected Role" ...

Bryan Cranston would reprise Walter White for real again, but the Breaking Bad veteran has a (very reasonable) condition that would need to be met first.

The black and white portrait was captured by esteemed photographer Régine Mahaux. It was taken on Jan. 21, 2025, in the Yellow Oval Room of the White House, according to the office of the first lady.

Actor Bryan Cranston famously played Walter White in five seasons of Breaking Bad before hanging up the Heisenberg hat and calling it quits. But now, he's coming back to play White once again, but ...

And for Bryan Cranston, that scene hit far too close to home. In a 2016 interview , Bryan Cranston revealed that while filming Jane’s death scene, something unexpected and deeply personal happened.

The portrait was taken by Régine Mahaux, a Belgian photographer who also photographed Mrs. Trump's 2017 portrait. Unlike her 2025 portrait, the first lady's 2017 photo was in color and featured a ...

Walter White wants you to say its name. “It” is a snack food called PopCorners, and Bryan Cranston is reviving his classic Breaking Bad character for its Super Bowl ad next month. Check out ...

Meanwhile, Breaking Bad fans can rejoice as Cranston is revisiting his most iconic role, Walter White, on February 12 – in a Super Bowl commercial for popcorn chips, alongside co-star Aaron Paul.

Bryan Cranston hosted a celebrity poker night to raise awareness (and money) for the Entertainment Community Fund, and two of his former Breaking Bad co-stars were on board for some Texas Hold'em.