Bryan Cranston Has a Crush on Complicated Characters
Let’s talk about Bryan Cranston. You might know him from his role as Walter White in Breaking Bad or Michael Desiato in Your Honor. He’s a huge fan of messy characters. You know, those ones that aren’t perfect. They are often dealing with serious issues and make questionable decisions. But Bryan finds that these characters are exciting to play. Why? Because they bring different challenges to the table and manage to connect with audiences in a special way.
Stepping Back into the Spotlight in ‘Your Honor’
Imagine stepping away from TV shows for seven long years. Sounds like forever, right? But Bryan Cranston did it. After his super-popular role in Breaking Bad, Bryan did not appear in any TV series for seven years. Then he came back with ‘Your Honor’.
The show’s first season didn’t quite hit the bar set by Breaking Bad. But don’t worry, things improved in season 2. A big chunk of that success goes to Rosie Perez. She joined the show and brought a lot of energy to the scenes. This breath of fresh air was needed, especially since Michael Desiato, Bryan’s character, was in jail and lost everything.
Bryan couldn’t help but praise Rosie. She nailed her character’s role. She had to drive the scenes because Michael was resistant and didn’t have the desire to carry on. Rosie faced the challenge head-on and did a fantastic job.
Bryan’s Experience in ‘Breaking Bad’
Remember Bryan’s role as Walter White in Breaking Bad? Fans loved it because of its complexity. At first, people kind of understood why Walter went into the drug world. They could relate to the character’s motives, which made them even more invested in his journey.
But as Walter turned darker and became the bad guy, things changed. The creators of the show played around with viewers’ loyalty. Gilles Gillian, who created the series, confessed to seeing Walter’s manipulative side. This actually made him lose some empathy for the character.
Bryan’s Commitment to His Roles
One great thing about Bryan is his dedication to his roles. He goes all in, both emotionally and physically. Like in Your Honor season 2, to show the failing mental health of Desiato, Bryan lost 16 pounds. Now, that’s some serious commitment!
Final Thoughts
Bryan Cranston is a gifted actor. And his roles in Breaking Bad and Your Honor prove that. He’s brilliant when it comes to playing characters with messy lives. In Your Honor’s second season, Rosie Perez did an outstanding job. Even Bryan congratulated her. His praise and the approval from viewers and critics show just how well she did. Bryan likes playing characters who are in a bit of trouble. It’s safe to say he isn’t scared to dive deep into the darker side of storytelling.
Breaking Bad and Your Honor are now available for streaming on Netflix. Whether you’re already a fan or planning to become one, make sure to watch these shows. You’ll see Cranston in all his glory, showing off his amazing acting skills. And don’t forget about Rosie Perez! She absolutely steals the show in Your Honor.
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