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The Breaking Bad series returns to the film with or without Bryan Cranston
New York – The Breaking Bad series will be released in an artistic film Wednesday, an American actor Bjøjn Cranston, who embodied her character, Walter White, did not indicate whether it would be an adventure.
Transmission from 2008 to 2013 AMC Cable Channel Breaking Bad is considered one of the best series in American TV history.
For only five years she has won 16 Emmy awards, television awards and two Gold goblets.
"To be honest, I have not read the script," 62-year-old Bryan Cranston told The Dan Patrick Show. "So the question is whether Walter White will or will not be in this movie," he added.
But he added that he would "absolutely" take over the role of the professor of false medicines, when the producer and film director Vens Gilligan offered it to him.
"If Vin Gilligan forces me to do that, of course," he said. "He's a genius".
"I'm excited because it's + Breaking Bad +," he continued. "This has been most of my professional life, and I can not wait to see these people again, even if it's just a visit."
Cranston, nominated for Oscar for his role in Trumbo (2015), said that the future film would be closer to "at least two characters who had not completed their careers" in this series.
He said that "there are many people who wanted to go after some unfinished stories" at the end of the 62 episodes.
According to several US media, the film is named "Greenbrier".
On the issue, the National Film Bureau in New Mexico said that the movie "Greenbrier" produced by the Sony studio was launched in mid-November and ends in February.
The "Breaking Bad" series itself was filmed in New Mexico, mostly in Albuquerque and its surroundings.
A few days ago, the AMC Channel announced movie projects to one of the most popular The Walking Dead series.
And the British historical series Downton Abbey, which has marked the whole world, will also be tailored to the cinema. Movie shooting has begun.
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(AFP / 11.08.2018 00:50)
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