Bryan Cranston

Bryan Cranston is an American actor and filmmaker known for portraying Walter White in Breaking Bad and Hal in Malcolm in the Middle.

Walter White: A chemistry teacher who becomes a methamphetamine manufacturer in the television series Breaking Bad. Cranston’s performance as this character anchors his best-known dramatic role.
Breaking Bad: An American television drama about a chemistry teacher who turns to manufacturing methamphetamine. The series brought Cranston international recognition and multiple acting awards.
Vince Gilligan: An American television writer and producer who created Breaking Bad. Gilligan cast Cranston as Walter White after working with him on The X-Files.
Malcolm in the Middle: An American sitcom about a gifted boy growing up in a chaotic working-class family. Cranston played Hal and directed episodes of the series.
Hal Wilkerson: The eccentric father in the television sitcom Malcolm in the Middle. Cranston played Hal before Breaking Bad made him widely known for drama.
Primetime Emmy Award: An American award recognizing excellence in television programming and performance. Cranston won four Primetime Emmy Awards for playing Walter White.
Aaron Paul: An American actor who played Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad. Paul’s Jesse is Walter White’s partner and the central counterpart to Cranston’s role.
Your Honor: An American legal drama about a judge whose son is involved in a fatal hit-and-run. Cranston starred as Michael Desiato and served as an executive producer.
Lyndon B. Johnson: The 36th president of the United States, portrayed by Cranston in All the Way. Cranston’s stage and screen performances of Johnson earned major recognition.
Tony Award: An American theater award recognizing achievement in Broadway productions. Cranston won a Tony for playing Lyndon B. Johnson in All the Way.

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