Bryan Cranston on The 'Breaking Bad' Scene That made Him Break Down | The Rich Eisen Show |12/19/16

[kingsveniboy]

The scene that broke me was when Marie referred to minerals as rocks.

[skull-sessionproductions]

The scene that kills me and feels like a gut punch to watch is Jesse crying in the crack house. The way he cries is so devastatingly real. Itll probably forever be one of the hardest things for me to watch.

[anonymouscommenter]

Bryan Cranston breaks down the breaking bad scene that broke him down

[celebvids]

The scene that broke me was Walter Jr saying to his dad that he wants him to die already

[GuliversTravelocity]

He is such a good actor. It took way to long before people were able to recognize his talent. I'm glad that he started taking risks in his career because they paid off and he rose to the challenge.

[nadda]

When he said he wrote it down, it reminded me when he was writing down reasons why he should kill or let crazy 8 live.

[JBRam]

Before watching, it's gotta be the pizza being thrown on the roof right?

[kaydawgy]

Bryan Cranston: "i imagined my daughter dying"

Joe Rogan: "you look fit in the show. Let's talk about your exercise regimen"

[gjones]

Watching Bryan Cranston do an interview is more entertaining and interesting than seeing some of these other folks trying to actually act. Dude is a legend.

[mobo_h]

The fact that Bryan Cranston got that emotionally attached to that scene shows just how legendary of an actor he is.

[potatertots]

the scene where andrea gets shot breaks my heart. she literally was completely innocent

[kevinberger]

In interviews, Bryan's always so self-deprecating and such a big kid. This was rare insight into his artistic genius and how he crafts his characters. I have to buy this book.

[hlf_coder]

I personally think the most impressive bit of acting in the entire series is when Walt is in the crawlspace and basically has a nervous breakdown. "Where is the MONEY Skylar?!" You can hear the emotion in his voice and it genuinely sounds like a person on the verge of unravelling. Spine tingling. Great actor.

[stagger]

A man not afraid to share his experiences that troubled him. Respect.

[CoolPandaTheMovieNerd]

The name of the book should've been "Life Of Bryan".

[gbfilms]

Don’t let this interview distract you from the fact that there was an entire episode about killing a fly

[mikepow]

It's crazy that he was the dad from Malcom in the middle 😂😂

[vijaytgeorge]

"Saving a life is overrated, I've found"

Little bit of Heisenberg leaking out there, Bryan?

[jonathanknight]

Vince Gilligan talks about this scene a lot too as one that really sticks with him. He says you really need the high definition, uncompressed version of the footage to really appreciate the insanely world-class acting Bryan is doing and the subtle, almost imperceptable range of emotions he is putting forth--shock, fear, happiness, uncertainty, love, hate, worry--all in a few seconds. Vince said it's the best acting he's ever witnessed in person.

[markperkins]

Bryan Cranston is our greatest American actor working today.