Showing posts with label Aaron Paul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aaron Paul. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Breaking Bad cleans house at Emmy Awards

Unless you don't consider 5 wins as cleaning house!

Bryan Cranston - Outstanding Lead Actor
Aaron Paul - Outstanding Supporting Actor
Anna Gunn - Outstanding Supporting Actress
"Ozymandias" - Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series
Breaking Bad - Outstanding Drama

Thanks for the amazing show Vince Gilligan!

Monday, July 22, 2013

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Bryan Cranston judges a Walter White lookalike contest

Who to better judge a Walter White lookalike contest than Heisenberg himself, Bryan Cranston? Apparently nobody, because Cranston was the judge at the contest in none other than Albuquerque, New Mexico. Some photos below, with the full story here. Even Aaron Paul (Jesse) and Michael Quezada (Gomez) stopped by!

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Friday, November 2, 2012

Mythbusters "Breaking Bad" episode to air this Spring

Remember in July when Vince Gilligan said he'd love to do a Breaking Bad/Mythbusters crossover episode? No? Well refresh your memory by clicking the link, then continue reading.

Ready now? Ok, well Vince's wish will be a reality. This spring Discovery Channel will air a Breaking Bad themed episode of Mythbusters, with Gilligan and Aaron Paul making appearances. The Mythbusters themselves had actually personally reached out to him when they read his request. Hopefully it's the first of several, as there is plenty of material to cover.

I had joked in the previous post that they could do an experiment about dissolving a body in hydrofluoric acid, but it turns out that is indeed one of the two "myths" they will be doing on the show! The other, unknown at the time, will also be based on something from the first season of Breaking Bad.

Also, plenty of Breaking Bad articles to read here.

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Awesome Breaking Bad recap video

Don't have time to rewatch the entire series of Breaking Bad before season 5 starts? Need a refresher? Watch an excellently done video below, via Uproxx.



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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Aaron Paul Interview

In the Sundance drama Smashed, Aaron Paul plays an alcoholic married to another alcoholic (Mary Elizabeth Winstead). The happy drunks spend their evenings singing karaoke and frequenting bars with their enabling friends, but when the wife decides to sober up, Paul's character keeps on boozing. Paul, who’s currently on Breaking Bad hiatus, sat down with Vulture to talk about playing an alcoholic, getting wasted as character research, and what he really thinks of Mr. White.

Obviously people will draw parallels between this role and Jesse Pinkman on Breaking Bad, since they both have addiction problems. Do you think playing Jesse helped prepare you for this character?
I don’t know if he necessarily prepared me for it. Alcoholism is such a different animal from what Jesse has ever really dealt with. I’m not saying one’s worse than the other. They’re both horrible addictions, but all I did for preparation was — I’m not really a big drinker, but I definitely drank a lot on set. No, I’m kidding, I’m joking. I did have a couple nights drinking and filming it, just having friends filming a night of going out. Actually, one night going out and one night at my house getting pretty much obliterated.
You filmed yourself or you filmed them?
I filmed myself and my buddy Phil. We grabbed my phone and just filmed me. It’s interesting watching the next day because a lot of the stuff I didn’t remember doing. I just wanted to take it to that level and we definitely did. Researching those videos really helped me prepare for this role because 90 percent of the time [my character], Charlie is drunk or drinking.
Where are those videos now?
I have one video saved because it was shot on a Flip cam, but the really priceless video is lost because it got deleted. My phone took a dive in some water and lost everything on it.
Sad, it won't be a DVD extra.
No DVD extras. Yeah, that would actually be pretty nice to have.

Continue reading at Vulture, and find out why Jesse from "Breaking Bad" hates Walt.