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Hello everyone and thanks for visiting!
This is the official launch of the first Bryan Cranston fansite (at least as far as I’m aware). “Malcolm in the Middle” and “Breaking Bad” are two of my favorite series and I was thrilled to see Bryan play amazingly these two completely different characters.
Everything is still kind of under construction as Bryan has a huge career and it will take some time to catch up with everything. For now our gallery has his latest appearances in public events during 2012. I have some stuff related to his projects ready to upload but I want to update the gallery while working on the pages so I’ll make small project spotlight updating gallery, pages and maybe interviews/videos depending on the project.
Feel free to take a look around and save our page to visit us again for more updates on this talented man.
Public Appearances in 2012 – Part 3
Alexander Payne Says Bryan Isn’t Right For “Nebraska”
Bryan Cranston tried out for a role in Alexander Payne’s next project, the road-trip movie “Nebraska,” but probably won’t get the role, the director told The Huffington Post today.
“He’s auditioned already,” Payne said of Cranston in an interview timed to coincide with yesterday’s release of “The Descendants” on Blu-ray and DVD. “I don’t think he’s right for the part, but he’s an astonishing actor, that guy.”
Public Appearances in 2012 – Part 2
“Get A Job” filming underway in L.A. this week
Maybe we’ll be lucky enough to get the first on set photos with Bryan for this film:
Last week CBS Films announced that Bryan Cranston, Anna Kendrick, and Miles Teller had signed on to star in a comedy tentatively titled Get A Job.
Nick Braun, Alison Brie, Brandon T. Jackson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Jay Pharoah are set to co-star in the film which will be directed by Dylan Kidd.
Get A Job is “a multi-generational comedy about four recent college graduates who discover that their lofty expectations and the realities of adulthood are two very different things. Teller will play Will Davis, who finds his true calling after struggling through an entry level job. Kendrick plays Jillian Stewart, Will’s type-A girlfriend, who lives her life according to the strictest of plans. Cranston plays Roger Davis, Will’s father who is hunting for a job at the same time as his son. Braun, Mintz-Plasse and Jackson will play Will’s three friends, (Charlie, Ethan and Luke, respectively), each of whom find careers with some interesting results. Brie will play Tanya, one of the group’s sharp-witted co-workers. Pharoah will play Skeezy D, who starts his own recession-proof business.”
The movie, which began filming in Los Angeles on Monday, will shoot scenes at the Equator Cafe today, March 14, 2012.
Public Appearances in 2012 – Part 1
Bryan on His New Web Series, The Handlers, and His Long Vacation From Breaking Bad
posted by vulture.com on December 20th, 2010
When last we left Bryan Cranston on AMC’s Breaking Bad, he’d just — possible spoiler! — offed a competitor to re-secure his $15 million salary as New Mexico’s top meth-maker. But a quick look at his IMDb page shows that Cranston’s been no less industrious during Bad‘s off-season: By his own count, he’s managed to squeeze six projects into the time since Bad‘s third season wrapped in January (and before its fourth begins shooting next month). Up next you can see him in The Handlers, an eight-episode web-based political comedy series, that he’ll star in and produce, premiering on Atom.com January 4. We spoke with Cranston last week — on the morning his first-ever Golden Globe nomination was announced — about Handlers, and why he’s not mad about being ineligible for an Emmy next year.
Congratulations on your Golden Globe nomination.
Thank you. That was a great, great thing to get. It was a nice surprise.
Nominees always claim that they were sleeping when they found out … Were you really?
Yes, I was. I was sleeping and I heard the phone ring and I thought, Oh. Then there’s that split second where you don’t know if it’s bad new or good news. Then I remembered: Oh, today’s the day they’re announcing it. That must be good news. Fantastic.
Bryan Cranston Exclusive Interview The Handlers
posted by collider.com on December 29th, 2010
The Handlers is an Atom.com exclusive web series about a group of ambitious campaign operatives determined to claw their way to the top of their game. They will do whatever it takes to get hapless candidate Jack Power (Bryan Cranston) elected to a post as State Senator, whether he likes it or not. Based on a French concept called Henaut President, the eight-episode series premieres on January 4th, and then series star Bryan Cranston returns to his Emmy Award-winning performance as Walter White on AMC’s hit television series Breaking Bad, which goes into production for Season 4 on January 13th.
In a recent exclusive phone interview with Collider, the very busy Bryan Cranston talked about the fun of doing a web series that is a humorous and racy look at politics, his hopes that it will continue for future episodes, how nerve-wracking it was to host Saturday Night Live this past October, what his favorite skits were, how he’s looking forward to returning to Breaking Bad, and that he prefers to not know where his character is headed so that he can be as surprised as everyone else. He also talked about his roles in the feature films Larry Crowne, The Lincoln Lawyer and Drive, all due out in 2011. Check out what he had to say after the jump:
Question: How did you get involved with this web series, The Handlers?
BRYAN CRANSTON: A friend of mine, Jamie Bruce, who’s one of my partners in it, is part French and he’s a director, and he told me about it and I said, “This is really funny.” It’s based on a French concept called Henaut President, and so I watched that and thought, “This is really clever and fun. Can we Americanize it?” So, we said, “Yeah, let’s try it.” I was also working with Avalon Television, at the time, and really enjoyed working with them on a pilot idea that we sold to the States. So, we got together and we’re producing this short-term series that could turn into a longer-term series, if it works well on Atom.com. We’ll see. We’re premiering on January 4th, and a new episode will show up every Tuesday for eight weeks, so we’re happy about that. It’s fun.
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Bryan to Star in “Get A Job” Comedy with Anna Kendrick and Miles Teller
source: hollywoodreporter.com
Dylan Kidd is directing the project for CBS Films; Alison Brie, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Nick Braun also set to co-star.
Bryan Cranston, Anna Kendrick and Miles Teller will star in the comedy tentatively titled Get A Job, which Dylan Kidd is directing for CBS Films.
A multi-generational comedy about four recent college graduates, written by Kyle Pennekamp and Scott Turpel, the project will see Teller playing a young man struggling in an entry-level job, while Kendrick plays his type-A girlfriend. Cranston will appear as the young man’s father who is job hunting at the same time as his son.
Nick Braun, Alison Brie, Brandon T. Jackson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Jay Pharoah are set to co-star in the film, which Michael Shamberg and Stacey Sher of Double Feature Films are producing.
CBS Films’ Maria Faillace and Ryan Conroy are overseeing the project, which begins production in Los Angeles on March 12.
Teller, Kendrick and Jackson are represented by CAA. Cranston, Mintz-Plasse and Brie are repped by UTA. Braun is represented by WME. Pharoah is repped by ICM. Teller also is repped by BOLD and Stone, Meyer. Kendrick is repped by Morris, Yorn, Barnes. Jackson is repped by ML Entertainment and Del, Shaw, Moonves. Mintz-Plasse is repped by Principato-Young Braun is repped by Levine Okwu Erickson. Brie is repped by Vital and Bloom, Hergott, Diemer. Pharoah is repped by Hansen, Jacobson, Teller.
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