Cranston played Walter White for five seasons of the series. He reprized the role in 2019 for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie and in the spin-off Better Call Saul.
Bryan Cranston He played Walter White for five seasons of the series Breaking Badbetween 2008 and 2013. He reprized the role in 2019 for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Moviehad a participation in the spin-off Better Call Sauland now, the actor has returned to the character for a good cause.
Cranston has appeared in a public advertising campaign dressed as his Breaking Bad character to discourage citizens from littering in the state of New Mexico.
Like the ad showing the return of Walter White
The clip is called Breaking Bad Habits (Breaking Bad Habits) and features Walter White (Cranston) rolling a barrel across the New Mexico desert, just as he did in a memorable scene from Breaking Bad. In the ad, however, it is revealed that Walter is picking up trash from the ground. Crushing a Los Pollos Hermanos paper cup, the character warns: “Keep the trash out of my territory.” The advertising campaign, which has cost three million dollars in state funds, will also extend to billboards.
Fans saw in the spot a pair of brown pants lying among the trash, this is an Easter egg that refers to the series. In the first episode of Breaking BadWalter loses his pants in the desert while making a hasty escape. The same pants can be seen on the ground in season 5 during a scene where Walter rolls a barrel of money in the desert.
In addition to playing the character in Breaking Bad and its spin-off fiction, Cranston also played Walter White in multiple Super Bowl ads, including one for Esurance in 2014 and another for PopCorners in 2023.
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