Breaking Bad
A high school chemistry teacher diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer turns to manufacturing and selling methamphetamine in order to secure his family's future.
Breaking Bad
- Industry
Hollywood’s Latest Obsession – Fraudsters, Scammers, and Con Artists
Cinematic anti-heroes have long been an entertainment staple. Think classic characters like Orson Welles’ Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane (1941), Malcolm McDowell’s Alex DeLarge, a Golden Globe Nominee for Best Picture-Drama, A Clockwork Orange (1971), and, more recently, the Golden Globe Winning TV Drama Breaking Bad’s protagonist Walter White (played by Bryan Cranston), a mild-mannered, middle school teacher pivoted to the perilous world of big-time drug dealing.
- Interviews
Giancarlo Esposito: ‘Gus Knows What He Wants’
The reintroduction of Gus Fring in the second season of Better Call Saul, three years ago, was one of the most anticipated moments in the spin-off of Breaking Bad. Certainly, when the Chilean drug dealer who owns a fast-food chain as a front appeared in the first show created by Vince Gilligan in one of the last episodes of season two, he became one of the favorite characters in the story very quickly.
- Interviews
Dean Norris: ‘It was really fun to get to play the early Hank’
Besides from being a cult show beloved by millions, Breaking Bad had quite an awards pedigree. Bryan Cranston won the Golden Globe for playing Walter White and was nominated three more times for it.
- Interviews
HFPA in Conversation: Bob Odenkirk, From Comedy to Saul Goodman
Before Bob Odenkirk was known as Saul Goodman, the beloved shady lawyer from Breaking Bad, he was a comedy writer from Naperville, a suburb of Chicago. “I'm from a family of seven kids, and we entertained each other at the dinner table and there was a lot of storytelling.
- Festivals
Breaking Bad Celebrates its 10th Anniversary at Comic-Con
Reunion gatherings are a tricky thing. Held too soon, sometimes not enough time has passed to either create or sustain a nostalgic appreciation for days gone by; held too late, they sometimes merely turn into a meandering rehash of hazy recollections.
- Television
A Revealing Chat With the Creators of ‘Better Call Saul’, Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould: ‘We are the first fans of this story’
Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould created Breaking Bad, winner of the 2014 Golden Globe for Best Television Series - Drama, with star Bryan Cranston awarded the Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama after three nominations. They are also the brains and the hearts behind Better Call Saul, the prequel which made Bob Odenkirk a two-time nominee.
- Industry
Metástasis: How Breaking Bad Spread South of the Border
In today’s global market, remakes and adaptations are the order of the day. But for the Spanish language version of Breaking Bad, it was more a case of duplication.
- HFPA
BRYAN CRANSTON SAYS GOODBYE TO WALTER WHITE
Golden Globe nominee Bryan Cranston talks about the end of his journey with the critically-acclaimed TV series Breaking Bad.
- HFPA
Golden Globe nominee Bryan Cranston on the Red Carpet
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