Actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's characters from the cult classic show 'Breaking Bad' were memorialised in bronze sculptures that were revealed on Friday in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Both the actors were present for the unveiling. The actors expressed their love and appreciation for the city while speaking to the fans who were present for the unveiling. Paul said, "I auditioned for Breaking Bad, and it completely changed my life. So thank you so much, thank you to Albuquerque — my God, we were here for seven years on and off. It was such a huge part of my life; it still is."

Cranston funnily remarked that "We’re delighted, slightly embarrassed to have statues. There’s no preparation for saying you’re getting a statue. I’m just rather grateful that it’s indoors so that the pigeons won’t crap on our heads."
<img alt="Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul attend statue unveiling of their 'Breaking Bad' characters in Albuquerque" data-align="center" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="832aef0a-2f9e-458b-8f17-b4dcc72a6208" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/bb.jpg" />
Tim Keller, Mayor of Albuquerque, was also present at the event and expressed how important the show 'Breaking Bad' and its spinoff 'Better Call Saul' have&nbsp;been for the city by bringing in almost $400 million in production fees and tourism.

The show's creator, Vince Gilligan, was also in attendance at the event and shared some exciting news about the much-awaited introduction of Walt White and Jesse Pinkman to 'Better Call Saul'. He said, "Spoiler alert, everybody. You’re hearing it first; no one else knows this yet," Gilligan told the audience. "This coming Monday night, if you happen to be watching the AMC network—and thanks to them as well—you might just see these two on the next ‘Better Call Saul’."

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/colin-farrell-shares-his-excitement-to-reprise-the-role-of-penguin-in-batman-sequel-502231">Colin Farrell is very excited to reprise the role of a Penguin in 'The Batman' sequel</a>

Actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's characters from the cult classic show 'Breaking Bad' were memorialised in bronze sculptures that were revealed on Friday in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's characters from the cult classic show 'Breaking Bad' were memorialised in bronze sculptures that were revealed on Friday in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Both the actors were present for the unveiling. The actors expressed their love and appreciation for the city while speaking to the fans who were present for the unveiling. Paul said, "I auditioned for Breaking Bad, and it completely changed my life. So thank you so much, thank you to Albuquerque — my God, we were here for seven years on and off. It was such a huge part of my life; it still is." Cranston funnily remarked that "We’re delighted, slightly embarrassed to have statues. There’s no preparation for saying you’re getting a statue. I’m just rather grateful that it’s indoors so that the pigeons won’t crap on our heads." Tim Keller, Mayor of Albuquerque, was also present at the event and expressed how important the show 'Breaking Bad' and its spinoff 'Better Call Saul' have been for the city by bringing in almost $400 million in production fees and tourism. The show's creator, Vince Gilligan, was also in attendance at the event and shared some exciting news about the much-awaited introduction of Walt White and Jesse Pinkman to 'Better Call Saul'. He said, "Spoiler alert, everybody. You’re hearing it first; no one else knows this yet," Gilligan told the audience. "This coming Monday night, if you happen to be watching the AMC network—and thanks to them as well—you might just see these two on the next ‘Better Call Saul’." Also Read: Colin Farrell is very excited to reprise the role of a Penguin in 'The Batman' sequel

Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul attend statue unveiling of their 'Breaking Bad' characters

Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are two unforgettable television characters, and they now have these two iconic figures from the series who will have a statue of their own. To honour the Emmy-winning AMC series, Vince Gilligan, creator of 'Breaking Bad' has taken the task of raising two statues of the characters Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in Albuquerque, New Mexico.&nbsp;

Speaking in a press release, Gilligan said, "Over the course of 15 years, two TV shows and one movie, Albuquerque has been wonderful to us. I wanted to return the favor and give something back."

The statues, made in bronze, will be displayed at the Albuquerque Convention Centre in July and will be donated to the city by Gilligan and Sony Pictures Television.&nbsp;

Bryan Cranston played the role of a school teacher in the show who turns into a meth maker - White with the help of his associate, a small-time drug dealer named Pinkman, played by Aaron Paul. 'Breaking Bad' had its finale in 2013, which was later promoted to a Netflix movie, 'El Camino' and also into AMC’s prequel spin-off series, 'Better Call Saul,' which focuses on the origins of Bob Odenkirk’s attorney.

Reacting to the development, actors Cranston and Paul joked in a joint statement, saying, "We also appreciate that the statues will be indoors, and therefore protected from pigeons depositing their critiques on our heads."&nbsp;

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-bryan-cranston-says-returning-as-walter-white-in-better-call-saul-was-surreal-heres-why-492565">Bryan Cranston says returning as Walter White in 'Better Call Saul' was 'surreal'. Here's why</a>

The spin-off ‘Better Call Saul’ has earned several nods in the recently announced Emmy nominations, including lead actor Odenkirk and supporting actress Rhea Seehorn taking up top slots, along with a nod in the Outstanding Drama Series category. ‘Better Call Saul’ concludes its last season in 2022 with Odenkirk drawing comparisons to Cranston's intense performance in ‘Breaking Bad’.&nbsp;

Speaking to The New York Times, Odenkirk reflected upon her decision to take the dramatic role and said, "I always used to scoff and roll my eyes at actors who say, ‘It’s so hard.’ Really? It can’t be." 
"[But] the truth is that you use your emotions, and you use your memories, you use your hurt feelings and losses, and you manipulate them, dig into them, dwell on them," she added.&nbsp;

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-better-call-saul-season-6-volume-2-trailer-beginning-of-the-end-495749">'Better Call Saul' Season 6 Volume 2 trailer: Beginning of the end</a>

Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are two unforgettable television characters, and they now have these two iconic figures from the series who will have a statue of their own.

Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are two unforgettable television characters, and they now have these two iconic figures from the series who will have a statue of their own. To honour the Emmy-winning AMC series, Vince Gilligan, creator of 'Breaking Bad' has taken the task of raising two statues of the characters Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Speaking in a press release, Gilligan said, "Over the course of 15 years, two TV shows and one movie, Albuquerque has been wonderful to us. I wanted to return the favor and give something back." The statues, made in bronze, will be displayed at the Albuquerque Convention Centre in July and will be donated to the city by Gilligan and Sony Pictures Television. Bryan Cranston played the role of a school teacher in the show who turns into a meth maker - White with the help of his associate, a small-time drug dealer named Pinkman, played by Aaron Paul. 'Breaking Bad' had its finale in 2013, which was later promoted to a Netflix movie, 'El Camino' and also into AMC’s prequel spin-off series, 'Better Call Saul,' which focuses on the origins of Bob Odenkirk’s attorney. Reacting to the development, actors Cranston and Paul joked in a joint statement, saying, "We also appreciate that the statues will be indoors, and therefore protected from pigeons depositing their critiques on our heads." Also Read: Bryan Cranston says returning as Walter White in 'Better Call Saul' was 'surreal'. Here's why The spin-off ‘Better Call Saul’ has earned several nods in the recently announced Emmy nominations, including lead actor Odenkirk and supporting actress Rhea Seehorn taking up top slots, along with a nod in the Outstanding Drama Series category. ‘Better Call Saul’ concludes its last season in 2022 with Odenkirk drawing comparisons to Cranston's intense performance in ‘Breaking Bad’. Speaking to The New York Times, Odenkirk reflected upon her decision to take the dramatic role and said, "I always used to scoff and roll my eyes at actors who say, ‘It’s so hard.’ Really? It can’t be." "[But] the truth is that you use your emotions, and you use your memories, you use your hurt feelings and losses, and you manipulate them, dig into them, dwell on them," she added. Also Read: 'Better Call Saul' Season 6 Volume 2 trailer: Beginning of the end

Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's 'Breaking Bad’ characters get bronze statues in Albuquerque 

bryan-cranston-aaron-paul-bronze-statue-in-albuquerque

Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque, News on Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque, stories on Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque, articles on Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque, Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque stories at Wion, Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque news, Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque latest news

Latest News on Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque | Read Breaking News on Bryan Cranston Aaron Paul Bronze Statue In Albuquerque | Wion

bryan cranston-aaron-paul-bronze-statue-in-albuquerque

Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul attend statue unveiling of their 'Breaking Bad' characters

Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's 'Breaking Bad’ characters get bronze statues in Albuquerque