The Breaking Bad Scene That Made Bryan Cranston Break Down In Tears
Bryan Cranston broke down crying after one particularly harrowing acting moment on the set of his classic AMC drama Breaking Bad.
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Bryan Cranston broke down crying after one particularly harrowing acting moment on the set of his classic AMC drama Breaking Bad.
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