Photo: Kevin Winter/GettyIt’s been seven years since thefinaleofBreaking Bad, but starBryan Cranston’s close friendship with hisformer costarAaron Paulendures.“For some reason Aaron and I really connected,” the Emmy winning actor, 64, who currently stars on Showtimes’s new drama series,Your Honor, tells PEOPLE for this week’s issue.“The storylines gave us opportunities to bond. And I was attracted to his character as a human being, which is really sound and remarkable,” he says. “He’s a really good person. It’s not imperative that you form a relationship with your costars, but it makes things easier and better, like your in-laws!“Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul inBreaking Bad.Ben Leuner/AMCFor more on Bryan Cranston, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday, orsubscribe here.The former costars even partnered onDos Hombres, a mezcalbrand they launched last year.“We’re so excited about it,” says Cranston of the company, which was dreamed up on a night out at a New York City bar. “We are learning so much. We have artisanal mezcal, old fashioned processing with no modern technology. The ingredients are smoked agave and water. It’s beautiful.“Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul with their Dos Hombres mezcal.Aaron Paul/InstagramAndBreaking Baddid more for Cranston than introduce him to a lifelong friend.“It cracked open opportunity for me,” says the actor, who had previously starred onMalcolm in the Middle. “It put me on the radar of established directors and producers who wanted to work with me. The road map of my career was clarified. [The show] was my great good fortune.”
Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty
It’s been seven years since thefinaleofBreaking Bad, but starBryan Cranston’s close friendship with hisformer costarAaron Paulendures.“For some reason Aaron and I really connected,” the Emmy winning actor, 64, who currently stars on Showtimes’s new drama series,Your Honor, tells PEOPLE for this week’s issue.“The storylines gave us opportunities to bond. And I was attracted to his character as a human being, which is really sound and remarkable,” he says. “He’s a really good person. It’s not imperative that you form a relationship with your costars, but it makes things easier and better, like your in-laws!“Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul inBreaking Bad.Ben Leuner/AMCFor more on Bryan Cranston, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday, orsubscribe here.The former costars even partnered onDos Hombres, a mezcalbrand they launched last year.“We’re so excited about it,” says Cranston of the company, which was dreamed up on a night out at a New York City bar. “We are learning so much. We have artisanal mezcal, old fashioned processing with no modern technology. The ingredients are smoked agave and water. It’s beautiful.“Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul with their Dos Hombres mezcal.Aaron Paul/InstagramAndBreaking Baddid more for Cranston than introduce him to a lifelong friend.“It cracked open opportunity for me,” says the actor, who had previously starred onMalcolm in the Middle. “It put me on the radar of established directors and producers who wanted to work with me. The road map of my career was clarified. [The show] was my great good fortune.”
It’s been seven years since thefinaleofBreaking Bad, but starBryan Cranston’s close friendship with hisformer costarAaron Paulendures.
“For some reason Aaron and I really connected,” the Emmy winning actor, 64, who currently stars on Showtimes’s new drama series,Your Honor, tells PEOPLE for this week’s issue.
“The storylines gave us opportunities to bond. And I was attracted to his character as a human being, which is really sound and remarkable,” he says. “He’s a really good person. It’s not imperative that you form a relationship with your costars, but it makes things easier and better, like your in-laws!”
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul inBreaking Bad.Ben Leuner/AMC
For more on Bryan Cranston, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday, orsubscribe here.
The former costars even partnered onDos Hombres, a mezcalbrand they launched last year.
“We’re so excited about it,” says Cranston of the company, which was dreamed up on a night out at a New York City bar. “We are learning so much. We have artisanal mezcal, old fashioned processing with no modern technology. The ingredients are smoked agave and water. It’s beautiful.”
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul with their Dos Hombres mezcal.Aaron Paul/Instagram
AndBreaking Baddid more for Cranston than introduce him to a lifelong friend.
“It cracked open opportunity for me,” says the actor, who had previously starred onMalcolm in the Middle. “It put me on the radar of established directors and producers who wanted to work with me. The road map of my career was clarified. [The show] was my great good fortune.”
source: people.com
