Breaking Bad's Walter Jr. actor RJ Mitte reveals his favorite memory from filming the entire show, which is from the very first episode.
Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte reveals his favorite memory from the show. Premiered in 2008, the acclaimed AMC drama ran for five seasons of unparalleled success. The show famously follows a high-school chemistry teacher Walter White who, after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, turns to cooking crystal meth to secure his family's financial future. At the start of the show, Walt's family consists of his pregnant wife Skyler and his teenage son Walter Jr. who has cerebral palsy.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY In a recent interview with WUWF, Mitte reflected on the making of Breaking Bad and revealed his favorite memory from filming the show, which was during the pilot episode. The Walter Jr. actor described his first day on set with the large cast and crew, which was a very surreal experience for the young actor. See what Mitte shared below:
I have a lot of favorite memories, but the main one is the pilot episode. That first day on set, we had a cast and crew of 500 people, so it was no small production. Being a part of a set, having a role that had weight in line, and I had to carry it, was one of those just surreal moments, like, "I guess this is it, I guess I'm doing this.
For Mitte, Breaking Bad represented a formative moment in the young actor's career, as he was part of an outstanding ensemble cast that included Emmy winners like Cranston and Gunn. It was also a deeply personal role for Mitte, who has mild cerebral palsy, similar to his character Walter Jr. For Mitte and many other actors who starred in Breaking Bad, the show was an opportunity of a lifetime.
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