Poco más de 10 años hace ya que se estrenó la exitosa Breaking Bad y unos 5 desde que acabara. Una serie que marcaría un punto importante en el mundo de la televisión prácticamente a nivel mundial. Ahora podemos disfrutar de un esperado reencuentro.
Para celebrar estos 10 años, el cast de la serie se ha reunido para protagonizar la portada de esta semana de Entertainment Weekly. Una portada protagonizada por Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn y Bob Odenkirk.
El reportaje en su interior cuenta con una entrevista con el creador Vince Gillian y los actores Bryan Cranston y Aaron Paul. Los actores Dean Norris, Betsy Brandt, Giancarlo Esposito, Jonathan Banks y RJ Mitte también vuelven a cómo fue interpretar a sus personajes.
![<p>“It was the best script I’d ever read, but <em>nowhere</em> in the pilot’s script does it say where that journey is going to go or how far it’s going to go,” says Cranston. “Is he just going to dabble in it for a little bit and then get out or what? And when [creator Vince Gilligan] told me he wanted to change this character from good to bad, completely, we realize that this has never happened before. So what Vince Gilligan did was change the construct of what was possible in series television. He changed it. It was all about stasis before. Whether you’re Thomas Magnum or Archie Bunker or Ross and Rachel, you are those people — or Tony Soprano — you are those people and you are reacting to different stimuli. But this is completely different. And he gave every one of us our own individuality.”</p>](https://ewedit.files.wordpress.com/2018/06/bb_2718238172389189231.jpg?resize=390%2C293)
![<p>“Vince wanted her always to be such a strong person, somebody who didn’t fall apart and who didn’t wallow in self-pity but really always took charge,” says Gunn. “That was always really fascinating about her. That a mind as brilliant as [Walt’s] mind was, her mind was as brilliant in her own way. She was always trying to figure out, ‘Okay, this is the situation, this is the challenge. Now what do we do? How do we go into action?'”</p>](https://ewedit.files.wordpress.com/2018/06/bb_ag_127632873821982.jpg?resize=251%2C335)
![<p>“The story is still going on for me,” says Odenkirk, who stars in prequel <em>Better Call Saul</em>. “But there’s a pretty big leap there, between the Saul in <em>Breaking Bad</em> and the Jimmy McGill-Saul of <em>Better Call Saul</em>. It was a blast and a challenge to play Saul in <em>Breaking Bad</em>. It was a very energized character…. It was also a challenge to get in a room with these actors, on this level. I was used to being around clowns. Children playing with mud pies. And then I’m suddenly in this top-notch [show], surrounded by these people…. You only saw one dimension of him pretty much in <em>Breaking Bad</em>, so this show was a setup. And then this has been a massive journey, where I can relate to the many sides that they brought to this character, in this second show.”</p>](https://ewedit.files.wordpress.com/2018/06/bb_281372909012380921.jpg?resize=252%2C335)
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