WARNING: DO NOT READ FURTHER IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THE LATEST BETTER CALL SAUL.
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It was neverever a trick that “Breaking Bad” stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul would ultimately appear in the popular prequel “Better Call Saul” on AMC.
Both people have spoken about the long-anticipated cameos, which “Better Call Saul” star Bob Odenkirk teased and program developer Vince Gilligan assured.
It was no coincidence that Cranston and Paul recently wentto a press occasion to reveal statues in New Mexico constructed to honor their renowned characters, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. They are likewise doing a press push for their mezcal business, Dos Hombres.
The 2 stars lastly made their visitor star looks last night, returning as White and Pinkman in a flashback scene. Fans were delighted to see the 2 share a screen when onceagain:
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But it didn’t take long for audiences to notification something wasn’t rather .
Paul, who depicts Pinkman, was 27 years old when “Breaking Bad” veryfirst started recording in2007 His character was expected to be 23 years old in the pilot.
During the flashback episode of “Better Call Saul” last night, audiences return to a duration in which Pinkman is around that verysame age. Paul, nevertheless, will turn 43 years old this month. Not just does he appearance older, however his voice is likewise significantly de