YES! Bryan Cranston is returning to the world of illegal drugs once again.
In his new movie The Infiltrator, he jumps to the other side of the war on drugs, as he will play a Special Agent.
The four-time Emmy winner stars as real life Special Agent Robert Mazur, who helped take down Pablo Escobar's cocaine empire.
It's certainly one that's not to be missed, and judging by the trailer, Bryan puts on a brilliant performance:
There will always be a Breaking Bad shaped hole in our hearts since the show ended in 2013.
But, it gives us joy to know that Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are still BFFs.
The pair met up to do a skit on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and it was possibly the best reunion we've seen in years.
To mark Bryan's 60th birthday, the lads did a Super Sweet 60 video, taking the mick from the old MTV TV show Super Sweet 16.
At one point in the 15 minute segment, the former Malcom in the Middle star wears five crowns, stacked on top of each other, and begins to cry.
Watch and laugh… and then cry because it's all over.
Is there any limit to Saoise Ronan's talents?
She has just been nominated for a Golden Globe for her performance in Brooklyn and it now turns out that the Irish actress can also sing.
In a video for W Magazine, a number of famous faces were asked to reinterpret Drake's stellar tune, Hotline Bling.
And evidently in good spirits, the Dublin born talent donned a blonde wig and belted out the tune at the top of her lungs.
While some simply read the lyrics and others attempted to act it out, we just love watching Saoirse having a good time.
Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen do a pretty hysterical reading but we also love Brie Larson giving the tune socks as well.
Watch the hilarious video below:
The 59-year old Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston has been keeping busy since the much-loved series came to an end in 2013.
The Emmy award winner has 14 projects currently in development at his production company Moon Shot Entertainment.
The actor recently spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about how he’s still trying to find his groove after playing the role of a lifetime on the fan favourite series. After his run as Walter White admits that he has certainly become more recognisable, which is something he’s not quite used to.
“I've been really poor, foreclose-on-your-house poor. And I've been rich. Rich is better. But I'm just now starting to get used to the hour of fame.”
He explains that now that he has spent more time in the spotlight, he is approached by fans much more often. Apparently, not all of them want to shower him with praise either.
He explains: “they have this sensibility where they feel comfortable coming up to you and saying, "You know that thing you did? I didn't like that movie."
When asked does he like his ‘hour of fame’, he had an interesting response:
“Being [famous] is almost like being a pregnant woman. People think they can just put their hand on your belly and tell you, "Oh, you're going to have a boy!"
He likened it to having “a complete stranger fondling you.” Pleasant.
He explained that while it’s not always congratulations that people want to pass on to him, he just glad that people are watching his projects.
“I'd rather have people fiercely angry with me so long as they're moved to some emotion.”
Last night was a special night for Seinfeld fans as they got to see Tim Whatley and Elaine make-out again.
For those of use who didn’t watch Seinfeld, that means Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston totally macked on to Veep's Julia Louis-Dreyfus in major way!
The kiss came about after the two awarded Jim Parsons his Lead Actor Emmy where Bryan reminded Julia they "had a kissing scene" before, to which she looks a little confused.
So, he decided to remind her…
In what we can only hope was a stunt for comedic effect, Bryan grabbed Julia as she made her way up on stage after winning an award and the two engaged in some, erm, affectionate behaviour.
Thankfully, Jimmy Fallon was on hand to ensure things didn't get out of hand and pull Julia up on stage to accept her award.
Now the only thing standing in the way of this epic romance is their respective partners…
Walter White and Jesse Pinkman left a lot of heartbroken fans behind when Breaking Bad ended last year, but here’s a little pick-me-up if you’re still missing the show.
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul star in this brilliant parody video with Veep actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, as a promo for the upcoming Emmy Awards.
The hilarious video features Bryan and Jesse in a satirical show called Barely Legal Pawn, which pokes fun at pawn-shop reality TV shows. In this spoof episode, Julia’s trying to get away with selling the guys her Emmy Award. We won’t ruin the ending for you – but it’s good!
Breaking Bad fans will be delighted to hear that Aaron Paul, who played Jesse Pinkman in the hit US show, is not ready to say goodbye to his character just yet.
According to E! News, Aaron is set to appear in the spin off show Better Call Saul. While it has not been confirmed, the 34-year-old is reportedly in “serious talks” about revisiting the role of Jesse.
Speaking to AP, The Need for Speed star said: “Anything Vince [Gilligan] is involved with, I’m there.” He added: “I owe him my entire career.”
Better Call Saul is based on the character of dodgy lawyer Saul Goodman, played by Bob Odenkirk, and is to be set years before Walter White and Jesse meet.
Other former Breaking Bad stars have said they would be willing to take part in it; unfortunately, Hank Schrader played by Dean Norris won’t be appearing. Bryan Cranston on the other hand has said he is “open to the idea”.
This is definitely the best news we have heard all morning.
The trailer for upcoming movie Godzilla has been released and Breaking Bad fans will be delighted to see Bryan Cranston back on their screens. Elizabeth Olsen also stars in this Japanese based film.
It’s a science fiction film based on the original Godzilla franchise but as terrifying as it looks, it’s good to hear Walter White’s voice again!
