New Mexico, Breaking Bad
New Mexico taps meth-cooking mass murderer for new anti-littering campaign
Cranston has occasionally joked around with his Walter White image, doing various reunions with his old co-star Aaron Paul that poke at the pair’s legacy with the show. He most recently suited up for real as Walt in 2022, appearing in two episodes of the final season of Better Call Saul.
‘Breaking Bad’ star appears in ad campaign against littering in New Mexico
The indelible lead character from the “Breaking Bad” streaming series has a new starring role in a public service ad campaign against littering in New Mexico.
Walter White of ‘Breaking Bad’ returns for New Mexico litter campaign
Walter White is back with a mission. This week, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham joined state and city officials to announce the launch of a statewide beautification campaign, featuring the return of award-winning actor Bryan Cranston as Walter White from AMC’s “Breaking Bad” television series.
'Breaking Bad' star lauds New Mexico's beauty as face of new anti-littering campaign
The Emmy-award winning actor said New Mexico is like an adopted second home. "I mean, it's extraordinary," he said.
New Mexico launches ‘Breaking Bad’ themed anti-litter campaign
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham joined state and city officials to announce the launch of a statewide beautification campaign, featuring the return of
Lujan Grisham unveils 'Breaking Bad Habits' anti-litter campaign
Breaking Bad fans rejoice. Walter White has been resurrected from the dead, and the chemistry teacher-turned-drug-kingpin is still talking trash. Well, sort of. The fictional character from the popular TV series filmed in New Mexico is starring in a new anti-littering campaign spearheaded by Gov.
Bryan Cranston reflects on ad campaign asking New Mexicans to stop littering
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston is teaming up with the state for a recent campaign, bringing back his ...
Bryan Cranston finds good chemistry in New Mexico's terrain and Topes
Bryan Cranston is sitting in a corner of his house in Sherman Oaks, a 1920s neighborhood in Los Angeles in the San Fernando ...
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New Mexico Is Where the Outlaw Artists Live
shows like “Breaking Bad.” If New Mexico once felt like a secret among the artists who moved there, it’s become well-marked territory on the pop culture map. Chicago began to spend ...
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Bryan Cranston Is Coming Back As Walter White In A Wholesome And Unexpected Way
Cranston is once again playing Walter White, but not in a reboot series or spin-off.