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Bryan Cranston on the Super-Secret Filming of the ‘Better Call Saul’ Finale | The Rich Eisen Show
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- čas přidán 13. 01. 2023
- Bryan Cranston joins Rich Eisen in-studio to discuss appearing in the ‘Better Call Saul’ series finale.
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Wish Peter Gould would get the credit he deserves. Not to discredit Vince in any way, because his contributions to the show are incredible. But BCS was peters show more than anybody’s.
Bcs was more peter than Vince so I agree
Particularly as the scene they are discussing was written and directed by Peter Gould
No vince = no peter, no breaking bad. Vince is the one who came up with the premise of the show
@@wolverineiscool7161 this is a nonsense argument. No big bang, no solar system, no earth, no life, no humans, no Vince.
@@wolverineiscool7161 yeah ik that’s why I said not to discredit Vince
They treated Walt and Jesse like Werner Ziegler and his German crew. I sure Mike was running security
They actually treated Werner and his men pretty good...... Until mike killed werner
@@TheOGSB817 until *gus forced* mike to kill werner.
@@vantage6993 until *Werner* forced *Werner* to kill *Werner*
@@roddydykes7053 until Gus forced Gus to kill Werner until Werner killed Werner.
All this secrecy and AMC announces they’re in it before the season even airs.
Probably to make the episode get well received. If they didn't announce it, people are most likely gonna talk about their cameos over the episode as a whole.
Still people were expecting which episode and where in the timeline.
BCS is my favorite show, but I know a lot of people who watched Breaking Bad but either never started BCS or couldn’t get into it. So I feel they announced this before the season in hopes for the larger Breaking Bad audience to tune in for the final season of BCS in hopes of Walt and Jesse turning up.
Still, I do agree the secrecy while shooting was pointless lol.
I’m glad Bryan and Aaron got to appear in 2 episodes each in Better Call Saul, didn’t feel forced and they had great scenes for the short amount of time they had
Their scene together kinda felt like it.
Some people are too blinded by fanboyism to admit it, but Walt's bald cap still looks just as bad as in El Camino.. if not worse. That entire scene, I couldn't look away from his head. Not to mention the acting, for as good as Cranston is, you can tell he hadn't played the character in a while.
@@blossom357 the bald cap didn’t look great in El Camino but I still appreciated the scene, I think Bryan is able to step back into character really well
@@jagmaharesi2486 The RV scene with them together was a bit of fan service but still had a purpose and was nice to see the scenes connected between both shows
@@blossom357 I think it was the writing that made it seem off, not Bryan’s acting. That “stay in your lane” line especially was really cheesy.
Walt never has a plan to go and rescue Jesse. Not until after he gives the money to Elliott. Walt talks with Pete and Badger is when he realizes Jesse is alive and working with Jack.
So his goal is to go kill all of them until he sees what they've done to Jesse.
Walter wanted to kill Jack anyways. That's why he already had the gun
Also he didn't actually think Jesse was working with Jack. He just said that to disrespect Jack's honor and make him bring out Jesse
Well yeah he wanted to kill all of them and he suspected Jesse was working with them because Jesse would be the only one to make that good of meth. It's not until sees what they've done to Jesse that he chooses to save him.
That's right, he planned to kill Jesse until the moment he saw him, that said I think by doing that he revealed that he had regrets about Jesse that he was unconscious of, and the moment with the watch alludes to that
oh yeah and also, doesnt that bryan cranston scene in better call saul take place days before walt gets taken to new hampshire? if thats the case then it’s not right before he decides to rescue jesse when he looks at the watch like he said in the video, its like months before.
The only series finale that I was speechless the entire time. I was expecting Waler and Jesse's cameo the whole time but didn't expect it to be perfectly done.
The scene with Walter and Saul in the finale feels like a deleted scene from Breaking Bad with only difference being in Sauls pov.
Yes! I said the same thing. That’s now well it’s done
I was so invested in Better Call Saul's story and characters that I wouldn't have cared that much if we didn't get a Walter White cameo lol
Agreed, but the way they incorporated him into the story worked really well.
Me too. BCS was so amazing that the cameos were not necessary. But they were great and very well done.
Sure. I liked how they tied it all together.
I don’t know why all the comments keep calling Brian and Aaron scenes a cameo. They weren’t cameo appearances. They were guest stars. A cameo appearance is when somebody appears for a few seconds.
A Cameo is when Hank says “Sussy Bakkah”
It's one of the words being destroyed by the ignorance of millennials.
I literally just finished this show, man it was amazing
Lol they basically made it Gus Fringe-style like when the constructor engineers got interviewed.
You know Peter Gould could probably make an incredible Live action series of Monster
Darn. You're right.
better call saul was the perfect spin-off/ending an already almost perfect show
has ever gotten
BCS is mostly Peter Gould, but sure Vince too... I just wish Peter Gould got more credit.
Yeah, it's annoying. We all love Gilligan, but he wasn't even involved with the show in certain seasons.
Great lighting. Really brings out Cranston's green skin.
great finale. great show
Cranston is a great storyteller!
I predicted years ago they would do a scene in that bunker. Was psyched to be right.
Best tv series (both together) ever made
BCS is superior time to admit it
@@collinloring2645Nah.
I agree. I think the physical quality of BCS will hold up more than BB just cause it looks better and is honestly written better..but I’m amazed how perfectly these 2 shows and el Camino succeed at telling a whole story
@@collinloring2645 lol
Like Cheers doesn't exist.
This guy is a treasure for humanity and the bottle of mescal is a good touch
So they take extreme measures for secrecy... and then tell everyone in interviews way ahead that Walt and Jesse will make an appearance...
This CZcams Channel confuses the hell out of me. You go one video praising Brock Purdy to interviewing Bryan Cranston lol I love it
All that secrecy, only for it to get leaked and later announced before airing.
My uncle has that same chair
All the mystery and caution, only for the network to tease both actors return before the season had even began. Bizarre move
Gotta get me 1 of those CRANSTON'S Tequila ! 👍😁
Great that they took such precusions to keep it secret only to reveal it weeks before the episodes aired......
where more roku canals?
It's kind of ironic like if they were making the superlab lol
❤
What’s the regret Walter has as related to the watch and Jesse?
Leaving Jesse to Jack's gang in Ozymandias.
Tapping your head is a thing, apparently. Vince Gilligan must have the same book my wife's got.
one name to make ae sounding en sound like aysain
Walt wasn't wearing a watch in that scene so I have no idea what Rich is talking about.
My wife and I have been bringing this show for the last month and this videos title gave away the ending for me. I had my hunch, but didn't want it confirmed!
The only whole I’ve found in the break bad story is hank. When he gets shot no family arrives but Walt and sky . I figured maybe a mother or sibling would care Hank got shot up. O well. Best series ever still
Do we know if Hank has other family?
@@anthonynelson6249 NO
poor peter gould
I heard the compound they secretly shot the finale is modeled after the Bin Laden's house where he was assassinated.
Not much good if Navy Seals were to break in, then.
Proof?
To me, the scene where he looks down at his watch, he's thinking about all the prison killings. Because he was looking at his watch the same way in that scene
I highly doubt that. Jesse gave him the watch, it'd make much more sense that he's just thinking about Jesse
Az, idk what you are watching if thats what you get from Walter White. Mr.White has always treated Jesse as a family member despite all the bs that had happened.
Eisen feels like he doesn't really know the show here
Yeah, he sounds like an inexperienced person at a job interview trying to wing it
aaron aint pink!
Cranston can do know wrong.The Judge is awesome
This interviewer saying he missed the point of looking at the watch the first time was a bit insulting, but I suppose he’s a busy man who can’t keep track of every story detail in these shows like we filthy peasants can
huh? relax buddy
Did he go bald to film that scene? 🤣
Ah, ww went to go kill 'jessie' and the nazis...he instantly changed his mind to save 'jessie' after seeing how he has been tortured/broken.
Rich doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He’s got the whole scene wrong.
I may be in the minority, but I thought Better Call Saul finale was a complete disappointment. That corny Saul surrender seemed out of place for him.
'out of place'. you must be blind to read in between lines. That was no longer saul. saul is gone. the one who surrendered was Jimmy. He is done playing and doing his final deed so kim wexler will be able to live freely.
@@setsuna7618 nah. It was a rush job due to scheduling issues with the cast. The whole second half of that season was butt, sad to say. Look-how-they-massacred-my-boy.gif
@@saenze1 It's called character development, he got tired of living like that and wanted to redeem himself infront of his wife.
@@awesome1ru it's clumsy character development at best.
I don't think you're in the minority at all. The Better Call Saul finale/final season was a monumental disappointment for me and many others whose comments I've read. There will always be BCS zealots who will label everything about the show as brilliant but I think they're deluded.
Don't get me wrong, the early seasons were definitely of a high quality but it didn't last sadly. Like with most things, the pandemic probably played a big role in sabotaging positive momentum. It was clearly delayed and then rushed and wrapped up sloppily.
At the same time, even before the pandemic, it seemed with many episodes they kept over doing a kind of delayed gratification effect. They would fill certain episodes with too much slow moving, bland material so that by the time you got to the end of the show there would often be some type of cliff hangar forcing you to wait until the next week to get to the meat of the story. When you added it all up, most of the season ultimately consisted of boring, filler material exposition with little bits of material that was actually vibrant.
Wow. All of that intense, expensive, secretive preparation for flashback scenes which weren't anything special at all in my opinion. Sorry but I still have a bad taste in my mouth from how Better Call Saul's last season ended. It started out promising, the halfway point was excitingly shocking, but then the second half was extremely underwhelming and boring.
Don't get me wrong, the first three seasons were excellent but after season three everything started to wane. I think Michael McKean's character Chuck should have remained a key character throughout the whole series. He was the shining star of the show in my opinion.
That’s interesting. Most people felt the first three seasons were a warmup for the last three.
@@Dapryor I'm not so sure about that. I've heard a lot of people complaining about how the series went after Season 3.
@@sopranosfan11 just my experience. You appreciated the character development more than the fast-paced later seasons?
@@Dapryor Fair enough. Yeah, that seems accurate for me. Although, even the "fast-paced" later seasons seemed to have a lot of bland filler material which to me almost felt like work to get through.
BCS sucked
Best 2 shows ever made in the history of television....BCS, BB.