Sometime in the next five weeks, Better Call Saul viewers will be seeing the return of the iconic Breaking Bad characters Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, played respectively by Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul. Before the two main characters of Better Call Saul's predecessor come back on the television screen, Cranston and Paul reflected on what went on behind the scenes.
AsBetter Call Saul prepares to wind down, both Cranston and Paul talked about how, because the showrunners wanted to keep their return as in the dark as possible, they went to extra lengths to conceal their involvement in the show. Of course, this was all for naught anyway since Better Call Saul would announce their return before the final season started.
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“We were asked to keep it a secret forever,” Cranston told the Albuquerque Journal. “We were flown in under the darkness of night. We took this plane and they went to a certain private section of the airport there. And then we took like two steps out of the tarmac and into an SUV. They move us to an Airbnb – a duplex. He had the top floor. I had the bottom floor and we were told you can’t leave.” Paul then laughed at how much went into keeping their return a secret all for it to turn out to be a prank. “It’s so funny that because this was supposed to be a big surprise, a big secret,” Paul said. “Then all of a sudden, they announced that we were doing it, so why did they keep us in a prison? Seriously, they were just messing with us.”
Even though Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad are hailed as two of the best dramas ever made during their respective eras, both shows have some pretty clever comedic material sprinkled during
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