Info
- Full Name: Bryan Lee Cranston
- Date of birth: March 7, 1956 (70 years old)
- Location: San Fernando Valley (California)
- Country: USA
- Height: 1,79m
Bryan Cranston has been active for 2026 years, participating in 34 movies that average a 6.8/10 score.
Biography
Bryan Lee Cranston was born on March 7, 1956, in Hollywood, California. He is the son of ex boxer and actor Joe Cranston and radio actress Audrey Peggy Sell. He didn't have an easy childhood. His parents lost their house, forcing him to go to live with his grandparents and with his brother Kyle. He went back to live with his mother and sister, but he wouldn't see his father in 10 years. He studied in Los Angeles Valle College, where he got the title in crime sciences. Bryan Cranston had his first contact with acting doing some theatre work when he was young. He focused his career on television, starting in 'One Life to Live'. He became very famous playing Malcolm's father in 'Malcolm in the Middle', but his best role, at least until now, and the one who has rewarded him with a lot of awards was the main character in cult series 'Breaking Bad', Walter White. Bryan Cranston had a first wife, Mickey Middleton, and got divorced in 1982. He married his actual wife, Robin Dearden, in 1989. He has one daughter, Taylor, born in 1993. She wants to be an actress like her father.
Family and relationships
- Children: Taylor Dearden
awards
- Academy Awards (Oscars): 1 0
- Golden Globes: 1 0
- BAFTA Awards: 1 0
Last appearances: movies and tv shows
- Highest-rated movie: Saving Private Ryan (1998) 8.8
- Lowest-rated movie: Cold Comes the Night (2013) 3.0
- Highest-rated tv show: Seinfeld (1989) 8.9
- Lowest-rated tv show: Power Rangers (1993) 7.1
Photos
Videos
'Power Rangers' movie clip - Zordon
March 18 2017
Curiosidades
Bryan Cranston and his co-star in 'Breaking Bad' Aaron Paul have the same special tattoo to memorialize their time on the show.
The Blue Power Ranger was named Billy Cranston after Bryan Cranston due to the frequent work and popularity the actor had while he was working at Saban Entertainment
Bryan Cranston wasn't the first choice to play Walter White in AMC's 'Breaking Bad'