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Bryan Cranston

Age: 53
Height: 5' 10 1/2"

Birth Place: San Fernando Valley, California, USA
Born: Mar. 7th, 1956

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Bryan Cranston's Main TV Roles

Show	Character(s)
Malcolm in the Middle	Hal
Breaking Bad	Walter H. White
Eagle Riders (Dubbed)	Joe Thax
Macross Plus (JP)	Isamu Alva Dy&hellip
The Louie Show	Curt Sincic

NOTE: Complete List of Works can be found at IMDB

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TRIVIA:

Such a big baseball fan that his wife threw him a surprise 40th birthday party at Dodgers Stadium.
Was singled out by frequent _"Malcolm in the Middle" (2000)_ (qv) director 'Todd Holland (I)' (qv) during his Emmy speech in 2001. Cranston had been overlooked that year, and Holland proclaimed that he would "stand up here soon." Cranston was subsequently nominated for the first-time the next year.
Directed three episodes of _"Malcolm in the Middle" (2000)_ (qv) during its fifth season. The episodes were "Vegas," "Dirty Magazine," and "Experiment".
Once did voice acting for the English dubbing of Japanese Animation (or Anime), under the name "Lee Stone".
Presented the category "Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series" at the 2004 Emmy Awards with his _"Malcolm in the Middle" (2000)_ (qv) co-star 'Jane Kaczmarek' (qv). Ironically enough, Bryan had been eligible for that category (for directing the _"Malcolm in the Middle" (2000)_ (qv) episode "Stereo Store") but did not receive a nomination.
Honored as Grand Marshal of the 2006 Sherman Oaks, CA, Street Fair by the Chamber of Commerce for his leadership in the community and his protection of children through KidSmartz.
In the original Armitage III Polymatrix 4 episode home video release (also know as an OAV), he's listed as "Lee Stone", but in the movie edition of the same name, he's listed under his real name "Bryan Cranston".
Bryan Cranston, who played Erik Per Sullivan's character's father on _"Malcolm in the Middle" (2000)_ (qv), wrote recommendation letters for his college applications.