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Bryan Cranston is a famous American actor.

Bryan Cranston by Gage Skidmore
Bryan Cranston by Gage Skidmore

He works on stage and on screen. He can make people laugh with comedy. He can also make people feel deep emotions with drama. He first became well known as Hal on the show Malcolm in the Middle.

Aaron Paul, Vince Gilligan and Bryan Cranston cropped
Aaron Paul, Vince Gilligan and Bryan Cranston cropped

Later, he became a star on the show Breaking Bad. He played Walter White, a chemistry teacher. This role won him four Emmy Awards. An Emmy is a big prize for TV actors. He also won Tony Awards for acting in plays on Broadway.

Bryan Cranston - 2016
Bryan Cranston - 2016

Cranston has done many different jobs. He once worked as a waiter and a security guard. He even worked as a minister to earn money. He has used his voice for many cartoons, too. He voiced a tiger in the movie Madagascar 3. He also spoke for characters in Kung Fu Panda. His life changed when he took an acting class at age 19. Now, people all over the world love to watch him work.

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