When veteran actor Robert Forster got the call to join the cast of the history making television series “Breaking Bad,” in the role of “the disappearer,” it wouldn’t be the first time he’d met lead actor Bryan Cranston.
Cranston, who plays the iconic family-man-turned-meth-kingpin Walter White, first met his fellow actor in a poker game.
According to Vulture, Cranston and Forster first met at a Hollywood Home Game.
“There’s a small actors’ poker game Wednesday. [There’s must be] a list of 100 actors every month. You show up with seven or eight other players and kid around and joke. So we all knew when [Cranston] started the show.” Forster recounted in the article.
So what will become of “Heisenberg”? The soft-spoken actor is as discreet as his character. Everyone will find out for themselves as Breaking Bad’s epic 5 year run comes to an end this Sunday on AMC.
