The many faces of Bryan Cranston: Part 3 
 
 Part three of a three-part interview with "Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston. 
 
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 Oh Bryan Cranston, you sure do know how to push our buttons, you marvelous bastard. Earlier today, the Godzilla star sat down with CNN’s Ashleigh Banfield to promote his blockbuster monster flick, as if it needed any more promotion, and he obviously couldn’t get out of the studio without dishing about his most iconic role to date, as Walter White on Breaking Bad. Actually, he’s the one who brought the beloved show up in the first place, as he explained that he almost passed on Godzilla because he was trying to hold any new script to the high standards that he experienced on Breaking Bad. Fortunately, one of his agents talked some sense into him and he ended up starring as Joe Brody. 
 
 But since he brought the show up, Banfield wanted to know about that final scene of the final episode – SPOILER ALERT if you’re months behind on TV or whatever – and if there’s a possibility that things weren’t what they seemed. See how diplomatic and kind I’m being with this spoiler nonsense for all of you people that just started watching Breaking Bad online? So if you don’t want it spoiled, don’t watch the video or read anything else, okay? 
 
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 Cranston, with that devilish grin that made Elaine Benes fall for Dr. Tim Whatley, told Banfield that we “never saw a bag zip up” and when it comes to whether or not Heisenberg is still alive, well, “Never say never.” Obviously, he’s just teasing, but is he? Is he really? Join me tomorrow for 12,000 words of speculation on why he might not be teasing. 
 
 (H/T to TV Line) ||||| Actor Bryan Cranston hinted in an interview with CNN Thursday that a comeback for the hit AMC series Breaking Bad isn't completely off the table. 
 
 When CNN host Ashleigh Banfield asked the former TV meth kingpin if his infamous character Walter White was dead following the show's series finale, Cranston responded slyly, "You never saw bags zip up or anyone say ... you know." 
 
 So is Walter White, a.k.a. Heisenberg, dead? Will there be a resurrection of arguably one of the greatest TV characters of this decade? Says Cranston: "Never say never." 
 
 The highly acclaimed series wrapped up at the end of 2013, but a spinoff series Better Call Saul is currently in the works. The show's creator, Vince Gilligan, has also hinted that some Breaking Bad characters may make cameos on the forthcoming series. Don't throw away your hazmat jumpsuits just yet, Breaking fans. 
 
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– Bryan Cranston is out plugging his new movie, Godzilla, and if his goal is to generate headlines, then job well done. Except he did it with a reference not to the action flick but to Breaking Bad, notes Time. (Anyone months behind on their Netflix viewing should stop reading now.) During the interview on CNN, Ashleigh Banfield wondered hopefully whether the character of Walter White might have survived in that last episode, and Cranston played along: Banfield: "Your eyes were open and I thought, ‘What if the police just take him into custody, he gets better, breaks out and just goes nuts?'" Cranston: “Hey, you never saw bags zip up or anything." Banfield: “Is he dead?” Cranston: “I don’t know." Banfield: “No movie? No nothing? No Walter White ever again?” Cranston: “Never say never." The transcript comes from the Huffington Post, which notes that Cranston was smiling all the while and "probably just teasing—or maybe he didn’t want to let down Banfield, who is clearly a super fan of the show." At Uproxx, Ashley Burns calls Cranston a "marvelous bastard" who knows "how to push our buttons." Burns also takes note of his grin: "Obviously, he's just teasing, but is he?"