The creator and stars of "Breaking Bad" on the theory of zombies – The Walking Dead & # 39;

Is there a creative AMC universe? The cast of "Breaking Bad" and creator Vince Gilligan held a meeting Thursday in San Diego Comic-Con to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the premiere of the flagship show. Among the questions asked by fans: Can there be a truth to the rumor that "The Walking Dead" lives in the same world as "Breaking Bad"?

Here is the idea: Walter White 's blue crystal may have triggered the zombie apocalypse. (It came out of an Easter egg on "Fear the Walking Dead", which, in one episode, featured a song of "Breaking Bad" – "Negro y Azul: The Ballad of Heisenberg."

"I like this theory," Gilligan said. "It was a kick in. They are two great shows," The Walking Dead "and" Fear the Walking Dead. "Star Bryan Cranston joked that he liked the idea too:" Walt is dead, so he could be a zombie right now. Heisenberg zombie! My agents are here, we should talk.

Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Dean Norris, RJ Mitte, Betsy Brandt, Bob Odenkirk and Giancarlo Esposito hit the Comic-Con Hall H stadium to remember the beginning "When we started, we were just one little show in the high desert of New Mexico, "said Cranston. "I knew we started to make an impact when the directional signs [production] started to be stolen in our second or third season, not only do I get lost, but something happens, the dynamics changed." [19659003] Cranston and Paul credited the appearance of the hit AMC on Netflix, where more viewers found it and gave it a stroke of madness. But Gilligan said that he had initially felt that the show had succeeded after Cranston won an Emmy for playing Walter White after Season 1.

"I got up and I got banged my hands so hard that I went home, put them in ice-cold water, "said Gilligan.It was an early validation, because" you do not want to be the "Hogan & # 39; Heroes' methamphetamine emissions.I had the impression that if the show was about to produce and sell methamphetamine, you want to take it seriously.But you do not want to do a "Afterschool Special".

"If you smother someone to death with a bike lock, you want to show how bad it would be," he added. "You do not want people to think that it's just popcorn and entertainment, there should always be consequences on the show, otherwise you do not have the audience or the show justice"

The stars have met several times recently, including on the Sony batch, where the infamous RV meth cooking is on display. Paul said that he was still missing his character, Jesse Pinkman. "I love this guy so much.He was a big part of me." Aaron Paul discovers that Bryan Cranston was living in the "Meth Breaking Bad" in this short-film Dark-Comedy – look

Cranston and Paul will not be seen in Season 4 of "Better Call Saul", but Gilligan hinted that it would be a shame if they did not show up before the end of the series.

also remembered how frightened they were by wondering if their characters would live to see another episode. In particular, Gilligan recounted how the show had originally planned to kill Jesse after season 1. But they quickly changed their minds: "It was so easy not to kill this handsome young man," was -he says. But that did not stop Cranston from torturing Paul throughout the series. "I'd get a script, even if I did not read it, and I'd go to Aaron's," says Cranston. Paul took over the story: "He gives me a really long and exaggerated hug. "Hey guy, it's been a fun ride. You have read the scenario, is not it? – No. And then he runs away!

Will Paul and Cranston work together again? A fan suggested a restart of "Malcolm in the Middle", but Paul plays Cranston's long-lost son. "I would be so low!" Paul said. Cranston? "Yeah, not so much."

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