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AMC TV Series • 2008 - 2013 • Crime, Drama, Thriller
5 Seasons • 62 Episodes
SERIES WRAPPED
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Cast
| Notable Series Cast | |||
 | Bryan Cranston | ... | Walter White |
 | Anna Gunn | ... | Skyler White |
 | Aaron Paul | ... | Jesse Pinkman |
 | Betsy Brandt | ... | Marie Schrader |
 | RJ Mitte | ... | Walter White, Jr. |
 | Dean Norris | ... | Hank Schrader |
 | Bob Odenkirk | ... | Saul Goodman |
 | Steven Michael Quezada | ... | Steven Gomez |
 | Jonathan Banks | ... | Mike Ehrmantraut |
 | Giancarlo Esposito | ... | Gus Fring |
 | Charles Baker | ... | Skinny Pete |
 | Jesse Plemons | ... | Todd |
 | Christopher Cousins | ... | Ted Beneke |
 | Laura Fraser | ... | Lydia Rodarte-Quayle |
 | Matt Jones | ... | Badger |
 | Michael Shamus Wiles | ... | ASAC George Merkert |
 | Lavell Crawford | ... | Huell |
 | Ray Campbell | ... | Tyrus Kitt |
 | Krysten Ritter | ... | Jane Margolis |
 | Carmen Serano | ... | Carmen Molina |
 | Emily Rios | ... | Andrea Cantillo |
 | Tina Parker | ... | Francesca |
 | Mark Margolis | ... | Tio Salamanca |
Writers
| Series Writers | |||
 | Vince Gilligan | ... | Writer (created by) |
 | Peter Gould | ... | Writer |
 | George Mastras | ... | Writer |
 | Sam Catlin | ... | Writer |
 | Moira Walley-Beckett | ... | Writer |
 | Thomas Schnauz | ... | Writer |
 | Gennifer Hutchison | ... | Writer |
 | John Shiban | ... | Writer |
 | J. Roberts | ... | Writer |
 | Patty Lin | ... | Writer |
Awards (series)
| Notable Wins (series) | |||
 | Season 5 | ... | 1) Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series - Bryan Cranston 2) Outstanding Drama Series 3) Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Drama Series - Skip Macdonald (editor) For episode: "Felina" 4) Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series - Moira Walley-Beckett For episode: "Ozymandias" 5) Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series - Aaron Paul 6) Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series - Anna Gunn |
Sources
| Additional Content | |||
| Cast Photos | ... | IMDb | |
| Box Office | ... | IMDb Pro | |
| Poster | ... | Official Site | |
| Awards | ... | 66th Primetime Emmy Awards | |
| Studio | ... | AMC | |
RELEASE YEAR: 2012
In the final season, being bad is no longer an act as Walt's downward spiral leads him to the top of a drug empire, risking everything and everyone.
RELEASE YEAR: 2011
Emmy winner Bryan Cranston returns as chemistry teacher turned meth maker Walter White, who's now desperate to outwit drug lord Gus Fring.
RELEASE YEAR: 2010
The previous season left Walter White on unstable ground. But for the sake of his family, he continues cooking crystal meth on the down-low.
RELEASE YEAR: 2009
Teacher turned meth dealer Walter climbs higher in the drug game, which draws attention from competing cartels and imperils his DEA brother-in-law.
RELEASE YEAR: 2008
Diagnosed with terminal cancer, a high school teacher tries to secure his family's financial future by producing and distributing crystal meth.
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SCREENPLAY
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