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Topic	Do some people really not like Walter White?
HaRRicH 05/10/17 9:19:49 AM #87:	Lots of interesting commentary here. I think an undeniable aspect of Walter White's charisma -- maybe likeability wasn't the right word, but people enjoyed watching him -- that charisma came from the performance of Brian Cranston. This was a top-of-his-generation performance that came from the silly premise of "What if a chemistry teacher started selling meth?" The writing, directing, and nearly everything else about the show was already really really good. Cranston nailed this great opportunity though in a way few actors ever could. As goofy as the first season was in his fumbling and as awful as he was by the end, every step of the way Cranston made him feel human and that was a huge draw to the show. --- Brought to you by GameFlux Free GameFAQs app on Google Play! <cite>HaRRicH posted [p:878822081] in Do some pe... [t:75327714]...</cite> <quote>Lots of interesting commentary here. I think an undeniable aspect of Walter White's charisma -- maybe likeability wasn't the right word, but people enjoyed watching him -- that charisma came from the performance of Brian Cranston. This was a top-of-his-generation performance that came from the silly premise of "What if a chemistry teacher started selling meth?" The writing, directing, and nearly everything else about the show was already really really good. Cranston nailed this great opportunity though in a way few actors ever could. As goofy as the first season was in his fumbling and as awful as he was by the end, every step of the way Cranston made him feel human and that was a huge draw to the show. --- Brought to you by GameFlux Free GameFAQs app on Google Play!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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