Bryan Cranston Celebrates Breaking Bad With A Special Tattoo

Bryan Cranston has a unique way of cherishing his time on the iconic television series Breaking Bad. Recently, during an interview with Seth Meyers on Late Night, he shared that he got a small tattoo in honor of the show. This sentimental gesture marks a lasting memory of his role in a series that has left a significant impact on both his career and the audience.

On January 31, the 67-year-old actor revealed that he had a special tattoo done on the same day as his co-star, Aaron Paul. This moment not only symbolizes their friendship but also reflects their shared journey throughout the show's production. Bryan's tattoo, featuring the Breaking Bad logo, is discreetly placed on the inside of one of his fingers.

During the interview, Seth jokingly noted that Dua Lipa, Bryan's co-star in the movie Argylle, had "bullied" him into getting the tattoo. Bryan explained that he chose to keep this marking personal, stating, "It’s not really for someone else. It’s for me." This sentiment highlights the emotional connection he has with his time on Breaking Bad and the memories associated with it.

While both actors have moved on since the show wrapped up over a decade ago, their camaraderie remains strong. Bryan and Aaron have collaborated on various projects, including a recent Super Bowl commercial in 2023 and an adorable photoshoot together for Esquire. Their enduring friendship is a testament to the powerful connections formed during their time on Breaking Bad.