Brian Cranston of Breaking Bad, Aaron Paul to star in the final season of Better Call Saul
"They're Back," AMC announced, confirming that Brian Cranston and Aaron Paul will reprise their Breaking Bad roles in the upcoming sixth and final season of Better Call Saul.
AMC is preparing something special for this season to say goodbye to Better Call Saul.
On Saturday, the network confirmed that 'Breaking Bad stars Brian Cranston and Aaron Paul would star in the upcoming sixth also final season of their favorite series, starring Bob Odenkirk as con artist-turned-lawyer.
"They'll be back," AMC tweeted with Walter White (Cranston) and Jesse Pinkman (Paul). Better Call creator Saul Peter Gould previously announced the news at PaleyFest Saturday during a panel for the event. However, according to Variety, he declined to reveal details about his return to the franchise.
"I don't want to spoil the audience, but I will say that the first question we had when we flinched the show was, 'Are we going to see Walt and Jesse on the show?'" Either circumstances or something, you "I'll have to find out myself, but I have to say it's one of the many things I think you'll learn about this season. There's more if you can believe it." -Odenkirk old before Gould cut him off.
Paul reprises his role as Jesse in the 2019 Netflix spin-off, El Camino, which takes place immediately after the 2013 Breaking Bad finale events, in which Cranston and Odenkirk also make cameos in the film.
Cranston said he would play Walt again "in a second" and told Collider that he had told Gould and Better Call Saul creator Vince Gilligan (who also created Breaking Bad) that he was interested in appearing in the prequel series.
"I'd be there if Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, co-executive producers, wanted me there. I'd be there in a second," Cranston said in 2020. But that didn't happen; I can tell you that we'll be there. See. I do not know. There's still one season left, and we'll see what happens." Better Call Saul returns to AMC for its final season on Monday, April 18th.