NFL And TV Fans Alike Loved Seeing Bryan Cranston And Aaron Paul Kicking It At The Rams Game

REACTIONS: Bryan Cranston And Aaron Paul At The Rams Game

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The Los Angeles Rams, the defending Super Bowl champions, STINK. Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, the two actors who iconically played Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, respectively, in Breaking Bad, do not, as evidenced by the fact that football fans were thrilled to see the real-life-buddies-and-business-partners in the stands together during Sundays Cardinals-Rams game.

Having stayed quite close since Breaking Bad went off the air back in 2013, the duo founded the Mezcal brand “Dos Hombres” and have remained legitimate friends ever since, despite their 23-year age difference.

Given how crappy the Rams played on Sunday — they lost to the Cards by a score of 27-17, dropping their record to 3-6 and putting them last in the NFC West — Cranston and West were arguably the stars of the show in Los Angeles as Twitter lit up with praise, memes, jokes, and all sorts of reactions to Walt and Jesse catching the game together.

NFL and TV fans alike loved seeing Breaking Bad stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul hanging out together at the Los Angeles Rams game

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As for what they’ve been up to recently, Paul was most recently seen in season four of Westworld, which wound up being the series’ last as it was officially canceled a few weeks ago. He also starred in the 2022 film Duel alongside MCU stalwart Karen Gillan and The White Lotus scene-stealer Theo James.

Cranston is also set to star in season two of the hit Showtime series Your Honor, which will premiere on December 9. The duo also, of course, made perhaps their final appearances as Walter White and Jesse Pinkman — their career-defining roles — in the final season of Better Call Saul, which ended its six-season run earlier this year.

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Based in New York City, Eric Italiano is BroBible's Senior Editor & Social Media Manager with over a decade in digital media. He covers entertainment, pop culture, film, and sports, and built the site's film junket and celebrity interview presence, speaking with A-listers such as Pedro Pascal, Scarlett Johansson, Nicolas Cage, Ana de Armas, The Rock, and many more. You can contact him via email at eric@brobible.com
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