It was one of the distinctive faces of Breaking Bad that became Rj Mitte, who played Walter White Jr.?

You obviously remember her face, Rj Mitte embodies Breaking Bad “Walt Jr”, the only son of Walter White and her wife Skyler, who experiences cerebral motor weaknesses, forcing her to move the engines and cause her to make the word difficulties. The actor suffered from cerebral palsy exactly three years later.

Fans of his father, then betrayed

In his full name, Walter White Jr., “Jr.” is 17 years old when the series begins. Near Uncle Hank, he supports his father in the fight against cancer and is very involved in the study during the disappearance of the 2 seasons during the season. We have been lying to him a lot during the series, especially in order to protect what he has become from his father: a ruthless drug user who has committed terrible crimes. His reaction, when he studies, the whole truth remains in the best moments of the series.

The Breaking Bad lasts from 2008 to 2013 and the Walt JR character remains to the end (even if it involved the character for a much more tragic fate).

After a bad break

After the series, Rj Mitte plays Fantastic Thriller of Last Things (2013), facing Snipps in the Full and Science Fiction Film The Recolor (2017) and participates in the Invcrimination of Thriller Cops with John Kusak (2018). Unfortunately, these films are overlooked.

In spite of all the little things we kill, the drama, in which the teacher forces his class to confirm that the semi -automatic weapon should be banned, and his heads in Carol of the Bells, a black comedy, which stands for Sunny (2019) and Triumph (2021), who sees the high school story.

This situation does not prevent the actor, now the 33 -year -old finding his place at the top of the poster. We will still see him in the redemption of the drama in Westhempton (2025) and fall under the projects under the independent film banner.

It remains within the framework of the prestigious screenwriters of comedians with disabilities and the ambassador of cerebral palsy around the world, thanks to the United Cerebral Pyronic Association.

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