âBreaking Badâ Star Bryan Cranston Diagnosed With Cancer
In a tragic twist of fate, Breaking Bad star Bryan CranstonÂ may be facing a similar ordeal to that of his character from the hit TV series.The actor, also known for his role in the TV series Malcolm In The Middle,Â has recently had hisÂ career diagnosed with a terminal case of cancer. A year and a half after the series finale, in which Cranston played cancer riddled Walter White, doctors have attributed Cranstonâs careerâs sickness to his minor role in 2014âs reboot of the Godzilla franchise.âItâs a known carcinogen,â said famed oncologist Dr Hugh Hormones. âTaking small parts in disappointing remakes of classic movies is a surefire way to precipitate the disease. We warn actors time and time again, but after starring in long-running award-winning series, the temptation of getting back out there is just too great.âFans of the actor have come out in huge support of his ailing career, sending sympathetic tweets and reposting photos they had taken with him â most of them show the man with a still-healthy looking career.âBreaking Bad was always gonna be impossible to top,â tweeted TheRealJohnJonson. â#WeLoveYouWalterWhiteââBryan Cranston will forever be Walter White in my heart,â posted JessePinkmanStillLives. â#IBoughtGodzillaOnBluRay #ItWasOnSale #SupportCranstonâHowever, it seems that Cranston may not the only member of the cast of the AMC hit to be stricken with this rampant disease. Co-star Aaron Paul is said to be undergoing tests after symptoms that his own career might be deteriorating due to the incurable illness.âAaron took few precautions in exposed himself to an even more severe carcinogen,â said Dr Hormones, referring to Paulâs part in the latest reimagining of the story of Moses, Exodus: Gods and Kings. In it, Paul takes the role of Joshua, whose only lines include shouting the name âMosesâ unclearly. This comes hot on the heels of his action filmÂ Need For Speed,Â a film about fast cars that is, curiously, not based on the video game series of the same name, and is a movie that most people arenât even aware exists.Family members of both victims have announced that they will stand by their loved onesâ sides throughout, and will âfight this thing together.ââAaron and Bryan at least have each other to get through it with. Their careers have for so long been interlinked, and now they will until the end,â said a family friend of Cranstonâs.Reports, however, suggest that Paul may be exposing himself to yet another possibly fatal carcinogen, with rumors placing him in the role of the scarecrow in an as yet unannounced reboot of the Hollywood classic The Wizard of Oz.