Although I don't want to go on record as absolutely saying yes or no, this is it, because I'm not sure myself.On April 20, 2013, Kate Levering married businessman Reza Jahangiri at The Beverly Hills Hotel. "It's been a surprisingly fun universe to inhabit all these years, considering how dark the subject matter is, but this may well be the end of it. "It would definitely have fewer lightsabers, that's for sure," he jokes.
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If successful, could "El Camino" spark a "Star-Wars"-style universe, with multiple movie sequels and spinoffs centered on different "Bad" characters? Gilligan laughs at the notion, and advises fans to not hold their breath. "Certain characters had to come back, and others I would've liked to have seen in the movie but didn't quite fit." "You just go where the story takes you," Gilligan says.
But Gilligan, who wrote and directed "El Camino," avoided bringing back popular characters for mere fan service – a lesson he and "Bad" producer Peter Gould learned from AMC's Saul Goodman prequel "Better Call Saul," heading for a fifth season next year. Naturally, the movie features appearances from familiar "Bad" faces including Skinny Pete (Charles Baker), Badger (Matt Jones) and Old Joe (Larry Hankin), along with others. "He's definitely done some bad things in his life, but at the core of him, there's this good guy desperately trying to find himself and find freedom," Paul says.
Little can be said about "El Camino" without revealing spoilers, except that it follows Jesse's attempts to atone for his sins and reinvent himself after Walt's death. If he's going to tell a story, it's going to be pretty damn great." He has a legacy to uphold with 'Breaking Bad' and nailed the landing on that show – he's the last person that wants to screw that up.
Paul insists he had no reservations about returning: "Vince gave me a career, and I trust him as a storyteller. ("El Camino" will air on the cable network next year.) The two mulled a 10-minute short film or hourlong episode that solved the riddle of Jesse's fate before landing on a two-hour movie for Netflix, where "Bad" built a devoted fan base during its six-year run on AMC. Gilligan brought the idea to Paul in summer 2018, before a "Bad" 10th anniversary reunion event, and the actor immediately said yes. That it happened at all is thanks to creator Vince Gilligan, whose addictive crime drama went out on a critical and ratings high in 2013 after five seasons. In the "Bad" finale, cancer-stricken chemistry teacher turned drug kingpin Walter White (Bryan Cranston) was found dead of a gunshot wound after a bloody shootout with white supremacists, just as protege Jesse sped away from their compound in a borrowed 1978 Chevrolet El Camino. More: 'Breaking Bad' turns 10: Stars reminisce about the final day, with exclusive on-set photos We didn't have a problem with paparazzi at all no one knew this was happening," he said of the clandestine 2018 New Mexico shoot. "I personally thought it brought far more attention to us, but it was actually much easier than I thought it was going to be. It felt like we were walking onto a 'Star Wars' set," recalls Aaron Paul, who reprises his role of wayward meth cook Jesse Pinkman from the Emmy-winning series. "When we were shooting outside in public places, they had us wear these hilarious-looking cloaks.
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How do you make a top-secret film sequel to one of the most beloved TV shows of the 21st century?įor the cast and crew of "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie," streaming Friday on Netflix and in select theaters nationwide, it entailed some blatant yet shockingly effective disguises. Watch Video: Aaron Paul: ‘Breaking Bad’ end felt like losing a limb
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