Bryan Cranston would reprise his role of Walter White 'in a second' for 'Better Call Saul'

Bryan Cranston has expressed that he would love to reprise role of Walter White yet again for final season of Better Call Saul if given opportunity. Bryan was last seen as Walter White in 2019's El Cami which showcased journey of Jesse Pinkman following outcome of Breaking B's finale.

Fans of multiple Emmy Award-winning show have anticipated inclusion of Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's character in Better Call Saul, but have t received treat even w that show is coming to an end with its final season. w, actor has opened up about wanting to be a part of show while speaking in an interview with Collider.

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Bryan Cranston on 'Better Call Saul'

Cranston has been doing some interviews as his film  One and Only Ivan is gearing for a release on Disney+ in late August. While speaking about film, Cranston took a moment to dress speculation around his involvement with Better Call Saul. actor revealed that he h been asked to direct an episode for series for almost every season but couldn't do so due to his tight filming schedules. He regarded show to be fantastic.

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Cranston revealed furrmore that if Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, who are co-executive producers of show wanted him to be on it, he wouldn't waste any time before saying yes. But he did leave fans on a cliffhanger stating that re is still one season to go before show wraps so 'we'll see what happens!'. 

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Collider also reached out to Gilligan who expressed a similar enthusiasm as Cranston's. Vince stated that he would love to have Bryan direct an episode stating that he wrote a Breaking B episode which was directed by Cranston and it was a wonderful experience for him. Gilligan described Bryan to be remarkable stating that he is one of few directors who can strike a balance between lightest comedies and darkest drama.