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1. WHEN DOES EL CAMINO MOVIE COME OUT FULL
2. WHEN DOES EL CAMINO MOVIE COME OUT SERIES

Gilligan: Well, I have to give a lot of credit to my producer, Melissa Bernstein, who's been working on "Breaking Bad" since (the beginning).

What did you hope to convey through this particular conversation about Jesse's future? Q: There's a lot of different ways you could've brought back Walt. It was a real group effort making all of these things match as closely as possible to this decade-old episode of television. So we had to get these amazing makeup artists to give us the world's best bald cap, but we also had to get a little digital (effects) help to shrink Bryan's head so it didn't look bulbous with the bald cap on.

WHEN DOES EL CAMINO MOVIE COME OUT FULL

Bryan was in the middle of a Broadway play and had a nice full head of hair that he couldn't shave for us. We shot that episode 10 years ago, which was funny having to get the costumes and makeup right (for "El Camino"). This scene in the movie takes place between them managing to get their RV started and Jesse dropping Walt off at the airport (toward the end of the episode). So they're dehydrating to death, but finally manage to save themselves. He and Jesse go out and cook this giant batch of meth, but then they get stuck out (in the desert) in their RV because the battery's dead. Gilligan: There was an episode in Season 2 called "4 Days Out," where Walt is pretty sure he doesn't have long to live because he started to cough up blood, even though he's been having treatment for cancer. Q: At what point in the "Breaking Bad" timeline does this flashback take place? There's no point in doing this if we don't see Walter White, at least in passing. That was the one character I thought, "Man, come hell or high water, we gotta get him in there somehow," provided Bryan Cranston would want to play the part again. Question: Was there ever a version of "El Camino" where Walt didn't make an appearance? USA TODAY chatted with "Bad" creator Vince Gilligan, who wrote and directed "El Camino," about Cranston's super-secret cameo and what inspired the emotional scene. 11.Several characters who died during "Bad's" five-season run appear in flashbacks, including crooked ex-cop Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks), who gives Jesse the idea to relocate to Alaska, and Jesse's heroin-addicted girlfriend Jane (Krysten Ritter), who reminds him that he's in charge of his own destiny.īut no cameo is more poignant than that of Walter White (Bryan Cranston), Jesse's ex-mentor and partner in crime, who was fatally shot in the "Bad" finale but returns in a flashback during the last 15 minutes of "El Camino." Over lunch at a diner in Albuquerque, New Mexico, an ailing Walt attempts to connect with Jesse about his dreams for the future, gently reminding him, "You're really lucky, you know that? You didn't have to wait your whole life to do something special."

If you can’t believe the Breaking Bad movie is actually a thing, do this math: El Camino arrives on Netflix on Oct. No other cast is confirmed outside of Aaron Paul as Jesse, but the first teaser for the film finds an old friend back in the hot seat, asking the big questions about Jesse’s fate. “In the wake of his dramatic escape from captivity, Jesse must come to terms with his past in order to forge some kind of future.”Įl Camino is written and directed once again by Vince Gilligan. El Camino, according to Netflix, will answer some major questions. And that was that - Jesse drove off into the sunset. In Breaking Bad’s final moments, Walter busted his former student out of a neo-Nazi drug den, where he’d been working in chains as their prisoner. The film will premiere exclusively on Netflix, where both Breaking Bad and Gilligan’s spinoff Better Call Saul have drawn major crowds.

WHEN DOES EL CAMINO MOVIE COME OUT SERIES

Luckily, later this fall, creator Vince Gilligan will give Jesse his due in El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, a thriller that picks up immediately following the series finale. Ain’t that always the case with the One Who Knocks. arguably at the sacrifice of Jesse’s story. “Felina,” the final episode of AMC’s Breaking Bad, gave Walter White a definitive ending.