Bryan Cranston is an actor par excellence. His tenure in Breaking Bad alone defines his versatility as an actor. He has achieved the rare feat of winning four Emmys for a particular role (Walter White in Breaking Bad). He has also appeared in many successful and acclaimed feature films including Saving Private Ryan, Drive, Contagion, Argo, Trumbo, The Infiltrator, Wakefield, and The One and Only Ivan.

He can be considered one of the greatest screen actors who have graced the silver screen. His unique voice and his charismatic personality are infectious and it is always a treat to watch an actor of his caliber deliver a compelling performance every time he does something.

He has time and again talked about his acting process and he goes about in trying to convincingly portray a part.

He has always maintained his dedication and enthusiasm for the art of acting and it is fascinating to learn and get inspired from such a master of the craft.

Bryan Cranston Compares His Relationship with Co-Actors To Dealing With In-Laws

Bryan Cranston appeared in the 2018 Actors Roundtable for The Hollywood Reporter along with Margot Robbie, Robert Pattinson, Armie Hammer, Diane Kruger, and Octavia Spencer.

While talking about the topic of how they deal with their co-actors in a particular film, Cranston had a unique response to the question. He compared the process of knowing how the other person works to how one deals with their in-laws. He told The Hollywood Reporter,

"What helps for us is that we know that there is a finite amount of time that we are gonna spend with that person or persons.  And so we can just endure and tolerate until you, kind of navigate your way through it, and the movie is over.

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