Everything’s Going to Be Great has been described as “a valentine to big dreamers whose dreams won’t necessarily come true” and it’s expected the explore the themes of individuality vs. conformity and fantasy vs. reality.

At its very core, this film will tell a touching family story by taking us on a journey with the Smart family, as they move from one state to the next and cope with loss and struggle with identity—all while performing in regional theater.

In addition to Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney, this project will also star Benjamin Evan Ainsworth (The Haunting of Bly Manor) and Jack Champion (Avatar: The Way of Water).

Cranston is currently starring in Showtime’s crime drama Your Honor, and will soon appear in Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City and Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle. Allison Janney appeared in The People We Hate at the Wedding, Lou and To Leslie just last year, and we’ll soon see her in Gareth Edwards’ True Love and Apple TV+ series Mrs. American Pie.

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Showtime is yet to confirm the show’s cancelation, but Cranston said he’s getting ready to film the show’s last season in a recent episode of Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast.

“I am [currently] preparing for the second and last season of Your Honor, which is a limited series that I did for Showtime. As they tell me, it got higher ratings than any other series they’ve ever had — and so, one more season of that,” said Cranston.

Your Honor was originally conceived as a limited series, but Showtime executives were so impressed by its ratings that they decided to bring it back for another round. It’s based on the Israeli TV series Kvodo and centers on a respected New Orleans judge, who goes to great lengths to protect his son after he kills a son of a vicious mafia kingpin in a hit-and-run.

Your Honor also stars Hunter Doohan, Hope Davis, Sofia Black-D’Elia, Michael Stuhlbarg, Carmen Ejogo, and Isiah Whitlock Jr.

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A cameo by these two characters was a long time coming and Better Call Saul co-creator Peter Gould confirmed it’s going to happen during a recent appearance at PaleyFest. Co-creator Vince Gilligan echoed his statement while chatting with Variety at the Better Call Saul Season 6 premiere.

“These two worlds cross over in a way that you haven’t seen before, that’s for sure. It would be a damn shame if the show ended without [Cranston and Paul] appearing, would it not?” said Gilligan.

It’s still unclear in what capacity Cranston and Paul will return, but they’re not the first Breaking Bad actors to appear in the show’s spin-off. The list also includes Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman, Jonathan Banks as Mike Ehrmantraut, and Giancarlo Esposito as Gus Fring, among others.

Better Call Saul will conclude its run with the sixth and final season. It will premiere on AMC on April 18 and it will consist of 13 episodes split into two parts.

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Your Honor was developed by Peter Moffat and it draws inspiration from the Israeli series Kvodo. The series centers on a prominent New Orleans judge, whose life is turned upside down after his son kills another teenager in a hit-and-run accident and tries to cover up the crime.

Gary Levine, president of entertainment for Showtime Networks, said they were blown away by the power of Moffat’s storytelling and the depth of Cranston’s performance and excited to hear they would like to bring back the series for another round.

“Imagine our delight when we learned that Peter believed he had more story to tell and Bryan felt he had more depths to plumb. So, along with its millions of fans, I am gleefully shouting ‘Encore!’” said Levine in a statement.

The first season of Your Honor premiered on Showtime in late 2020, to mixed reviews. In addition to Cranston, the series also stars Hunter Doohan, Hope Davis, Carmen Ejogo, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Sofia Black-D’Elia.

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Cranston will play Jerry Selbee, a retiree who finds a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery, and with his wife Marge (Bening), he wins $27 million and uses the money to revitalize their Michigan town.

Directing is David Frankel (The Devil Wears Prada, Marley and Me) and Brad Copeland (Arrested Development, Wild Hogs) is penning the script. Producing is Gil Netter (The Blind Side, Life of Pi) and Kevin Halloran (Ford v Ferrari) is executive producing.

Cranston is an Emmy and Golden Globe winner and he recently starred in Your Honor and The One and Only Ivan. He’s best known for his roles in Breaking Bad and Malcolm in the Middle. Bening is a four-time Oscar nominee and she most recently was in Hope Gap and The Report. Her next role is in Death On The Nile.

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Showtime has released the trailer for its upcoming limited series showcasing a thematic similarity between the actor’s two parts. Similarly to Breaking Bad, Cranstod takes a morally ambiguous path as he plays a New Orleans judge whose son is involved in a hit-and-run accident. Doing everything in his power to cover up his son’s deeds, the judge sets in motion a war between crime families, as the victim is the son of one of the most brutal crime lords in the city.

Showtime’s description of the show reads: “The 10-episode series is a legal thriller that rips through all strata of New Orleans society. Bryan Cranston stars as a respected judge whose son Adam is involved in a hit-and-run that leads to a high-stakes game of lies, deceit and impossible choices.” Your Honor is set to premiere on Showtime in December.

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The Golden Globe winning actor said in an interview with Collider he will be happy to step back into the chemist-turned-drug king’s shoes. “I would be in it if Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, who are co-executive producers on it, wanted me to be in it,” Cranston said. “I would do it in a second. But it hasn’t happened yet, I can tell you, and we’ll see. I don’t know. There’s one more season to go and we’ll see what happens!”

Cranston may also contribute to the show from the other side of the camera. “I have been asked to direct an episode every single season and it just didn’t work out because of a commitment to doing a play or doing a movie or something, so I wasn’t able to section out the times available,” he said.

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The bad news is that it doesn’t look like a Breaking Bad reunion is in the works.

Fans of the series had gotten their hopes up after seeing several images popping up of Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul spending time together.

The pictures seemed to tie into rumors of a Breaking Bad movie which would follow Paul’s character, Jesse Pinkman, following the events of the 2013 finale.

But, alas, it seems not to be.

The good news, however, is that the series’ two stars are collaborating on another project — a new liquor brand.

Entitled Dos Hombres, the artisanal Mezcal is handmade in Mexico and has been described as having a smoky flavor.

Perhaps drinking some will take away the sting of not getting our reunion…

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“Friends, After 18 years of signing everything for fans – I’m retiring.” wrote Cranston on his Twitter profile. “Overwhelmed by requests and I just can’t do it anymore.”

Everything is not lost, however. The 61-year old will still be more than happy to take a picture with you.

“I love meeting fans and will personalize pix in person, but that’s all,” he added. “Thanks for your understanding. See you on the street – we’ll take a selfie! Bryan”

On his Facebook profile, Cranston decided to show what he is going through and posted a photo of himself behind a large stack of fan mail. We got you, Bryan, selfie it is!

Bryan Cranston rose to fame after his Emmy Award-winning portrayal of Walter White in AMC’s crime drama Breaking Bad. Before that he had a guest role in Seinfeld portraying Dr. Tim Whatley and was also terrific as Hal in Malcolm in the Middle.

After the success of Breaking Bad, Cranston became a highly sought after actor when it comes to movies as well, landing the roles in Godzilla, Trumbo, and The Infiltrator.

His most current work is Amazon’s Sneaky Pete, which he created alongside David Shore. Cranston also stars in this drama series and has directed the eight episode of season one. This wasn’t the first time he takes over the directing role since he previously directed seven episodes of Malcolm in the Middle and three episodes of Breaking Bad.

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Everything’s Going to Be Great has been described as “a valentine to big dreamers whose dreams won’t necessarily come true” and it’s expected the explore the themes of individuality vs. conformity and fantasy vs. reality.

At its very core, this film will tell a touching family story by taking us on a journey with the Smart family, as they move from one state to the next and cope with loss and struggle with identity—all while performing in regional theater.

In addition to Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney, this project will also star Benjamin Evan Ainsworth (The Haunting of Bly Manor) and Jack Champion (Avatar: The Way of Water).

Cranston is currently starring in Showtime’s crime drama Your Honor, and will soon appear in Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City and Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle. Allison Janney appeared in The People We Hate at the Wedding, Lou and To Leslie just last year, and we’ll soon see her in Gareth Edwards’ True Love and Apple TV+ series Mrs. American Pie.

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Showtime is yet to confirm the show’s cancelation, but Cranston said he’s getting ready to film the show’s last season in a recent episode of Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast.

“I am [currently] preparing for the second and last season of Your Honor, which is a limited series that I did for Showtime. As they tell me, it got higher ratings than any other series they’ve ever had — and so, one more season of that,” said Cranston.

Your Honor was originally conceived as a limited series, but Showtime executives were so impressed by its ratings that they decided to bring it back for another round. It’s based on the Israeli TV series Kvodo and centers on a respected New Orleans judge, who goes to great lengths to protect his son after he kills a son of a vicious mafia kingpin in a hit-and-run.

Your Honor also stars Hunter Doohan, Hope Davis, Sofia Black-D’Elia, Michael Stuhlbarg, Carmen Ejogo, and Isiah Whitlock Jr.

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A cameo by these two characters was a long time coming and Better Call Saul co-creator Peter Gould confirmed it’s going to happen during a recent appearance at PaleyFest. Co-creator Vince Gilligan echoed his statement while chatting with Variety at the Better Call Saul Season 6 premiere.

“These two worlds cross over in a way that you haven’t seen before, that’s for sure. It would be a damn shame if the show ended without [Cranston and Paul] appearing, would it not?” said Gilligan.

It’s still unclear in what capacity Cranston and Paul will return, but they’re not the first Breaking Bad actors to appear in the show’s spin-off. The list also includes Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman, Jonathan Banks as Mike Ehrmantraut, and Giancarlo Esposito as Gus Fring, among others.

Better Call Saul will conclude its run with the sixth and final season. It will premiere on AMC on April 18 and it will consist of 13 episodes split into two parts.

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Your Honor was developed by Peter Moffat and it draws inspiration from the Israeli series Kvodo. The series centers on a prominent New Orleans judge, whose life is turned upside down after his son kills another teenager in a hit-and-run accident and tries to cover up the crime.

Gary Levine, president of entertainment for Showtime Networks, said they were blown away by the power of Moffat’s storytelling and the depth of Cranston’s performance and excited to hear they would like to bring back the series for another round.

“Imagine our delight when we learned that Peter believed he had more story to tell and Bryan felt he had more depths to plumb. So, along with its millions of fans, I am gleefully shouting ‘Encore!’” said Levine in a statement.

The first season of Your Honor premiered on Showtime in late 2020, to mixed reviews. In addition to Cranston, the series also stars Hunter Doohan, Hope Davis, Carmen Ejogo, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Sofia Black-D’Elia.

The post “Your Honor” Starring Bryan Cranston Renewed for Season 2 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Cranston will play Jerry Selbee, a retiree who finds a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery, and with his wife Marge (Bening), he wins $27 million and uses the money to revitalize their Michigan town.

Directing is David Frankel (The Devil Wears Prada, Marley and Me) and Brad Copeland (Arrested Development, Wild Hogs) is penning the script. Producing is Gil Netter (The Blind Side, Life of Pi) and Kevin Halloran (Ford v Ferrari) is executive producing.

Cranston is an Emmy and Golden Globe winner and he recently starred in Your Honor and The One and Only Ivan. He’s best known for his roles in Breaking Bad and Malcolm in the Middle. Bening is a four-time Oscar nominee and she most recently was in Hope Gap and The Report. Her next role is in Death On The Nile.

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Showtime has released the trailer for its upcoming limited series showcasing a thematic similarity between the actor’s two parts. Similarly to Breaking Bad, Cranstod takes a morally ambiguous path as he plays a New Orleans judge whose son is involved in a hit-and-run accident. Doing everything in his power to cover up his son’s deeds, the judge sets in motion a war between crime families, as the victim is the son of one of the most brutal crime lords in the city.

Showtime’s description of the show reads: “The 10-episode series is a legal thriller that rips through all strata of New Orleans society. Bryan Cranston stars as a respected judge whose son Adam is involved in a hit-and-run that leads to a high-stakes game of lies, deceit and impossible choices.” Your Honor is set to premiere on Showtime in December.

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The Golden Globe winning actor said in an interview with Collider he will be happy to step back into the chemist-turned-drug king’s shoes. “I would be in it if Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, who are co-executive producers on it, wanted me to be in it,” Cranston said. “I would do it in a second. But it hasn’t happened yet, I can tell you, and we’ll see. I don’t know. There’s one more season to go and we’ll see what happens!”

Cranston may also contribute to the show from the other side of the camera. “I have been asked to direct an episode every single season and it just didn’t work out because of a commitment to doing a play or doing a movie or something, so I wasn’t able to section out the times available,” he said.

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The bad news is that it doesn’t look like a Breaking Bad reunion is in the works.

Fans of the series had gotten their hopes up after seeing several images popping up of Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul spending time together.

The pictures seemed to tie into rumors of a Breaking Bad movie which would follow Paul’s character, Jesse Pinkman, following the events of the 2013 finale.

But, alas, it seems not to be.

The good news, however, is that the series’ two stars are collaborating on another project — a new liquor brand.

Entitled Dos Hombres, the artisanal Mezcal is handmade in Mexico and has been described as having a smoky flavor.

Perhaps drinking some will take away the sting of not getting our reunion…

The post Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul have a New Project appeared first on EverydayKoala.

“Friends, After 18 years of signing everything for fans – I’m retiring.” wrote Cranston on his Twitter profile. “Overwhelmed by requests and I just can’t do it anymore.”

Everything is not lost, however. The 61-year old will still be more than happy to take a picture with you.

“I love meeting fans and will personalize pix in person, but that’s all,” he added. “Thanks for your understanding. See you on the street – we’ll take a selfie! Bryan”

On his Facebook profile, Cranston decided to show what he is going through and posted a photo of himself behind a large stack of fan mail. We got you, Bryan, selfie it is!

Bryan Cranston rose to fame after his Emmy Award-winning portrayal of Walter White in AMC’s crime drama Breaking Bad. Before that he had a guest role in Seinfeld portraying Dr. Tim Whatley and was also terrific as Hal in Malcolm in the Middle.

After the success of Breaking Bad, Cranston became a highly sought after actor when it comes to movies as well, landing the roles in Godzilla, Trumbo, and The Infiltrator.

His most current work is Amazon’s Sneaky Pete, which he created alongside David Shore. Cranston also stars in this drama series and has directed the eight episode of season one. This wasn’t the first time he takes over the directing role since he previously directed seven episodes of Malcolm in the Middle and three episodes of Breaking Bad.

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