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Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston in a desert setting leaning against a tree wearing sunglasses.
22 Jan

An Evening with Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul

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Considered by many to be the most iconic duo in television history, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman will be in Australia to start a new business – an Empire Business.

For the first time together in Australia, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul will be on stage together to talk about how the show was made, what it gave to each, and what it took out of them. They will discuss everything Breaking Bad: the writing, the production’s long days, the mistakes, the danger, the scenes that cracked them up with laughter – and the ones that broke them up with despair.

If you’re up for a little Breaking Bad, join Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, live in conversation. It’s gonna really cook!

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Date Times
Fri 22 Jan
  • 7.30pm - 10pm 7:30pm - 10:00pm

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The Plenery
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC)
1 Convention Centre Pl
South Wharf 3006

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From $129 to $199

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