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Breaking Bad - Aaron Paul Almost Got Killed Off (Paley Interview)
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Moderator David Kronke (Media Critic) asks Breaking Bad's Creator and Executive Producer Vince Gilligan who he was going to kill off in Season 1, Episode 9, which never happened because of the writer's strike.
The answer Aaron Paul's character Jesse Pinkman. Once they started shooting, Gilligan realized how talented the actor was, and he decided not to kill the character off. The idea was for Jesse to get killed in a drug deal gone wrong, making Walt feel extremely guilty.
For more information on this event, please visit www.paleycenter.org/paleyfest2010-breaking-bad/.
ABOUT THE PALEY CENTER
In an era of rapid change in media and technology, the not-for-profit Paley Center for Media explores the evolving ways in which we create, consume, and connect through media. With locations in New York and Los Angeles, and the foremost public archive of television and radio programming, the Paley Center produces and curates programs, forums, and educational activities that engage the general public, industry professionals, and the creative community in an ongoing conversation about the impact of media on our lives. The Paley Center for Media is a hub of innovation and connection for entrepreneurs, investors, and consumers with its finger on the pulse of the next big thing in media. Go to www.paleycenter.org to learn more.
The answer Aaron Paul's character Jesse Pinkman. Once they started shooting, Gilligan realized how talented the actor was, and he decided not to kill the character off. The idea was for Jesse to get killed in a drug deal gone wrong, making Walt feel extremely guilty.
For more information on this event, please visit www.paleycenter.org/paleyfest2010-breaking-bad/.
ABOUT THE PALEY CENTER
In an era of rapid change in media and technology, the not-for-profit Paley Center for Media explores the evolving ways in which we create, consume, and connect through media. With locations in New York and Los Angeles, and the foremost public archive of television and radio programming, the Paley Center produces and curates programs, forums, and educational activities that engage the general public, industry professionals, and the creative community in an ongoing conversation about the impact of media on our lives. The Paley Center for Media is a hub of innovation and connection for entrepreneurs, investors, and consumers with its finger on the pulse of the next big thing in media. Go to www.paleycenter.org to learn more.