Aaron Paul Struggled to Land Movies After ‘Breaking Bad,’

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Aaron Paul Struggled to Land Movies After #BreakingBad, but Netflix’s Sequel Helped Him ‘Let Go’ https://t.co/QWHypdwjPp pic.twitter.com/SnCiS9QPqL
- IndieWire (@IndieWire) October 1, 2019
Six years after the last episode of “Breaking Bad” aired, and after struggling to make the transition from TV icon to movie star, Aaron Paul will return to his

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[aleksie]

He's good as Todd on BoJack.

[willywho]

Can't believe it's cancelled

[spellgabbana]

yep, aaron said netflix cancelled it. http://www.justjared.com/2019/09/29/aaron-paul-explains-why-bojack-horseman-is-ending-after-six-seasons-on-netflix/

[mz_prodigette]

If he was in the MCU I wonder what his role would have been

[rhapsodeeinblue]

I've only seen him in Breaking Bad but he was a great actor in it, so I'm looking forward to seeing him in Westworld and the BrBa movie.

As for the struggle, his head/face potato-d out in the later seasons of BrBa though so maybe that's why tbh; too many potatoes already!

[croutonochrist]

His face and head really did just.....balloon. I found him so hot in the early days of BB and then he shaved off his hair and became a human egg.

[arellaj]

lmao this is too tru

[rhapsodeeinblue]

Cackling @ "a human egg"

[milotic2]

He just doesn’t have the big star appeal and/or the required studio back up, there are many actors that keep getting chances even if they’re always flops

[peasantings]

He was always meant to be a character actor and it’s not like that’s shameful.

[aristobrit]

There are TV actors and movie actors and a lot of people don't get this.

He could be the lead in a TV series, he doesn't have to play the character role. He just hasn't hit on the right formula yet.