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Bryan Cranston Can Even Turn Baseball Into Tony-Worthy Theater

The ”Breaking Bad” star has found his next stage project.

| New York City |

September 16, 2014

It's postseason for Bryan Cranston in more ways than one. With an Emmy and a Tony win on his 2014 trophy shelf, the Breaking Bad star has decided to donate his talents to Major League Baseball as the World Series approaches. Take a look as he goes All the Way with this neglected niche in his theatrical career.

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