Before Bryan Cranston rose to Hollywood’s top ranks and was showered with awards through Breaking Bad, he played the father in the popular 2000s sitcom Malcolm in the Middle. For over six years he was seen as the parent of protagonist Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) and his siblings. The close connection between the father and son actors has not been canceled to this day, as Muniz explained in a recent interview.
Malcolm in the Middle stars Bryan Cranston and Frankie Muniz are still in close contact
As Frankie Muniz now revealed to the Hollywood Reporter, Cranston is making sure that contact between the two does not break off, even almost 18 years after the end of the series:
He still contacts me every few weeks to check on me. He really cares about what I do, [er] comes to races. When my band played, he came to gigs. I mean, he’s such an inspiration and I wish I could be that for someone else in the future.
Even though Muniz appeared in numerous series and films after Malcolm in the Middle, the actor has mostly turned away from the industry in recent years and devoted himself to NASCAR racing. Here, too, he receives regular support from Cranston, whom he met when he was “11 or 12 years old” was:
He is then become like a father to me. And he still is today, even though he’s basically this Hollywood god. Do you know what I mean? He’s made great films, great series, won tons of awards. He really did it.Where can you watch Malcolm in the Middle with Bryan Cranston and Frankie Muniz?
If you want to see Bryan Cranston and Frankie Muniz as father and son in front of the camera again, you can find Malcom in the middle with a streaming subscription on Disney+ *. All seven seasons of the series are on the streamer.
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