13.10.2026 08:11
RJ Mitte, the Breaking Bad actor who passed away at the age of 34, expressed his thoughts about a continuation of the series in his final Instagram post five days before his death, saying, 'The White family's story isn't over.' Bryan Cranston, who played his father in the series, revealed that they had texted a few weeks earlier to meet for lunch with Mitte.
The last Instagram post of RJ Mitte, who played the character Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad and passed away at the age of 34, contained his thoughts about the series' story. In an interview clip published five days before his death, the actor said that the White family's story could continue.
IN HIS LAST POST, HE TALKED ABOUT BREAKING BAD
On October 7, Mitte shared a segment from an interview he did on Joe Vulpis's podcast on his Instagram account. The caption of the joint post included the statement “The White family's story isn't over.”
The actor said that the series finale ended Heisenberg's journey, but there were unanswered questions in the story of Skyler and their children. Mitte, who believed there was more to tell about the White family, emphasized that a possible continuation story needed to be handled properly.
BRYAN CRANSTON TOLD ABOUT HIS LAST MESSAGES
Bryan Cranston, who played Mitte's father in the series, also made an emotional post after the actor. Cranston, who stated that he met Mitte when he was only 14, said that he watched him become a successful actor and an advocate for the rights of people with disabilities over the years.
“I WILL MISS YOU, SON”
Cranston also revealed that a few weeks ago they had texted to meet up with Mitte for lunch. Regarding the meeting that did not happen, he stated that he did not know whether that meal would have changed the actor's future.
Remembering the years they spent together with love, Cranston bid farewell to his on-screen son in his post with the words “I will miss you, son.”