10 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets That "Breaking Bad" Movie Fans Must Know 1.The Divine Drama Was Almost Impossible to Shoot 2.The Story Stage was originally set in California 3." Old White's home is a real home 4.The original male protagonist was not Brian Cranston 5." Jesse"Should Have Received a Box Lunch in Season 6.Fight Scenes Injured 'Jesse' in the Emergency Room 7.Marvel "Nick Fury" Wanted a Cameo 8." Uncle Fried Chicken" shocked the last scene, in fact, found a helper 9." Skinny Pete", playing the piano screen for the whole month 10

Using "a must-see divine drama in this life" to describe "Breaking Bad" is not an exaggeration, all five seasons and 62 episodes, the screenwriter arranged countless foreshadowing and shocking twists, one season is more exciting than a season, what secrets do you not know behind the scenes?

<h1> 1. The divine drama is actually almost impossible to shoot</h1>

"Breaking Bad" was named by the media as one of the greatest albums in the history of American television, winning 16 Emmy Awards, 2 Golden Globe Awards and countless awards, in fact, the main creator Vince Gilligan took the script and visited many TV stations to eat the closed door, fortunately, the script finally found a suitable platform.

<h1>2. The story stage was originally set in California</h1>

After the series became popular, the main filming location of New Mexico became a tourist attraction, and the scenes of the vast desert, chain fried chicken shops or the Four Corners State Memorial were impressive, right? In fact, the screenwriter originally planned to shoot in Riverside City, California, but the New Mexico state government offered tax incentives, so that the crew was willing to shift positions.

<h1>3. The home of the "old white" is the real residence</h1>

"Walter"'s house is a very important scene, the original crew did not build a prop house, but with a lady to rent a house to shoot, and now it has become a fan's pilgrimage punch card attraction, and even imitate the male protagonist throwing pizza on the roof, which makes the owner of the house very troubled, specially built a fence to stop the fans' crazy moves.

<h1>4. The original male protagonist was not Brian Cranston</h1>

Brian Cranston helped the film series win 4 Emmys and 1 Golden Globe Award, it's hard to imagine that the male protagonist is not him! In fact, the crew first found "Stilt Class Genius" Matthew Broderick and "Deadly ID" John Cusack, after both refused, the main creator recommended Brian, who had worked together, to have the perfect "Walter White".

<h1>5. "Jesse" should have received a box lunch in the first season</h1>

Loyal fans may know that the poster for the first season of "Breaking Bad" only has "Walter", because the screenwriter originally planned to kill "Jesse" in the first season, but Aaron Paul only spent two episodes shooting time, and used his acting skills to change the minds of the writers, directors and producers, and the second season of "Jesse" grabbed the position on the poster.

<h1>6. The fight scene causes "Jesse" to be injured and sent to the emergency room</h1>

In the second season 2 episode, there is a scene in which "Diko" throws "Jesse" out of the house, and when filming, Aaron Paul's head hits the door directly, and his stomach hits the ground, in fact, he almost loses consciousness at the moment, and is finally sent to the emergency room.

<h1>7. Marvel "Nick Fury" would love a cameo</h1>

When Samuel Jackson was filming the Avengers movie in New Mexico, he was very eager to make a cameo in "Breaking Bad", and he proposed that he could wear "Nick Fury" costume into the "Los Pollos Hermanos" fried chicken shop, order food and leave handsomely, of course, the producers of the series and the film did not let him do so.

<h1>8. "Uncle Fried Chicken" shocked the last scene, in fact, looking for helpers</h1>

The shocking picture of "Gustavo Flynn" coming out of the explosion room is a classic, in fact, the crew specially sought the help of the staff of the zombie film "The Walking Dead" and spent several months creating special makeup and visual effects to present such a realistic and creepy half-face disfigurement effect.

<h1>9. "Skinny Pete" played the piano for the whole month</h1>

"Breaking Bad" even has a lot of supporting roles to act! Season 5, Episode 3, "Jesse's" friend "Skinny Pete" improvised Bach's solo piece at the instrument shop, and Charles Baker, who was originally a pianist, practiced for three hours a day for a whole month, and finally only a few tens of seconds were cut in.

<h1>10. Easter eggs that you will find after looking at them again</h1>

In the 62nd episode of the series, the 62nd element of the element table is samarium, which is a metal that treats cancer patients, alluding to the terminal illness of the male protagonist, and the GPS coordinate of "Walter" hiding money is the location of the studio.