“Keep your trash out of my realm,” Cranston's character says at the end of the ad, with the show's theme song in the background.
New Mexico joins forces to stop people from littering breaking bad Actor Bryan Cranston will reprise his famous character from the hit drug-related TV drama.
Bryan Cranston returns as Walter White in New Mexico anti-litter commercial. pic.twitter.com/IFRw08uChQ
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The 15- to 20-second ad depicts Cranston, dressed as Walter White, in the desert, usually pushing a water tank. breaking bad In the manufacture of pharmaceutical products.
Instead of starting to make drugs, the Breaking Bad star is pictured annoyingly picking up trash on the ground.
“Keep your trash out of my realm,” Cranston's character says at the end of the ad, with the show's theme song in the background.
Cranston said in January. breaking bad Fans claimed it was time to quit the show.
“Everything has to come to an end. Everything is cyclical. Our lives are cyclical. The seasons, the trees, everything. So there's a beginning, middle, and end, and it's okay to let go. “I'm proud of what we did,'' the award-winning actor said.
Cranston is one of many celebrities in the United States who have endorsed presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
“I'm not a politician or a doctor or a lawyer, but I played all of those things on TV,” he said, making the audience laugh.
“But I am the father of a daughter, and it is important to me that her life now and her future, and that other fathers' daughters be able to have the fundamental right of freedom of choice in their lives. ”
'Breaking Bad' actor Bryan Cranston supports Kamala Harris and Tim Walz:
“I'm my daughter's father…No one but them should decide what happens to their bodies.”pic.twitter.com/xQ9gskVHIg
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“We need everyone's attention,” said New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. Associated Press.
“We're going to talk about what we can do to reduce packaging and plastic, and talk about that and where it's going.”
Grisham believes in mythical methamphetamine kingpin breaking bad This will get people's attention and help draw attention to serious concerns over trash and pollution in a state whose economy relies on outdoor tourism and film production.
The marketing campaign leverages $3 million (over R52 million) in state funding and includes billboard advertising.
This will also involve cleanup efforts involving inmate staff from state agencies, public schools, youth recreation centers, and prisons.
Many county and city officials attended the ad review. breaking bad Directed by Vince Gilligan.
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller said the online economy is shifting some waste disposal costs to consumers in an inefficient manner and deserves a rethink.
“Now that we've all gone mail order, a lot of bulky waste is being shipped into your home,” he said. “Right now we’re asking housing to pay for that, so there’s a big problem there.”
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