While looking back on his best roles, BreakingBad's Gus Fring, Giancarlo Esposito, shares how he made the villain so terrifying: 'When someone would say something to me, I wouldn't answer right away.'
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul star Giancarlo Esposito breaks down the careful way he made his villain Gus Fring so terrifying. Breaking Bad first premiered on AMC in 2008 and ran on the network for 62 episodes across five seasons. The show saw high school chemistry teacher Walter White cook meth with his former student Jesse Pinkman after discovering his cancer diagnosis. These events set the stage for the duo's eventual meeting with Esposito's drug kingpin.
The veteran villain actor says his time performing on stage plays a big role in his acting technique, which consists of slowing down his timing. He ends by saying that the best actors don't do anything, but they instead think and project. Check out Esposito's comments on how he played Gus below.
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