Bryan Cranston, known for his role as Walter White in Breaking Bad, also directed three episodes of the show, showcasing his talent in both acting and directing. Cranston's first directed episode, "Seven Thirty-Seven," featured key plot developments such as the iconic flash-forward shot of the pink teddy bear in the pool. The highest-praised episode Cranston directed was "Blood Money," which featured a gripping confrontation between Walter and Hank and shocking revelations about Walter's cancer and Jesse's guilt.

Bryan Cranston made himself a household name by starring as Walter White in Breaking Bad, and the actor also solidified his directing chops by stepping behind the camera three times throughout the AMC show. Walter White, also known as Heisenberg later in the series, is arguably one of the most iconic, well-written characters in television history. Walter started in season 1 as a decent, average man desperate for money, so he began making...