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has only just completed his acclaimed five-season run on
‘s “
,” but fans still haven’t given up hope that we might see a return for his character, Walter White, somewhere down the line.
In a
with CNN’s Ashleigh Banfield, Cranston addressed the possibility that Walter might not be as dead as he seemed in the finale, teasingly telling the anchor, “You never saw a bag zip up or anything …”
When Banfield asked whether Walter was definitively dead, he coyly responded, “I don’t know,” and when pressed about a potential return to the character in a movie or some other medium, Cranston offered, “Never say never, let’s just say that.”
While Cranston might’ve been attempting to let fans down gently, there is a legitimate way for Walter White to return to our screens without cheating death; AMC is currently developing a spinoff to “Breaking Bad” — “
,” a prequel that will be set before the events of the hit drama. Though the series will center around the
less-than-savory activities of Saul Goodman
(Bob Odenkirk), lawyer to Albuquerque’s criminal underworld, its prequel status means that returns for Cranston and “Breaking Bad” co-star Aaron Paul aren’t completely out of the question.
Watch Cranston’s interview in its entirety below.
“Better Call Saul” will premiere on AMC in November 2014.
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