Bryan Cranston Talks Walter White, LBJ & Politics at the Maui Film Festival

Five-time Emmy Award winner Bryan Cranston received the Navigator Award this week at the Maui Film Festival, which "honors a film artist for carving a path of distinction through the turbulent waters of the entertainment industry without sacrificing his fundamental commitment to excellence."
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Five-time Emmy Award winner Bryan Cranston received the Navigator Award this week at the Maui Film Festival, which "honors a film artist for carving a path of distinction through the turbulent waters of the entertainment industry without sacrificing his fundamental commitment to excellence."

Following the award presentation at the Celestial Cinema at Wailea Golf Club on June 18, 2016, Cranston talked with Maui journalist Rick Chatenever about his genre-spanning career on the stage, silver screen and television. The entertaining conversation ranged from a frank discussion about the current state of politics to Cranston's penchant for appearing on screen in his underwear.

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-- Getty Video for the Maui Film Festival

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