November 5th 2024.
Breaking Bad is a legendary TV series that has captured the hearts of many. It ran for five incredible seasons and has been hailed as the best show ever made. However, behind the scenes, there were some unexpected challenges that the creators had to face.
The gritty drama follows the journey of a chemistry teacher named Walter White, who turns to a life of crime after being diagnosed with cancer. With the help of his former student Jesse Pinkman, he becomes a drug kingpin. The show has received critical acclaim and has even spawned a sequel film and a prequel spin-off.
One of the most iconic locations in the show is Jesse's house in Albuquerque, New Mexico. What many fans may not know is that the real owner of the house, Christine Brennan, allowed the creators to film on her property. She even got paid for it, and with the money she earned, she was able to buy her son a car.
However, things took an unexpected turn when Christine decided to sell her house in the middle of filming season two. This meant that the writers had to scramble to rewrite parts of the story to accommodate the change. Despite this, Christine considers it a privilege to have shared her home with the fans of Breaking Bad.
Another owner of a famous location on the show is Joanne Quintana, who owned the house used as Walter's home. Unlike Christine, she didn't sell her house and allowed the cameras to continue filming throughout all five seasons. However, she dispels the rumor that she made millions from this, revealing that they only received a one-time location fee.
Unfortunately, owning a famous location has also brought its challenges. Fans of the show have attempted to recreate Walter's pizza-throwing scene, causing a nuisance for the owners. Showrunner Vince Gilligan has even condemned this behavior, urging fans not to copy it.
Despite the challenges and unexpected twists, both Christine and Joanne have cherished memories of their homes being a part of the iconic show. It's a reminder of the magic behind Hollywood and the impact that Breaking Bad has had on audiences worldwide.
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