The 60-year-old American actor Brian Cranston, known to many on the series "The X-Files" and "In All Grave," again decided to try himself in the film with a story about drug lords. This time the actor played the main role in the tape "Implementation", directed by Brad Furman.
In the film, Brian became a special agent
The film "Embedding" is filmed based on the same biographical novel by Robert Mazur. The script for this picture was written by Ellen Brown Furman. In addition to Brian Cranston, the audience will be able to see the equally famous actors: Diane Kruger, Amy Ryan, John Leguizamo, Joseph Gilgan, Benjamin Bratt and many others. Filming took place in Florida, Paris and London.
The plot of the picture is very twisted: Brian had to play a special agent of the customs service named Robert Mazur, who must infiltrate the drugstore in order to collect evidence. For this, the agent will use the name Bob Musell. In the future, he will gather evidence that large banking institutions are engaged in money laundering from the sale of drugs to the Colombian mafia. In this film, Robert will confront a very significant man among drug lords - Pablo Escobar, and the information collected during the operation will help to imprison the most General Manuel Noriega.
The picture "Implementation" will be released in July this year, but for now a wide range of viewers are offered footage from the set.
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"In all serious" brought Cranston world-wide fame
Brian Cranston is a very respected person in the midst of show business and a famous actor. He has his star on the "Walk of Fame" and played in many sensational films, but he was brought to the real glory by a series about the drug business "In All Grave". According to many, this is the best work of Brian. The legendary actor Anthony Hopkins, after watching the series, was so impressed by the actor's play that he wrote him a letter. "It's already night in Malibu, but I thought it was just for you to write this letter. Your role as Walter White is the best I've ever seen. You are truly a great actor. I admire and congratulate you. I express my deep respect to you, "Hopkins wrote in a note.
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