The cast of the series “Breaking Bad”including the Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paulrecently reconnected and called on Hollywood studio executives to resume negotiations with the striking actors.

“We want you back at the negotiating tablesaid the Cranstonwho played Walter White on the series addressed the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) during a protest rally outside Sony Pictures studios in Culver City, Los Angeles County.

Cranston met with Aaron Paul and Jesse Plemons and other “Breaking Bad” co-stars to express their support for the Screen Actors Guild’s SAG-AFTRA protest that was put together by the Writers Guild of America strike. of Hollywood. Both Unions seek to address issues caused by the dominance of streaming services, which have changed all aspects of production and pay in the industry.

AMC’s hit series Breaking Bad has a big viewership on Netflix, but its stars say that’s not reflected in their paychecks.

“We don’t make them enemies. They are not bad. These are people we’re all going to work with again at some point,” Cranston said. “We just want them to see the realityhe said.