Bryan Cranston and Steve Mosko are reconnecting.
The Breaking Bad actor has inked a deal with Village Roadshow Television, which is controlled by Cranston’s former Sony Pictures Television executive Mosko.
Cranston and his production partner James Degus will source, create, and produce programs for a variety of platforms under the terms of the agreement.
The actor formerly had a deal with Warner Bros. Television and a deal with the Mosko-run Sony Pictures TV.
Cranston is most recognized for his role as Walter White in AMC’s Breaking Bad and most recently in the Showtime smash Your Honor, which he executive produced.
His firm has produced programs such as Your Honor, Amazon’s Sneaky Pete, and The Dangerous Book For Boys, as well as Channel 4 co-production Electric.
Alix Jaffe, EVP of Village Roadshow Television, will collaborate closely with Cranston and Degus, as well as Mosko, on the deal.
“I’m incredibly happy to be working again with my buddy, Steve Mosko, and his extremely creative crew at Village Roadshow,” Cranston stated. We’re in the best position to keep making engaging television by focusing on tales that tickle the brain and touch the heart.”
“I’ve known Bryan for over two decades, and his strength in front of the camera is only equaled by his abilities behind the camera as a director, writer, and producer.” He is a one-of-a-kind industry talent and one of the greatest storytellers I know. Our collaboration to find, create and deliver high-quality television programming advances.
