“The Infiltrator” is set to hit theaters this July 13, 2016. Bryan Cranston gives a phenomenal performance as he goes undercover in this drama filled production.
Cranston plays Robert “Bob” Mazur, a U.S. customs official who goes deep undercover to infiltrate Pablo Escobar’s organization.
A good actor can commit to a character. A great actor much like Cranston can commit to one character and become a whole different character and still thoroughly give a fantastic performance.
In a time where Pablo Escobar is #1 on Americas Most Wanted list Robert Mazur goes undercover as Bob Musella a slick, money-laundering businessman. As he climbs the clientele list, he makes important connections that will ultimately lead him to Pablo Escobar. Top Lieutenant Roberto Alcaino, played by Benjamin Bratt, falls right into Musella’s plan … leaving him feeling crossed by the end of this crime thriller.
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EURweb associate Jimmy V sat down with Cranston to converse about alter egos and the meaning of “winning.” Some may define winning as obtaining the most wealth. Others may define winning as obtaining the largest network.
Cranston summarizes winning into being one of two things: feared or loved. A man like Pablo Escobar was both hated and loved but will go down as one of America’s biggest gangsters.
And speaking of gangsters, Jimmy V asked Cranston what his top 3 gangster movies are. It seems “The Godfather” trilogy/series is his all-time favorite.
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