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‘Breaking Bad’ star Aaron Paul cast in ‘Westworld’ season 3: Report
AMC
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Aaron Paul has been cast in “Westworld” season three as
a series regular, according to Deadline. -
Paul won three Emmys for his portrayal of Jess Pinkman
on “Breaking Bad.” -
“Westworld” is nominated for 21 Emmys this year for its
second season.
A “Breaking Bad” star is joining “Westworld.”
According to Deadline, Aaron Paul has been
cast in season three of the HBO sci-fi drama as a series
regular.
Paul won three supporting actor Emmys for his role as Jesse
Pinkman in AMC’s hit drama, “Breaking Bad.” Since the show ended
in 2013, Paul has had a role in Hulu’s “The Path,” which ended
this year with its third season, and stars in Apple’s upcoming
anthology series, “Are You Sleeping?”
“Westworld” is nominated for 21 Emmys this year for its second
season, including best drama series, best actress Evan Rachel
Wood, best actors Jeffrey Wright and Ed Harris, and best
supporting actress Thandie Newton.
The 70th Emmys air live on NBC on September 17 at 8 p.m. ET.
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