Bryan Cranston to write memoir on his 'Breaking Bad' years

Actor Bryan Cranston is still cashing on 'Breaking Bad' and is planning to write a memoir about his life and work during the six years shooting the popular AMC show.
The 58-year-old Emmy-winning actor will reveal stories and secrets of his life in a book published in autumn next year, reported Ace Showbiz.
"'Breaking Bad's Walter White taught me a lot - some of it useful, some of it dangerous. With this book, I want to tell the stories of my life and reveal the secrets and lies that I lived with for six years shooting Breaking Bad," Cranston said.

The memoir will be published in fall 2015 by Simon & Schuster imprint Scribner. Publisher Nan Graham said Cranston "writes the way he acts - with fierce commitment, intelligence and humour."
Cranston claimed his fame on television with the comedic role of the titular character's father on 'Malcolm in the Middle'. He later took a career turn by playing a chemistry teacher-turned-meth cook on 'Breaking Bad'.
He won four Emmys for Best Lead Actor in a Drama Series and one Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Television Series for the role.
He is currently starring on Broadway as President Lyndon B Johnson in 'All the Way'. His next movie 'Godzilla' will be released this summer.