RJ Mitte Dies at 34: Breaking Bad Actor and Disability Advocate
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In the report on the death of the actor RJ Mitte his most famous role is consistently confused with his person. An intermediate call to the state of Ableism in our society.
For five years he was Walter White Jr, the disabled son of a chemistry teacher becoming a drug lord in the ‘Breaking Bad’ cult series. But over more than 20 years of career he was much more of that: RJ Mitte was himself a platform to project other artists with various forms of functional engagement. The actor, who ended his life on October 12 at age 34, made visible performers who otherwise would never have had a chance in the entertainment worl…
SHREVEPORT, La. — Actor RJ Mitte, best known for playing Walter White Jr. on the acclaimed television series "Breaking Bad," has died at age 34, leaving behind a legacy of disability advocacy and a personal connection to Shreveport.
In the front row for the disabled; Cranston, his father on TV: "Why, my son?" (ANSA)
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