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RJ Mitte, ‘Breaking Bad’ Star Who Played Walt Jr., Dead at 34
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Diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was three, the actor was also an advocate for people with disabilities
Diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was three, the actor was also an advocate for people with disabilities
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RJ Mitte, ‘Breaking Bad’ Star, Dies at 34
RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr. on “Breaking Bad,” has died. He was 34. A representative for Mitte confirmed the news to Variety. A cause of death was not immediately disclosed. Mitte starred as the son of Bryan Cranston and Anna Gunn’s characters on the Vince Gilligan dram
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RJ Mitte, actor best known for Breaking Bad role, dies aged 34
Mitte, who played Walter White Jr on acclaimed show, had cerebral palsy and advocated for disability representation The Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte died on Monday aged 34, his representatives confirmed. Mitte died in Brownsville, Texas . No cause of death was given. Continue read
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