A couple of other titles he voiced for were "Royal Space Force - The Wings of Honneamise", and "Macross Plus".
Always grows a beard and mustache during his "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) hiatus.
At one point considered becoming a police officer, and went to high school, and was friends with, Daniel Cameron.
Attended and graduated from Canoga Park High School, Canoga Park, California in 1974.
Became an ordained minister when he was in college as a part-time job.
Directed three episodes of "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) during its fifth season. The episodes were "Vegas," "Dirty Magazine," and "Experiment".
Enjoys traveling to Hawaii.
For his role on Breaking Bad (2008) (TV), named one of the "Eight Actors Who Turn Television into Art," in cover story of The New York Times Magazine (9/11/11).
Got his start at the Granada Theatre in the San Fernando Valley, California.
Has a dog named Sugar, saved from a local Los Angeles pound.
Has one daughter named Taylor Dearden.
His father is actor Joe Cranston. Younger brother of Kyle Edward Cranston.
His favorite episode of "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000) is the first season episode "Rollerskates." He spent six weeks before filming learning how to rollerskate.
Honored as Grand Marshal of the 2006 Sherman Oaks, CA, Street Fair by the Chamber of Commerce for his leadership in the community and his protection of children through KidSmartz.
Impersonated Brad Garrett's "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996) voice shortly after losing to him for the second year in a row at the 2004 Emmy Awards. The crowd laughed hysterically, as did Brad Garrett himself.
In his younger years, he spent two years traveling around the USA by motorcycle with his brother.
In the original Armitage III Polymatrix 4 episode home video release (also know as an OAV), he's listed as "Lee Stone", but in the movie edition of the same name, he's listed under his real name "Bryan Cranston".
Met his wife Robin Dearden on the set of the show "Airwolf" (1984), (Season 3, episode "Desperate Monday"). He was playing the villain of the week, and she was his hostage (held at gunpoint).
Once did voice acting for the English dubbing of Japanese Animation (or Anime), under the name "Lee Stone".
Played Erik Per Sullivan's character's father on "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000), and wrote recommendation letters for his college applications.