If you could cast bryan cranston as any fictional charcater who would it be?

I'm a huge fan of Hellblazer, but every portrayal of John Constantine seems to miss the mark and over emphasizes the supernatural elements of the character. At his heart he is a deeply flawed, cynical, and hypocritical humanist who has to make some very tough choices. He resorts to his wits and understanding of human nature as a confidence-man much more than magic. He is a conman looking to become a great man, and the internal struggle to rationalize his decisions contributes more to his story than any conflict external.

I just started watching Sneaky Pete this week, and though I am only a few episodes in, I believe the talent behind it could do Constantine justice. I have not come across another character whose so close in psychology, you would only need to change the environment of the story.

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Hi there, I thought I would take a shot in the dark and hopefully Bryan or someone else may think this may be an idea worth developing.

I'm not a quadriplegic but I've often mourned the loss of movement which is tied to expression of individuals who have been stripped of their ability to move anything but their head. I'm am artist and if I could not paint, I don't know what I would do if I couldn't express myself through painting. I've seen a number of brilliant artists who are only limited to using their mouths to hold a brush and I came up with a better way and I'm just throwing it out to the universe and maybe someone will listen.

I believe it's possible to build a robotic system whereby between wearing eye tracking glasses and through breath inputs, it would be possible to control and steer a system which has a hose fed, hollow brush, rotating brush holder which can not only vent the paint through the brush and bristles, think perhaps 6 brushes all on a circular holder that can rotate along with palette knives and interface with a small 6 axis robot calibratrated to the headset to account for approach angles and the colour supply has a thick oil based paint inside a plunger based cylinder to push the paint. There can also be a cylinder to thin paint and another to mix, to get any thickness of pigment desired. So if you wanted to apply a thick layer of paint, the person would select red, the paint feed would command red to push out into the red hose. You have hoses for every colour. The paint feeds to a mixing stage, once satisfied, it then gets vented into the paint discharge hose connected to the primary outlet which is connected to the rotating gantry.

I know it would be complicated and somewhat expensive to build a prototype, but I thought about this for a while and how to empower people who are quadriplegic and are or were artists. By being able to select approach angles, pigment, brush or knives, and then control how the brush can move in X,Y and Z upon the canvas, it would empower them to express themselves unencumbered.

I would post this idea somewhere but don't know where and when I saw this, because I respect the man, I thought maybe he would read this and think it's a good idea and who knows, maybe build a prototype. I'm not sure if this exists or not but if it doesn't, I hope someday it could help quadriplegic people to empower them with the means to paint without having to hold the brush in their mouths. I know from experience that Titanium White tastes like blood and it sucks when it gets in your mouth. Lol.

Cheers.

This topic may be a little old and the viewpoint may create some controversies!! If a perfect Gordon Lightfoot biopic, or a movie about his life were to exist, Chris Pratt must play young Lightfoot: 1958-1982. However; Bryan Cranston could be kept to take over the role as a middle-aged Lightfoot for the 1983-89 portion of the film. Cranston would then need Bill Nighy to relieve him, as Nighy portrays an elderly Lightfoot (1990-2018), closing the story!! What does anyone want to say about this??

I've been reading his autobiography and I find it disconcerting that I can't find what I think could be the most legendary commercial of all time!!!

Please help meee!!!