Summary
Bryan Cranston discusses his mezcal and tequila brand Dos Hombres, which he co-founded with Aaron Paul. He also shares his views on the entertainment industry, opposing the Paramount-Warner merger and noting challenges like budget contractions and production moving to other states.
- Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul co-founded Dos Hombres, starting with mezcal and now launching a tequila.
- Cranston says younger people are drinking less, but the brand is navigating market fluctuations.
- He expresses personal opposition to the proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. merger.
- Cranston believes the merger would reduce creativity and cause job losses in Hollywood.
- He notes that film and TV budgets have been shrinking and production is moving to states with incentives.
- The interview covers Cranston's background as a native Angeleno and his ties to the industry.