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Inside Breaking Bad: How Vince Gilligan created Walter White and sent him straight to Hell
Get the inside story of Breaking Bad! Go behind the scenes! Visit the set! Eavesdrop in the writers’ room!
Walter White was born in the twisted mind of writer Vince Gilligan. Here’s the story of Gilligan’s inspiration and the creation of the groundbreaking series.
An abridged version of this story, which was published in the Summer 2011 issue of Written By: the magazine of the Writers Guild of America, west under the title Do Inhale—Mr. Chips Goes to Hell: How they make Breaking Bad hurt so good, won First Place in the New Mexico Press Women Awards.
Now, for the first time, readers can get the whole, uncut story.
Walter White was born in the twisted mind of writer Vince Gilligan. Here’s the story of Gilligan’s inspiration and the creation of the groundbreaking series.
An abridged version of this story, which was published in the Summer 2011 issue of Written By: the magazine of the Writers Guild of America, west under the title Do Inhale—Mr. Chips Goes to Hell: How they make Breaking Bad hurt so good, won First Place in the New Mexico Press Women Awards.
Now, for the first time, readers can get the whole, uncut story.
18 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 16, 2014
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Marsha Scarbrough
3 books5 followersMarsha Scarbrough is the author of the award-winning memoirs "Medicine Dance" and "Honey in the River".
Her memoir, "20 Years in Hollywood: Tales to Tell", about her time working as an Assistant Director on major feature films and primetime television, is being published in installments on Substack.com.
Subscribe here: https://roamingcrone.substack.com/pub...
A graduate of the Directors Guild of Americas prestigious Assistant Directors Training Program, Marsha has handled logistics, organization and administration for various directors including Clint Eastwood, Leonard Nimoy, Blake Edwards and Carl Reiner.
As a freelance journalist, Marsha has had over 100 articles published in national magazines. As a contributing editor for Written By: The Magazine of the Writers Guild of America, West, Marsha interviewed Hollywood's most prominent screen and television writers. She is a frequent contributor to International Living magazine.
Along the way, Marsha traveled with Buddhist teacher Joan Halifax, danced with movement guru Gabrielle Roth, earned a brown belt in karate from martial arts legend Tak Kubota, participated in healing ceremonies with Native American mystic Beautiful Painted Arrow/Joseph Rael and produced workshops for a Nigerian master drummer/Yoruba ceremonial leader. She lives in Granada, Spain.
Her memoir, "20 Years in Hollywood: Tales to Tell", about her time working as an Assistant Director on major feature films and primetime television, is being published in installments on Substack.com.
Subscribe here: https://roamingcrone.substack.com/pub...
A graduate of the Directors Guild of Americas prestigious Assistant Directors Training Program, Marsha has handled logistics, organization and administration for various directors including Clint Eastwood, Leonard Nimoy, Blake Edwards and Carl Reiner.
As a freelance journalist, Marsha has had over 100 articles published in national magazines. As a contributing editor for Written By: The Magazine of the Writers Guild of America, West, Marsha interviewed Hollywood's most prominent screen and television writers. She is a frequent contributor to International Living magazine.
Along the way, Marsha traveled with Buddhist teacher Joan Halifax, danced with movement guru Gabrielle Roth, earned a brown belt in karate from martial arts legend Tak Kubota, participated in healing ceremonies with Native American mystic Beautiful Painted Arrow/Joseph Rael and produced workshops for a Nigerian master drummer/Yoruba ceremonial leader. She lives in Granada, Spain.
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May 27, 2016
An abridged version of this article was published in Written By magazine and awarded the New Mexico Press Women Award. Now I can offer readers the full, uncut version so they can experience the creative process behind this iconic television series.
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