Hollywood Bonds: The Enduring Friendship of Frankie Muniz and Bryan Cranston

Frankie Muniz reminisces about his enduring friendship with Bryan Cranston, who played his father in 'Malcolm in the Middle'. Despite their careers diverging, with Cranston becoming a TV giant, their bond remains strong. Muniz hopes to inspire others as Cranston has inspired him.

Frankie Muniz, best known for his role as Malcolm in the early 2000s sitcom 'Malcolm in the Middle', shared insights into his longstanding relationship with co-star Bryan Cranston. Cranston, who played his father in the series, remains in contact, checking in with Muniz regularly.

Cranston's support extends beyond casual conversations, as he often attends events important to Muniz, including his races and band performances. Muniz reflects on Cranston's influence as an inspiration and mentorship role he strives to emulate for others in the future.

Muniz, now 38, recalls the formative impact of working with Cranston during his pre-teen years, acknowledging Cranston as a 'Hollywood god'. While Muniz most recently participated in the reality show 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! Australia', Cranston continues to make waves in the entertainment industry, appearing in the film 'Argylle'.

(With inputs from agencies.)