'Breaking Bad' at Museum of Moving Image
Bryan Cranston as Walter White, right, and Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman in "Breaking Bad." Credit: AP
Want to know how "Breaking Bad's" Walter White (played by Bryan Cranston) evolved from a mild-mannered high-school chemistry teacher into one of the greatest villains of the modern television era? Of course you do, and Astoria's Museum of the Moving Image will mount an exhibit starting Friday that will track his progress/regress from light to darkness, evocatively named "From Mr. Chips to Scarface: Walter White's Transformation in 'Breaking Bad.'"
Running through Oct. 27, this unusual exhibit will feature objects from the AMC series that chart his transformation, including: his yellow Oxford shirt; his black porkpie hat; gas mask for the meth "cooking" operation, and even props related to his early cancer treatment.
But just how complete will this exhibit be? Here are my choices for eight crucial items that also chart Walt's regression.
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