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The creator, Vince Gilligan, has taken over the TV screen once again. With his fantastic eye for storytelling, he has made everyone a huge fan of the Apple TV series Pluribus, just like he did back in 2008, when Breaking Bad first aired. Speaking of these two outings, both of which have received high praise, instantly becoming critically acclaimed series, we think the creator must come up with a few stars who already have experience working with him.

While the science fiction series has been greenlit for a second outing, here are the actors who appeared in Breaking Bad and are expected to star in Pluribus.

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Skeet Ulrich is an American actor. He is best known for his roles in Scream (1996 & 2022), As Good As It Gets (1997) and Riverdale.

Skeet Ulrich Biography: Age, Early Life, Family, Education

Skeet Ulrich was born on January 20, 1970 (Skeet Ulrich: Age 53), in Lynchburg, Virginia to Caroline Wax, owner of Sports Management Group. Ulrich considers his first stepfather D.K. Ulrich to be his father. He has one older brother, Geoff Ulrich.

Ulrich’s biological father kidnapped him and his brother when he was six and they spent the next three years moving from Florida to New York and lastly to Pennsylvania. As a child, Ulrich had poor health and had several cases of pneumonia. At ten years old he underwent open heart surgery to fix a ventricle.

Ulrich’s original name was Bryan Ray Trout. He got the nickname Skeet from his Little League coach who called him ‘Skeeter’ because he was as...

As Secretary of State and former First Lady Elaine Barrish Hammond in USA's new drama Political Animals, the magnificent Sigourney Weaver gives a performance that deserves to be called heroic — not just because the character is noble and decent, but because Weaver carries the show like Atlas in pumps. Yet her dedication isn't enough to save a likable but mostly mediocre program.In the first ten minutes of Sunday night's extended pilot, Elaine, an alternate-universe Hillary Clinton, tells her philandering ex-president hubby, Bud Hammond (Ciaran Hinds), that she wants a divorce on the same night that she loses a presidential nomination, and it's bracing. When she strides out of the building in a flowing tan overcoat — giant American flag looming on a wall behind her, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings' "Nobody's Baby" blasting on the soundtrack — she's iconic. Minutes later, after the show has flashed forward to...

Gary Oldman is one of those actors, or some might argue the only actor, who could give a chameleon a run for his morphing money. The man almost always dissolves into a role, whether it be dramatic, romantic, or just downright creepy adventure. He lets the actor melt away as the character reigns supreme. Having such a rare and invaluable talent, Oldman's been given some pretty wild roles over the years, and IFC's The Independent Eye has tried to come up with a list of the actor's strangest faces.

For any Oldman fan, there are some that immediately come to mind -- Dracula, Drexl Spivey in True Romance, Zorg in Fifth Element, and Mason Verger in Hannibal are just a few. But you might be surprised by their seven -- Drexl, Zorg, and Mason get their time, but ol' Vlad is nowhere to be found. Instead: Buford Dill from Nobody's Baby,...