Bryan Cranston Videos

Jessica Hecht, who played George's girlfriend Lindsay, on Seinfeld, recalls, 'They were such a genius system of making it funny, and George making it funny that you just kind of plugged yourself in and people would scream with laughter.a?? Watch the clip from 'Today Show' below!

Morgan Wallen stopped by 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to perform his single 'Whiskey Glasses.' Watch the performance below!

Cage the Elephant performed 'Ready to Let Go' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.' Watch the performance below!

Singer Maren Morris performed her song 'The Bones' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' Watch the video below.

Fitz and The Tantrums stopped by 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' to perform their new single 'All The Feels.' Watch the performance below!

Chance the Rapper, En Vogue and Kierra Sheard performed 'I Got You - Always and Forever' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.' Watch the video below!

Chance the Rapper stopped by 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to talk about mentioning Jimmy in a song, having a new baby, choosing to take paternity leave, Kanye West being his spiritual advisor, collaborating with great artists on his new album, performing stand-up comedy at The Laugh Factory, and he reveals how his wedding inspired him musically. Watch the video below!

Singer Melanie Martinez stopped by 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to perform her hit song, 'Strawberry Shortcake.' Watch the performance below! 

Last night, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley received the 2019 Regional Theatre Tony Award at the 73rd Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, hosted by James Corden and featuring a galaxy of stage and screen stars, including Tina Fey, Laura Linney, Bryan Cranston, Adam Driver, Audra McDonald and hundreds of other famed performers, directors, playwrights and designers. Broadway star Danny Burstein (also a TheatreWorks alumnus) welcomed to the stage TheatreWorks Founding Artistic Director Robert Kelley, Executive Director Phil Santora, and TheatreWorks's Trustee Chair Judy Heyboer, where they accepted the nation's highest recognition for a regional theatre.

While it is an honor just to be nominated, it is difficult, even for incredibly talented performers, to hide their disappointment when someone else's name gets called in their Tony Award category. So, to help nominees get prepared to potentially lose a Tony Award, host James Corden did a 'losing face' exercise with nominees past and present at the 73rd Annual Tony Awards. Check it out here!

Bryan Cranston has won the 2019 Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play for NETWORK.

A Tony winner himself, THE LATE LATE SHOW James Corden opened the 73rd Annual Tony Awards with an expansive opening number that included over 170 Broadway stars. In the number, Corden celebrated the magic of live shows - with a brief interruption from Bryan Cranston - to open the 2019 Tony Awards. Corden was joined on stage by the casts of Ain't Too Proud, Tootsie, Oklahoma!, Beetlejuice, The Prom, Hadestown, and Kiss Me, Kate.

Bryan Cranston was a guest on Tuesday night's episode of 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' to talk about his Tony-nominated performance in the Broadway play 'Network.'

In 2014, television's favorite meth-cooking chemistry teacher made his way to the Broadway stage in Robert Schenkkan's political drama, All The Way!

Director Ivo Van Hove has become infamous in the theatre world for his dark and experimental productions. This year, he is once again nominated for his work on the news drama, Network, starring fellow nominee Bryan Cranston.

What does being nominated for Tony Award mean to Adam Driver? He's telling us all about it!

During last night's episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Stephen and Bryan Cranston take the Late Show's studio audience of 400+ people through Times Square.

Third time might be the charm for Tony nominee Jeff Daniels! Watch as he tells us what playing Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway has meant to him.

What goes into making a technically heavy Broadway scene happen? Watch below as the Production Stage Manager from Network walks us through the opening sequence!

Bryan Cranston stopped by 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' to talk about his Tony-nominated role in Broadway's 'Network.' During the interview, Cranston brings up his unorthodox method to smooth over a botched line during a recent performance of the play.