Bryan Cranston gets 'upset' at Stephen Colbert's last monologue
Bryan Cranston recently turned 70
Bryan Cranston, who is a renowned actor in Hollywood, recently made a cameo on the last episode of The Late Show.
The host, Stephen Colbert, "offended" the actor as they both went back and forth and the host revealed that his monologue was not special.
Signing off, as the American comedian shot his last show's monologue titled, There's Nothing Special About Stephen Colbert's Final Monologue, he talked about the time he has spent on the show.
Interrupting him in the middle of his speech, Bryan gushed, "Excuse me, So, but you said there's nothing special happening tonight."
He then added, "not even like, I don't know, uh, a surprise celebrity cameo popping up out of nowhere."
Stephen then replied, "No, Brian, those always feel kind of forced," to which the Breaking Bad star also seconded his opinion, saying, "That's a very cheap stunt,"
The renowned actor suggested that maybe he could appear at the show later as a special request, which was swiftly denied by Stephen, causing Bryan to runaway.
It is to be noted that Thursday, May 21st, marks the last day of the live show, which has been airing for the past 11 years.
