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Before Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston voiced Power Rangers monsters

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Long before he was cooking blue crystal meth in the New Mexico desert, Bryan Cranston was paying the bills by dubbing Japanese monster footage. In the early 90s, he did voice-over work for Haim Saban, providing the screechy English voices for villains like Twin Man and Snizzard. The producers loved him so much that they actually named the Blue Ranger, Billy Cranston, in his honor. A true rags-to-drug-kingpin story.

Before Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston voiced Power Rangers monsters
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