Thread 213579893

>Cranston's daughter

learning to chop wood like ole' Pop. she's not going to have a longevity career though, she's quirky and plain looking, very charisma-lite. Just my honest opinion as a reviewer. Nepotism can only carry you so far if you don't got the intangibles for yourself.

>>213579893 (OP)
She's cute, I like her, I think she's charming, and I think she's a good actress. Just my opinion as a reviewer.

>>213579893 (OP)
Is that Dr. Chud?

>>213580085
we can agree to disagree, she's always going to be a bit player, unlike her pop who carried many a project. I'd bet dollars to donuts on that.

>>213580085
she'll forever be a nameless "Cranston's daughter". Deal simp.

>>213579893 (OP)
That was Cranston's daughter? She picked a really good project.

Wouldn't be surprised if she was actually autistic.

>>213579893 (OP)
>she's not going to have a longevity career though
The word is just "long"

>>213579893 (OP)
My beautiful autistic wife Dr. King is the breadwinner in our relationship

>>213579893 (OP)
I just finished watching this without knowing she was related to Cranston and I thought she was pretty good. Not like she stole the show or anything, but she held her own and her performance was perfectly adequate. If she takes her career seriously and doesn't just rely on her connections to keep getting work, I can imagine her building a good career. She also has an uncharacteristically low voice for a woman, which could be an asset to differentiate herself if she uses it well.

>>213583819
Low voices are way more popular than high pitched ones. I unironically think having high pitched voices have hurt Alexandra Daddario and Brie Larson.