As a result of the fact that his television father Bryan Cranston checks on him on a regular basis, Frankie Muniz claims that he is still able to depend on his manufactured family.
During his appearance on the podcast “Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum,” the actor who has transitioned into the world of racecar driving said that his television father continues to communicate with him by sending him messages on a regular basis.
Despite the fact that Bryan is now considered a “Hollywood god,” Frankie is still high on his phone contacts, according to Muniz, who claims that Cranston has been a father figure to the actor ever since they began working with when he was so young.
“He continues to reach out to me every couple of weeks, with the intention of checking in on me,” FM adds. Not only does he show up to the races, but he also shows up to events when my band is performing. He is really concerned about what I am doing.
He goes on to say that Bryan is someone who serves as a source of motivation for him, and that he intends to do the same for another person in the future.
Two of the four performers that featured in all 151 episodes of “Malcolm in the Middle” were Muniz, who portrayed Malcolm, and Bryan, who played his father Hal. Both of these actors participated in all seven seasons of the show.
Over the course of time, Frankie has abandoned his acting career in order to pursue other hobbies, including music and racing, which he addressed in the interview.
Since the conclusion of “MITM,” Bryan has been a part of various films that have been nominated for an Academy Award and has astonished viewers for five seasons on the popular drama “Breaking Bad.”
At the same time, it seems like these two celebrities will always be considered family, regardless of where they go in life.