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Fan Casting Bryan Cranston as Ed Harrington in The Twilight Zone (1990s)/1x11 And When the Sky Was Opened

user_75809 made this fan casting suggestion on July 20, 2023. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Bryan Cranston as Ed Harrington in The Twilight Zone (1990s)/1x11 And When the Sky Was Opened

Bryan CranstonUnited States

69 years old
Bryan Lee Cranston (born March 7, 1956) is an American actor. After taking minor roles in television, he established himself as a leading actor in both comedic and dramatic works on stage and scree...
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Bryan Cranston

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Ed Harrington (Colonel)

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The Twilight Zone (1990s)/1x11 And When the Sky Was Opened

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The Twilight Zone (1990s)/1x11 And When the Sky Was Opened

The Twilight Zone (1990s)/1x11 And When the Sky Was Opened

by Rod Serling
Upon their return from man's first flight into outer space, three astronauts confound the authorities when they cannot remember the events of their trip.
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Bryan Cranston is known for his roles in Drive, Isle of Dogs, and Why Him?. He has been suggested by fans for 18,597 roles on myCast, including Commissioner Gordon in The Perfect Batman Movie. Similar actors include Patrick Stewart, Robert De Niro, and Andy Serkis. Bryan Cranston was suggested to play Ed Harrington in The Twilight Zone (1990s)/1x11 And When the Sky Was Opened by user_75809. The Twilight Zone (1990s)/1x11 And When the Sky Was Opened has 9 roles, including Clegg Forbes, Major William Gart, and Medical officer.

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