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'Disabled or not, everyone deserves an opportunity' - Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte

'Disabled or not, everyone deserves an opportunity' - Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte
BBC News Tuesday 13 October 2026, 08:40 UTC 1 min read
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The Breaking Bad actor, who died aged 34, spoke to BBC Newsnight in 2015 about working in the film industry.

The Breaking Bad actor, who died aged 34, spoke to BBC Newsnight in 2015 about working in the film industry.
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