Was The Pizza Supposed To Land On The Roof

Walter white s house on breaking bad is a real home in albuquerque n m.

Was the pizza supposed to land on the roof.

It s an unexpectedly hilarious occurrence but most people. I fling the pizza and i get in the car and i drive away. O n the day that breaking bad was set to shoot the scene in which walter white slings an entire unsliced pizza onto the roof of his family home the show s prop department reportedly had stacks of. If the pizza sticks to the peel your toppings will slide off the pizza onto the stone and the kids will hear you say those words you re not really supposed to use in front of them.

If the pizza slides freely on the peel it should land perfectly in the middle of the pizza stone. All day non stop there s people up. But it s having a problem that comes straight out of the television series tourists have been throwing pizzas on the roof. So i m coming out and i m pissed and i fling the pizza and i didn t even look at it.

Bryan cranston said this they were prepared with special effects a lightweight rubber pizza there was a prop guy ready to pull a fake pizza up to the roof. I had never seen a pizza that big before. Early in the second season when walt and his wife skyler s relationship was very strained he tried to reconcile with her and wound up throwing a pizza on the roof. We had a long discussion before we shot the pizza on the roof scene about whether or not the pizza should be sliced because as all you physicists know a thrown sliced pizza would come apart due.

And they were prepared with special effects a lightweight rubber pizza there was a prop guy ready to pull a fake pizza up to the roof. Bryan cranston has been a part of many intense memorable memorable scenes on breaking bad but he s especially fond of one in particular. More specifically fans have been throwing pizzas on the real life house where the famous scene of bryan cranston s walt tossing a pie on his roof was shot. She turns him away and he flings the pizza over his shoulder in a fit of pique improbably landing it right on the roof of the house.

We had a long discussion before we shot the pizza on the roof scene about whether or not the pizza should be sliced because as all you physicists know a thrown sliced pizza would come apart due.