Follow us on Google News
Get the latest updates directly in your Google News feed
Breaking Badwas concluded over a decade ago, but it is still considered one of the must-watch TV series of all time. It’s one of the most famous shows thanks to how well-written the show is. It set a standard on how to write a show. The storytelling, the character, the vibe- everything about the show is just so good.
But, all these pleasant moments are not so pleasant for the real-life owner of Walter White’s house. The house became a popular tourist spot and it seemingly does not make the real-life owner a happy owner.
Also Read:Before Better Call Saul’s Emmy Snub, Breaking Bad Had the Most Surprising Loss to True Detective for One of its Best Ever Episodes
Breaking BadHouse Owners Have Had Enough
The house, where the protagonist of the famous showBreaking BadWalter White aka Heisenberg lived in the show, is located in Albuquerque, New Mexico state of the US. The drama first aired back in 2008 and since then the house has become one of the main attractions forBreaking Badfans.
The home is owned by Frances Padilla, whose family has lived there for at least forty years.
Fans have been visiting the house, and clicking pictures for a long period. It’s a must-visit place for fans of the show. But that annoyed the real owners and eventually, they built a 6ft iron fence to keep people away in 2017.
In 2017, the homeowner’s daughter Joanne Quintana toldKOB4 Newsin Albuquerque that she and her mother had to deal with hundreds of visitors on a daily basis who came to take photographs, enact the scenes, and throw pizzas on the roof.
Also Read:“Please don’t make this into a MCU”: Giancarlo Esposito Campaigning For a Breaking Bad Spin Off on Gustavo Fring is a Bad Idea
Show Creator Vince Gilligan Urged Fans to Stop Throwing Pizzas
Breaking BadandBetter Call Saulshowrunner Vince Gilligan asked fans to stop doing all these kinds of stuff while sightseeing onBetter Call Saul Insider Podcast.
“Lately, we’re hearing from the owner that folks are wandering on to her property, and are being rude to her when she comes out and basically says ‘you’re on my property.’” said Gilligan. (ViaThe Hollywood Reporter)
“They are throwing pizzas on roofs and stuff like that. Let me tell you, there is nothing original or funny or cool about throwing a pizza on this lady’s roof. It is just not funny. It’s been done before. You are not the first.”
“We love our fans. I don’t love those fans. I don’t consider them fans,” said Gilligan.
Also Read:“He whines about it to this day”: Jonathan Banks Landed His Breaking Bad Job by Slapping 1 Co-Star That Sealed the Deal
Walter brought over a giant pepperoni pizza to his home in an attempt to make amends with Skyler, in season three’s episodeCaballo Sin Nombre. As soon as she rejected this, he threw the pizza on the roof in frustration in one shot. Instantly, This scene has become a fan favorite but also frustrated the homeowner.
WatchBreaking Badon Netflix.
Prantik Prabal Roy
Articles Published :778
Prantik Prabal Roy is a content writer at FandomWire. With over three years of experience in content writing for various media houses, he takes great interest in telling stories about Hollywood celebrities and the world revolving around them. He has done his Master’s in English literature and diploma course in journalism. Being a literature student, he has the ability to delve into the matter and analyse it thoroughly to give the readers a clear view on the specific topics.
