This week on London Real we have the actor model and anti-bullying advocate

R.J. Midi. For me our job is to affect the emotional response to me someone.

Our job is to breathe life into something that necessarily

has no life.

Cant is an idea. It's an infection. It's, there's so many poisonous words in our word.

That's what they teach you in acting,

it's living in the moment. Do you like that term disabled?

Because the way you described it recently, just about 20 minutes ago, is it's enabled.

It's like that whole thing enables you. The white family was a real family. That was an honest

family like they people aren't perfect. A lot of people are like, oh, you had breaking bad, you can, you, you haven't made, it's done, you can, it's like, no, that just means I have to do something better.

On Sunday, London Real presents

RJ MIDI. Breaking Bad.

That big job may never come unless you build it.

This week on the show we have the actor, model, and anti-bullying advocate, R.J. Midi, yes, you would have known him as Walt Jr.

on the television show Breaking Bad, in my opinion, one of the greatest television shows of all time and the thing about

R.J. is that he grew up on that show you know we met him so many years ago as a

young teenager and we watched him grow up next to some of the greatest actors of our generation

while they were cooking up copious amounts of methamphetamine. It's a show that I

love, I think cinematography, it's just some of the best there is in the business

but R.J. is a fascinating guy because quite honestly he keeps moving and he's not

one to rest on his laurels he does runway modeling in Milan he is really outspoken about cerebral palsy

about anti-bullying and has a fascinating way that he looks about his disability

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