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Walt begins to torture him from the toes up, every day at 4pm exactly.

Walt, filled with rage and a thirst for revenge kidnaps the killer, locks him in the basement (just like Krazy 8) and sets up a shotgun connected to a trip wire so that the captive can kill himself at any given minute. Gilligan initially wanted Jesse Pinkman to die in Season 1 at the hands of an evil drug dealer. This particular scenario was actually envisaged before Breaking Bad’s very first pitch. It’s almost like that scene in The Terminator when Walter White walks in with the M60 and ' imitates sound of gun firing'īut, as bad as Walt is, we don’t want to see him killing good guys.'ĥ. Walt comes in and uses the M60 to lay waste to an entire prison or prison bus. “We had a version where Walter goes and breaks Jesse out of jail, just as the Nazis were going to knock Jesse off. Walter White breaks Jesse Pinkman out of jail, Terminator-style But we didn’t like that, it didn’t seem right.”Ĥ. The police are coming to get him and so he uses the M60 on the police. is it too obvious that he’d use the M60 on a bunch of bad guys? He didn’t want to get caught and so we wanted him to fight getting caught, but he also wanted to be known as Jesse James. But I love knowing what was in the letter.Gilligan explains that “Walt wants the credit. 'But Vince just thought, ‘You know what? Maybe it’s best left unknown.’ And we don’t need it. It’s heartbreaking, it’s beautiful, just honest.

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Originally the voiceover of that letter was how the movie ended - just driving through Alaska and you could hear what was inside of that letter…. 'Once he completed that letter, he started the script. In the final moments of El Camino, Jesse hands Ed a letter to send to Brock, the young son of his ex-girlfriend Andrea, who was shot in the head in front of Jesse in the final season.Īaron told Entertainment Weekly: 'That letter to Brock was the very first thing that Vince wrote when writing this script. Meanwhile Aaron revealed another alternate ending which was written by Vince, but ended up on the cutting room floor. However, Vince's girlfriend Holly Rice and Breaking Bad's executive producer Peter Gould didn't agree, and with hindsight, Vince is glad he ended up going down the writing route he did. And I thought, ‘Ah, that’d be kind of cool.'” 'And at the end of the thing, he’s in a jail cell, and ironically he can fall asleep like a baby. 'The police are looking for him and he’s too haunted and he’s too adrenaline-charged. He wouldn’t get a single night sleep for a week or so upon escaping. 'I think there was going to be this component where he couldn’t sleep.

'And the last scene would be maybe him in a jail cell but at peace for the first time since the movie began.

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' goes into the process of saving her, knowing full well that he’s going to suffer for it, he’s going to get caught for it, but he does it anyway. 'He was hiding out by the Canadian border, and this woman was working at a motel as a housekeeper or something. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, he said: 'I didn’t get super far down the road, but it was probably going to be a young woman who needed some help. Driscoll.īut one of Vince's earlier drafts for El Camino didn't have things tie up so nicely for Jesse. Jesse ultimately eludes the cops and escapes to Alaska for a peaceful new life as Mr. *Warning – spoiler of how El Camino ends ahead* The movie premiered last week, and follows Aaron Paul's character Jesse in the moments after the Breaking Bad finale when he escaped from the white supremacist compound where he was being tortured. BREAKING Bad creator Vince Gilligan has revealed two alternate endings for Jesse Pinkman in Netflix’s El Camino.

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