RJ Mitte, Who Played Walter White Jr. On ‘Breaking Bad,’ Dies At 34

RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr. on 'Breaking Bad' and became a disability rights advocate drawing on his own experience with cerebral palsy, has died at 34. A representative confirmed his death was found at his home in Brownsville, Texas, without disclosing a cause.

Mitte's breakout role came in 2008 on the AMC series, which ran five seasons and won 16 Emmy Awards. He continued acting afterward, including a September premiere for his film 'Talking to Strangers,' in which his character also had cerebral palsy, and spoke often about disability awareness and representation.

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