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Bryan Cranston films 'Infiltrator' at the Don CeSar on St. Pete Beach

 
 
 
In a scene reminiscent of the TV show "Breaking Bad", Emmy winner Bryan Cranston uses a prop pay phone in a pool scene the movie 'The Infiltrator,' being filmed at the Loews Don CeSar Thursday, 4/23/2015. The investigative-thriller is set in the 1980s and is based on the memoirs of Cranston's character, Tampa resident and former DEA undercover agent Robert Mazur.
In a scene reminiscent of the TV show "Breaking Bad", Emmy winner Bryan Cranston uses a prop pay phone in a pool scene the movie 'The Infiltrator,' being filmed at the Loews Don CeSar Thursday, 4/23/2015. The investigative-thriller is set in the 1980s and is based on the memoirs of Cranston's character, Tampa resident and former DEA undercover agent Robert Mazur.
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