Aaron Paul recalls last time he saw ‘Breaking Bad’ co-star RJ Mitte before actor’s ‘absolutely tragic’ death

Actor Aaron Paul pays tribute to his late 'Breaking Bad' co-star RJ Mitte, reflecting on their friendship and Mitte's resilience. The piece highlights Mitte's advocacy for mental health and his personal challenges.
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It serves as a public memorial for a well-known actor, highlighting the impact of his life and his advocacy work.
Aaron Paul remembered his "Breaking Bad" co-star RJ Mitte as an "inspiration" as he recalled the last time they saw each other.
"The last time we saw each other I kept calling you Superman," Paul, 47, captioned an upload of Mitte speaking out about mental help in a throwback video, adding, "You reminded me of him."
Paul continued, "You reminded me of him because you always led with kindness and strength. It was blinding."
The "El Camino" actor went on, noting that Mitte — who had cerebral palsy — was "born into a world with challenges" but "never let any of that stand in [his] way."
Aaron Paul, pictured above with RJ Mitte in 2010, recalled the last time he saw his co-star before his death. Getty Images
He included an upload of Mitte speaking out about mental health, as seen above. Instagram/@aaronpaul
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