Here is what happened to the actor who had the only unscripted line in Breaking Bad.
It's been over 13 years since the final episode concluding Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) transformation from high school chemistry teacher to ruthless drug lord concluded, however the series remains one of the greatest TV shows in recent history.
The show is packed with iconic episodes, none more so than season five's Ozymandias, which sees Walter's empire crumble and the devastating death of Hank (Dean Norris).
But did you know the episode also contains the Breaking Bad's only unscripted line?
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After a heated confrontation with Skyler and Walt Jr over the death of Hank, Walter takes baby Holly and flees after failing to convince them to run away with him.
Later on in the episode, we see Walt changing Holly's nappy in a public restroom. The infant appears to ignore Walt's interactions with her, instead looking off into the distance and repeating the word 'Mama' over and over again.
It's a powerful moment which proves pivotal in Walt's decision to return Holly to Skyler before running off on his own – and it was completely improvised.
As a baby, Holly actor Moira Bryg MacDonald wasn't given any speaking lines in the scene, with the youngster simply reacting to seeing her mother stood off camera.
However, Cranston remained in character during the interaction, with the moment serving as the devastating final rejection of Walter by his family.
The off-script interaction was confirmed in a The Ringer interview with Cranston and episode director Rian Johnson.
"That’s one of those pure lightning strikes of luck that you probably don’t get twice in a lifetime," Johnson recalled, with show creator calling the unscripted line and Cranston's decision not to break character 'the best performances in the whole series'.
"It broke his heart wide open," writer Moira Walley-Beckett added.
"It was more than I could ever have hoped for in the writing."
What happened to Breaking Bad's Holly White actor?
While MacDonald certainly made Breaking Bad history with her unplanned line, a career in acting was ultimately not on the cards for the youngster as she has not appeared in any film or TV production since.
According to a roundup from The Things, neither MacDonald - who played the infant for most of season five - nor previous Holly White actors Haven Tomlin and Elanor Anne Wenrich have earned any acting credits in the years since.
Which isn't the most surprising when you consider the fact that each actor is still a child and likely to be focusing on growing up rather than acting.
Regardless of MacDonald's lack of acting credits in the years since, she will always be remembered for delivering one of the most heartbreaking moments in Breaking Bad history.
Topics: Breaking Bad, Entertainment, TV, Bryan Cranston
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