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Bryan Cranston learned how to roller skate for Malcolm in the Middle. Bryan said, How much time do I have? I said, A couple weeks. He said, OK, and he just basically practiced roller skating every free second that he had off the show and became an incredibly proficient roller skater.”

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Fun Fact: Bryan Cranston learned how to roller skate for Malcolm in the Middle. “Bryan said, ‘How much time do I have?’ I said, ‘A couple weeks.’ He said, ‘OK,’ and he just basically practiced roller skating every free second that he had off the show and became an incredibly proficient roller skater.”

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