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'Breaking Bad' Actor Bryan Cranston Walked Around Comic-Con Wearing A Heisenberg Mask And No One Knew

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Bryan Cranston wore the best costume to Comic-Con.

The actor dressed up as his "Breaking Bad" character complete with a Heisenberg mask and no one knew.

According to AMC, he walked the floors of the San Diego Convention Center and blended right in with the crowd.

Celebrities, take note. This is how you walk through crowds of fans without getting noticed.

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Creator of the mask, Landon Meier, shared with Business Insider that he walked the floor with Cranston. The responses from the crowd were great.

"[The] funniest comment we consistently heard from the crowd, 'You even sound like Bryan Cranston!'"

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It wasn't until he arrived at the "Breaking Bad" panel Sunday and took off the mask that people realized it was Cranston wearing the clever disguise.

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Then things got weird.

Cranston started making out with the mask.

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Actor Aaron Paul who plays Cranston's partner-in-crime Jesse Pinkman got in on the action, too.

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Creator Vince Gilligan had the best reaction:

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Kirsten Acuna was a correspondent on Business Insider's Entertainment team covering TV, movies, and theme parks. She is Businness Insider's resident expert on all things "The Walking Dead." YKirsten covers superheroes and all things Disney (Marvel, Pixar, and live-action remakes). She is a verified film critic on Rotten TomatoesKirsten has previously written for TV Guide and Time Out New York Kids. She joined Business Insider's entertainment team in 2012 as a reporter, helping to build the team from two people. She holds a degree in magazine journalism and minors in both English and child family studies from Syracuse University.Follow her on Twitter @KirstenAcuna.