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RJ Mitte claimed Hollywood didn't want him on screen in texts before death at 34
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Key Points:
- RJ Mitte, best known for his role as Walter "Flynn" White Jr. on "Breaking Bad," died by suicide at age 34, as confirmed by Page Six.
- Text messages reveal Mitte's frustration with the lack of meaningful acting roles, often being cast in minor parts or overlooked due to his cerebral palsy.
- Mitte was a disability rights advocate and Screen Actors Guild spokesperson, actively promoting greater representation and opportunities for actors with disabilities.
- Despite booking some international work, Mitte expressed a desire to continue working in the US to maintain health insurance and stay relevant in the industry.
- In his final weeks, Mitte remained hopeful about future projects, including a potential "Breaking Bad" spinoff, and expressed determination to keep pursuing his acting career.
