Giancarlo Esposito thought, at his lowest, about how his own murder might benefit his kids
Los Angeles Times -

Giancarlo Esposito knows — people think everyone who is on TV or in the movies is rich, and will always stay that way. But it's not always so, by a long shot. In fact, the "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" villain's imagination went pretty darn dark when his own times were tough. It was a while back, before those two Vince Gilligan series cemented him as a famous face, and there wasn't much money coming in, he said on a recent episode of the "Jim and Sam Show" podcast with comic Jim Norton...

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