Los Angeles, May 26 Bryan Cranston has likened featuring in a Wes Anderson film to being a musician in an orchestra.
The 67-year-old actor features in the all-star ensemble cast of Anderson's new movie 'Asteroid City' and compared the eccentric director to a conductor of music, reports Female First UK.
Speaking at the Cannes Film Festival, Bryan said: "It feels like Wes Anderson is a conductor of an orchestra. And all of us are players of our particular instruments. We hyper focus on our instrument and just present it without really knowing exactly how it's all going to piece together. And he conducts - a little less Bryan, a little more Scarlett (Johansson) at this moment, or whatever, making the adjustments as he goes."
As per Female First UK, Cranston plays the role of a television host in the 1950s-set movie and the star described it as Anderson's "love letter to performance art" as it features both stage and screen mediums.
The 'Breaking Bad' star said: "It's a movie about a television show doing a story on a theatre. And I think it's Wes' love letter to performance art. He's wrapped his arms around the three major mediums we are involved in."
Jason Schwartzman stars in 'Asteroid City' as Augie Steenbeck and credited the 'Isle of Dogs' filmmaker's curiosity for his career success.
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