Bryan Cranston Continues to Decline Roles in Amazon's 'Invincible'

Despite being pursued for three consecutive seasons, the actor has consistently turned down offers to join the animated superhero series.

Bryan Cranston, known for his versatility in live-action and voice acting, has declined roles in Amazon Prime Video's 'Invincible' for three seasons in a row.
Series creator Robert Kirkman has described offering Cranston a role as a recurring tradition, with the actor being the only one to consistently turn them down.
Fans and critics have speculated that Cranston would be an ideal fit for the character Conquest, a menacing Viltrumite warrior, though this remains hypothetical.
Season 3 of 'Invincible' has debuted to critical acclaim, featuring a star-studded voice cast including Steven Yeun, J.K. Simmons, Sandra Oh, and new additions like Aaron Paul and Jonathan Banks.
Work on Season 4 has already begun, and Kirkman has expressed hope that Cranston may eventually join the show in future seasons.