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Bryan Cranston reminisces about performing with Catherine O’Hara in The Studio<\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n The actors played each other’s nemeses in the comedy series created by and starring Seth Rogen.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n “You not only marveled at her comedic chops, but when it\u2019s ‘cut,’ you say, ‘I want to sit next to Catherine,'” Cranston said.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Bryan Cranston<\/a> is remembering his The Studio<\/em><\/a> costar Catherine O’Hara<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Breaking Bad <\/em>star spoke about the late actress<\/a> during a conversation with Pluribus<\/em><\/a> star Rhea Seehorn<\/a> for Variety <\/em>and celebrity.land’s Actors on Actors<\/a> series. They brought up O’Hara, who died in January following a brief illness at 71.<\/p>\n “Oh, we miss her so much. I played Catherine O\u2019Hara\u2019s husband in three different productions,” Cranston began, referring to a guest appearance on 30 Rock<\/em><\/a> together, along with the 2024 movie Argylle<\/em><\/a>. “And then she was my nemesis in The Studio<\/em><\/a>. I miss her so much. She was such a joy to be with.”<\/p>\n O’Hara appeared in the ensemble cast as Patty Leigh, the outgoing head of Continental Studios, while Cranston’s Griffin Mill took over.<\/p>\n “Catherine O\u2019Hara was a person who, you not only marveled at her comedic chops, but when it\u2019s ‘cut,’ you say, ‘I want to sit next to Catherine.’ It was just heartbreaking to lose her,” he concluded.<\/p>\n