RJ Mitte

RJ Mitte also known as Roy Frank or Mitte III is an American producer, actor, and model. He is best remembered for his role as Walter Flynn White Jr. in Breaking Bad aired on the AMC series from 2008 to 2013. Like his personality on the program, he has a moderate cerebral disease. After going to Hollywood in 2006, he started instructing with personal talent supervisor Addison Witt. They attempted acting events where his weakness would assist to educate observers, which influenced him to audition for the character in Breaking Bad. Mitte was born in Louisiana. He was passed by pressure caesarean and was not breathing at the moment of his delivery, which ended in strong brain damage.

He was selected a few weeks later by Dyna Mitte and Roy Frank Mitte Jr. who later got separated. He was diagnosed with cerebral paralysis when he was three years old, and doctors put his limbs in casts for six months in an effort to straighten his feet. Mitte was provided with leg support and used crutches during most of his adolescence; however, over a period of time, his body became powerful through sports and activity, and he no longer wanted any walking means by the time he was a teen.

In 2006, he traveled with his parents to Los Angeles, where his younger sister Lacianne Carriere had got a suggestion for a character in a movie project. Mitte was brought up by his mother regarding the divorce of his parents, and from the age of 13 was financially stable for the family, which by then also included his relative, born when Mitte was 11. He lives mature and takes on various jobs to bring in earnings. After taking several roles as an increased, comprising in the Disney series Hannah Montana Hannah Montana is an American Musical Comedy TV sh >> Read More... , Mitte became involved in movies and chose to take acting teachings.

Shortly after, he was given the role of Walter White Jr., who also has cerebral paralysis, in the AMC show Breaking Bad. At the 2013 Media Access Awards, Mitte won the SAG- AFTRA Harold Russell Award for his depiction of Walter White, Jr. on the show, and also gave the eponymous RJ Mitte Diversity Award to deaf performer Ryan Lane. The Screen Actors Guild nominated Mitte as the representative for actors with weaknesses, and he is the deputy of the Inclusion in the Arts and Media of Performers with Disabilities, which promotes artists with weaknesses.

Mitte will lead in the movie Wildflowers. His sibling, 9-year-old Lacianne Carriere, will also be in the movie. Mitte is one of the generators on the project. He is also serving as a producer on a documentary named The Kids of Widney High. He desires to part out into directing. In 2011 he led in the short horror movie Stump. That same year, he served as managing producer of Vanished: The Tara Calico Story, that contracts with the departure of Tara Calico. In 2012 Mitte was part of the thriller movie House of Last Things. In 2013, Mitte performed in the music video for Dead Bite by rapcore group Hollywood Undead.

In 2014, he started a recurring character on the ABC Family drama show Switched at Birth representing Campbell, a premed senior paralyzed from a snowboarding event who uses a wheelchair. In 2016, Mitte was declared to be a member of the British Channel 4's coverage of the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games. In spring 2014, Mitte modeled for the Gap campaign. In June 2015, Mitte accompanied for Vivienne Westwood on a catwalk.