Cranston described the Comic-Con walk as genuinely fun precisely because he got to experience what non-famous people experience — moving through a crowd without being intercepted, analyzed, or performed at. He framed the role-reversal as a small freedom: 'it's kind of fun for those who are recognized to not be recognized for what we are.' The desire to be unseen is itself a luxury only the very seen can afford.
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