Gustavo breaking bad gay

Although the need to queer-code villains is getting less and less, it's safe to say that when Breaking Bad killed off Gustavo Fring in season four it left more questions than answers. Giancarlo Esposito showed us all what a badass villain should look like when he made his bit-part role as Gus Fring into one of the most menacing bad guys in TV history. And I think what you people really may not know is that Gustavo can cook himself. He is that good.

Even since his Breaking Bad debut, there have been subtle hints that Gus Fring is gay, and Better Call Saul season 6 has all but confirmed that to be true. Because of his enigmatic nature, everything about Gus Fring Giancarlo Esposito has been speculated over, including his sexuality. Breaking Bad did, however, drop some clues about his sexual orientation when it depicted how close he was with his former business partner, Max Arciniega. For years, Gus held a grudge against the cartel for murdering Max, Gus Fring's partner when it came to both Los Pollos Hermanos and crystal meth.

Although the need to queer-code villains is getting less and less, it's safe to say that when Breaking Bad killed off Gustavo Fring in season four it left more questions than answers. Giancarlo Esposito showed us all what a badass villain should look like when he made his bit-part role as Gus Fring into one of the most menacing bad guys in TV history. And I think what you people really may not know is that Gustavo can cook himself. He is that good.

Queer fans of Breaking Bad , rejoice! Esposito then reprised his role as Gus in the prequel series Better Call Saul. The revelation took place as Gus actively — but also smoothly — flirted with a character called David at a wine bar. Generally, viewers only knew Gus as a ruthless and all-business individual.