Quintana, who lived in the house while Breaking Bad was filming between 2008 and 2013, once welcomed the experience. She ...

Joanne Quintana, the owner of the Albuquerque house made famous as Walter White’s residence on the Emmy Award-winning series Breaking Bad, says what was once a brush with Hollywood magic has ...

However, one of the current owners, Joanne Quintana, who grew up in the home with her siblings, recently invited KOB 4 cameras inside for the first time. According to Quintana, her late parents ...

Current resident Joanne Quintana grew up in the home and was there with her parents when they first began filming the iconic series in the small unassuming abode. At first the filming was a ...

Joanne Quintana owns the Albuquerque, New Mexico, house that served as Walter White’s (Bryan Cranston) residence in “Breaking Bad.” Though it’s been over a decade since the AMC series came ...

The Quintana family home became an integral part of the cultural phenomenon ‘Breaking Bad’ with more than 300 visitors every day. Some have thrown a pizza….or snapped a photo of themselves ...

Quintana said her parents purchased the home in the 1970s and that she and her siblings grew up there. As her parents got older and the show’s popularity skyrocketed, it became harder to protect ...

Quintana said her parents purchased the home in the 1970s and that she and her siblings grew up there. As her parents got older and the show’s popularity skyrocketed, it became harder to protect ...

“My mother never answers the door, but she did that day,” daughter Joanne Quintana said in the release. “A location scout handed Fran a card and proposed using the home for a TV pilot.

The Quintana family grew close to the cast and crew of "Breaking Bad." (Steve Granitz/FilmMagic / Getty Images) "What was funny was Bryan Cranston could not eat not one cookie.

Quintana said her parents purchased the home in the 1970s and that she and her siblings grew up there. As her parents got older and the show's popularity skyrocketed, it became harder to protect them.