RJ Mitte, the actor best known for his role as Walter White Jr. in the acclaimed US television series “Breaking Bad,” has died at the age of 34, according to his representatives. Mitte was a vocal advocate for disability rights, using his platform to champion greater inclusion and representation within the film and television industries. He lived with cerebral palsy and openly discussed his experiences to raise awareness and challenge stereotypes. His portrayal of Walter White Jr. earned him widespread recognition and helped to normalize the depiction of individuals with disabilities on screen. Beyond “Breaking Bad,” Mitte continued to act and dedicate time to advocacy work, becoming an inspirational figure for many. His contributions to both entertainment and disability activism will be remembered.