Since "Breaking Bad" was first released in 2008, Walter White's transformation into Heisenberg turned the actor playing the role into one of the most respected in Hollywood, as he created one of the most terrifying villains ever to reach television - and Bryan Cranston in 2015 is more than willing to repeat the feat for Marvel!

Marvel Studio head Kevin Feige better listen up, as Bryan Cranston 2015 just revealed to the world that his next acting dream is none other than to play a "nasty" villain in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and while he doesn't know which one it'd be, he'd love to create one from scratch.

According to Variety, these Bryan Cranston 2015 comments came as he was promoting Trumbo, his latest film, as he was asked what he'd like to do next in his career - and he's totally not over playing master villains.

'You know what I'd like to do? I'd like to do some big superhero villain in some Marvel classic,' went Bryan Cranston's 2015 comments to UK outlet Metro earlier this week. "Create one from scratch... I don't know what I would do but it would be nasty."

Someone should definitely be hearing up Cranston's wishes at this point, how cool would it be to have Heisenberg himself take on the likes of Iron Man, Thor or Captain America?

As The Independent reports, there are a number of Marvel Cinematic Universe films planned from here until 2020, and the cast for most of those hasn't been announced yet, while many fans hope for a Bryan Cranston 2015 outing as Norman Osbourne/Green Goblin in the upcoming "Spider-Man" reboot.

These days, Bryan Cranston's 2015 sees the multiple award-winning actor promoting his latest film, "Trumbo," a biopic of 1940s Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, who was blacklisted over his affiliations to the communist party at the time; the movie also co-stars the likes of Helen Mirren, Stephen Root, Elle Fanning, John Goodman and Alan Tudyk.