SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Santa Fe International Film Festival has honored the star of "Breaking Bad," Bryan Cranston, with a "Lifetime Achievement Award." Cranston is best known for his role as Walter White in Vince Gilligan's hit show, which was filmed in New Mexico from 2008 to 2013. While he's been recognized for the role with six Emmy awards, two Tony awards, and two Golden Globes, Saturday night, he added the new award to the list. He paid tribute to the Land of Enchantment for bringing the show to life. Bryan Cranston reflects on ad campaign asking New Mexicans to stop littering "It's like once you get the taste of it, there's something that happens to you, and you feel the richness of the environment and the storytelling, and we are so grateful that we were able to come here and tell our story for years, and I'm just so appreciative to be back in New Mexico where my heart really lies," said Bryan Cranston.