"With this book, I want to tell the stories of my life and reveal the secrets and lies that I lived with for six years shooting Breaking Bad.''
The memoir will hit bookshelves in 2015.
Nan Graham, from publishing company Charles Scribner's Sons, knows audiences will be deeply moved by Cranston's words.
"(Bryan) writes the way he acts - with fierce commitment, intelligence and humour,'' she said.
Breaking Bad officially concluded last year after airing for five seasons.
Cranston previously admitted he was slightly disturbed when he watched the finale in a Hollywood cemetery with co-star Aaron Paul and 4,000 excited fans.
"It was really emotional for me, watching myself die among the headstones. It was a beautiful night. Everyone was on lawn chairs. It was like a really big, morbid picnic,'' he told Empire magazine.
Following a successful string of TV appearances, Cranston is back to making feature films.
He will next be seen in Godzilla alongside Elizabeth Olsen, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Juliette Binoche.
- Cover Media
