Are the Breaking Bad hit men joining spinoff? Daniel Moncada poses with Vince Gilligan in New Mexico... where prequel Better Call Saul will be filmed



The upcoming Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul already boasts an impressive cast.

And now it looks like show creator Vince Gilligan may be adding twin brothers Daniel and Luis Moncada to the lineup.

Daniel, who played a hit man alongside his twin brother in Breaking Bad, is seen posing with Gilligan in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the new AMC show will start filming this year.



Is this a hint? Daniel Moncada, who played a hit man in Breaking Bad, poses with Vince Gilligan in this new Twitter snap



'Went to visit the Legendary #VinceGilligan yesterday after I landed in Albuquerque, New Mexico. @BreakingBad_AMC,' Daniel captioned the Twitter snap of the pair.



He is seen staring stony-faced at the camera as he stands next to Gilligan, who gives a warm smile while placing his arm around Daniel's shoulders.



Daniel and his twin played ruthless killers Leonel and Marco Salamanca , known as 'the cousins', who barely said a word on Breaking Bad.



Ruthless: Daniel and his twin played killers known as 'the cousins' who barely said a word on Breaking Bad

Earlier this month it was announced that Spinal Tap star Michael McKean had joined the cast of Better Call Saul, along with character actors Patrick Fabian (The Last Exorcism), Rhea Seehorn (Franklin & Bash) and Michael Mando (Orphan Black) have joined the AMC show, which is set to premiere in November.

Bob Odenkirk reprises his role as unflappable criminal lawyer Saul Goodman on the new series, which takes places prior to his character meeting up with Walter White (Bryan Cranston).

According to the website: 'Fabian will play Burt, a Kennedy-type lawyer; Seehorn plays an attorney named Beth; and Mando will play Spanish-speaking career criminal Eddie.'



Their casting comes one week after it was revealed comedic actor Michael McKean McKean, who is known for his work on show's like Saturday Night Live, Laverne & Shirley and This Is Spinal Tap, would take on the role of Dr. Thurber, a 'brilliant attorney who is now restricted by an unusual affliction.'

Touch of glamour: Rhea Seehorn will appear in Better Call Saul, it was announced earlier this month



Ready for their close-up: Michael Mando and Patrick Fabian will also join the cast of the Breaking Bad spin off



Prequel: Bob Odenkirk will reprise his role as Saul Goodman in the upcoming show Jonathan Banks is also set to reprise his role of private investigator Mike Ehrmantraut on the highly anticipated prequel.

It's been reported that both Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul have been talks with creator Vince Gilligan to appear on the crime-drama. Aaron would potentially having a recurring role, while Brian could show up in an episode or two, reported E!Online.

Getting in on the drama: It was announced last week that comedic actor Michael McKean would play Dr. Thurber, 'a brilliant lawyer with an unusual affliction'

He's back: Jonathan Banks reprises his role of private investigator Mike Ehrmantraut on the highly anticipated prequel, pictured at the Emmys last year

In an interview in Details, Aaron voiced his interest in being in the spin-off by saying, 'Both Bryan and I want to be a part of that, if they'll have us.'



While there has been no official word if they will be involved, it would be a delight to fans of the series which went off the air last year with a record breaking 10.3 million viewers tuning into the finale.



Better Call Saul is scheduled to premiere on AMC in November.

Coming back: Bryan Cranston may appear in an episode or two of the new AMC series set to premiere in November, seen here with Bob Odenkirk in Breaking Bad







