Breaking Bad  star RJ Mitte declared that he would stay true to himself when he got older in one of his final interviews before he died by suicide at age 34.

During an interview on the Oct. 3 episode of the  Brownsville in Motion  podcast, Mitte was asked to  paint a picture  of what he thought his life would look like at age 50.

 I would hope to stay true to what I believe and to what I want to achieve,  he said.

10 RJ Mitte (seen here) shared his hopes for his future in one of his final interviews before he died by suicide at age 34. Brownsville in Motion/Youtube

10 Mitte (pictured above) said on the Oct. 3 episode of the  Brownsville in Motion  podcast that at age 50, he  would hope to stay true to what I believe and to what I want to achieve.  Brownsville in Motion/Youtube

 And not be a grumpy middle-aged person,  Mitte jokingly added.  A curmudgeon. 

Mitte explained that due to his cerebral palsy, which he battled since age 3, he had  a lot of hip pain,  so he always envisioned himself  being all shriveled  when he got older.

Because of that, Mitte said that  diet and exercise is key for me. 

10 The actor (seen here at the  Talking to Strangers  premiere on Sept. 30) also joked he didn't want to  be a grumpy middle-aged person.  Getty Images

10 Mitte (seen here) said he envisioned himself  being all shriveled  when he got older because of his cerebral palsy. Penske Media via Getty Images

Mitte also shared his hopes for The Mitte Foundation, the Texas-based non-profit organization dedicated to helping people with disabilities, which he served as the president of.

 I hope it continues to maintain its missions,  he said.  We are a very strong team in the foundation. Luckily for us, it's set before us. It's about growing the endowment. Still maintaining our community relationships. 

Mitte continued,  I hope that we just continue to put kids in schools, to provide those resources and tools to give more education, more opportunity. Our scholars at the foundation, we have some of the best and brightest kids. We will continue to provide these resources and tools. 

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