Bryan Cranston, who said before the presidential election that he would “definitely move” if Donald Trump won, said Tuesday he hopes the president-elect does an “exceptionally good” job in the White House. 

“He was not my candidate, but he is going to be my president, and I truly hope that he does an exceptionally good job,” the “Breaking Bad” star said on NBC’s “Today.” 

“I really do, because if that is true, he has done well for the country, and that is much more important than who I personally wanted to be president.” 

{mosads}Cranston backed Hillary Clinton for president and narrated a video introducing President Obama at the Democratic National Convention in July. 

Just days before the election, Cranston said he hoped “to God” Trump wouldn’t win and that he would move if he did. 

“Absolutely, I would definitely move,” he said. 

“It’s not real to me that that would happen. I hope to God it won’t.”