Wentworth Miller Archives

Wentworth Miller, aka Michael Scofield, slaps on an apron and carries around a box of Brut champagne as he shoots scenes season four of Prison Break at the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Went, 35, was also seen sharp in a suit. He ran around with another actor, who looked like an undercover agent (he had an ear piece on).

Costars Dominic Purcell, Marshall Allman and Danay Garcia filmed their own scenes exactly a week ago. Wednesday filming, perhaps?

20+ pictures inside of waiter Went shooting Prison Break… More Here! »

Prison Break stars Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Amaury Nolasco and Sarah Wayne Callies promote season 4 of their drama during the 2008 FOX programming presentation at Central Park’s Trump Wollman Skating Rink in New York City on Thursday.

As reported earlier this week, Michael Rapaport joined Prison Break as a series regular, playing a government agent who has an interesting offer for Michael Scofield (Miller) and his brother (Purcell). More Here! »

Wentworth Miller signs autographs for fans while leaving his hotel in New York City on Wednesday.

Wentworth is in town for FOX TV’s Upfront presentation. This is the week where each of the network’s pitch their primetime shows to advertisers

The 35-year-old Prison Break star hinted to Britain’s Glamour magazine that the show may very well be on it’s last season. “I really feel there’s a beginning, middle and an end to this story and my gut feeling is that we’re on the last leg of the journey,” he said.

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Prison Break will have another regular next season, as Michael Rapaport has reportedly joined the show as it goes into its fourth season.

Prison Break’s fourth season will have 22 episodes and production for the fourth season will move from Dallas to Los Angeles this month.

Michael Rapaport will play a government agent who has an interesting offer for Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) and his brother (Dominic Purcell), according to the Hollywood Reporter. Rapaport had been a regular on Boston Public and more recently a recurring character in NBC’s My Name Is Earl.

Wentworth Miller walks the red carpet at the 2008 Bravo Supershow at Arena Nurnberg in Nuremberg, Germany on Saturday.

The 35-year-old Prison Break star helped Germany’s most popular youth magazine Bravo award their most favorite stars. Went even picked up the ‘Shooting Star’ Award!

FOX recently renewed Prison Break for a fourth season, ordering a full 22 episodes. Production this time around will be in Los Angeles.

15+ pictures inside of Wentworth Miller getting his Bravo on… More Here! »

Prison Break star Wentworth Miller indulges in his caffeine addiction and grabs his daily Starbucks fix in Larchmont Village, Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The 35-year-old Prison Break star carried around a fluffy pillow, handcuffs and a ring of oversized keys.

Looks like Mr. Miller might be having some extra fun in the bedroom tonight!

Pillow from Bed, Bath and Beyond. Sunglasses by Ray-Ban.

15+ pictures inside of pillow talk with Wentworth Miller.. More Here! »

The fans of Prison Break star Wentworth Miller are joining together to raise money in Wentworth’s name for the children’s charity, UNICEF.

Wentworth, 35, has given this project his full blessing: “It’s my privilege to be a part of the entertainment business, an industry that has reached out to and touched the lives of billions of people around the world. It gives me tremendous pleasure to think that many of those same people have been motivated to reach out to others in turn. This charitable effort was conceived, organized and executed by a group of generous fans willing to donate their time and energies to a worthy cause. I’m honored to participate in this process, and I thank you for doing the same.”

For more information on how you donate, visit WentworthMillerFansForCharity.org. This project will run from April 1 until June 30, so donate now!

And if you’ve been sleeping under a rock, FOX recently renewed Prison Break for a fourth season, ordering a full 22 episodes. Production this time around will be in Los Angeles.

Nick Santora, writer and co-executive producer of Prison Break, just announced on his blog that season 4 was just officially picked up by FOX. (Yes, that is Santora to the right with Prison Break Oragami Crane earrings.)

Santora wrote, “So we got word on Wednesday that we are officially picked up by the network for Season 4. This is great news. We are all very excited. We are moving offices onto the Fox Studio Lot next week and we had to say goodbye to the offices that were our home for the past 3 years … not really that sad because, well, c’mon, it’s just a frickin’ building. But my new office is about half the size with just a tiny window which normally would suck except for one thing … I get to go to work everyday with people I love and respect and I get to be creative. So I don’t really give a rat’s *** what our new offices look like! For those of you who celebrate Easter, have a great one. I will be at my home having Easter dinner with family (visiting cousins) and friends (including Prison Break writer Kalinda Vazquez) — it should be a nice weekend leading into an even better week of diving head-first into Season 4! Best, Nick.”