Wentworth Miller

Whether he's playing Captain Cold or the Earth-X version of the same character, Citizen Cold, Wentworth Miller has proven himself to be a fan-favourite member of the Arrowverse, and brilliant in his role ever since his debut in 'The Flash'. Now, he's making yet another return, but this could be for the last time.

Wentworth Miller is making a return to 'The Flash'

Last time we saw Leo Snart, he was a part of 'Legends of Tomorrow', but decided to leave and return to Earth, enjoying life alongside his superhero boyfriend Ray Terrill, aka The Ray (Russell Tovey). It'd seem the call for help from Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) will prove to be too much however, and he'll leave his life of serenity once more to jump back into the action.

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Wentworth Miller's portrayal of Leonard Snart, aka comic book villain Captain Cold in the 'Arrowverse' was undoubtedly very different to the version super fans were used to, but there's no denying the fact that he quickly became one of the franchise's most beloved live-action characters, charming viewers despite his wicked ways and working on building a better future for himself by turning to heroism rather than crime.

Wentworth Miller has become an Arrowverse fan favourite thanks to his portrayal of Captain Cold

Becoming an integral part of the first team created in 'Legends of Tomorrow', Snart enjoyed travelling through time so much that he decided he would carry on jumping through space and time on his own, becoming an official time traveller and leaving his former team behind. That's meant that, from that point, we've only ever seen alternate versions of the character from different universes make fleeting appearances in the show.

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Many have wondered exactly what's going to go down in the fifth season of 'Prison Break'. Leaving television back in 2009 with an ending that seemed definitive, the announcement came in 2016 that the series would be returning with a continuation of the original, featuring much of the cast that made the show such a success back in its day.

Wentworth Miller as Michael Scofield in 'Prison Break' / Cr: Brendan Meadows

One of those cast members is Wentworth Miller who plays lead protagonist Michael Scofield. Of course, writers on the show are going to have to do well to explain exactly why the character is still alive, after his grave was shown at the end of season 4 and he was presumed dead for the foreseeable future.

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The new trailer for the forthcoming fifth season of 'Prison Break' has arrived and it's official; Michael Scofield is alive. While the concept may annoy some cynics, we've already been promised a good explanation as to how he survived, though they're not giving that away just yet. 

Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell return in 'Prison Break'

Those who watched 'Prison Break: The Final Break' will remember how Michael (Wentworth Miller) sacrificed himself in an explosion in a bid to rescue his pregnant wife Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) from Miami-Dade State Penitentiary where she was falsely imprisoned. He even left her and his brother Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) a DVD explaining why he did what he did, implying that he didn't have long anyway with his brain tumour.

Continue reading: Wentworth Miller Is Back: 'Prison Break' Revival Resurrects Michael Scofield

Fox has officially announced that early naughties drama ‘Prison Break’ will soon be heading back to our screens as a special event series. Stars Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell will be reprising their roles as brothers Michael Scofield and Lincoln Burrows in the episodes, which will take place after the events of the show’s fourth season but before those of the 2009 straight to dvd release, Final Break.

Wentworth Miller will be back for the ‘Prison Break’ reboot.

"Finally we can confirm that we're in development on 'Prison Break',” Fox boss Gary Newman said during the 2015 Summer TCA press tour. "[Series creator] Paul Scheuring came in and pitched a great story to bring the show back.”

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54-year-old Jurassic Park actor and acting coach Cameron Thor has been arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and raping a 13-year-old girl he had been giving acting classes. Thor has been accused of sexually assaulting the girl over the period of a year, apparently taking her to a secluded area. He has been charged on 11 counts, including rape, sexual penetration, robbery and kidnap, according to the Daily Mail.

Gwen Stefani has been coached by acting tutor Cameron Thor, who has been arrested for the rape and kidnap of a 13-year-old girl

The LAPD arrested the acting coach, whose bail was posted at $2.6 million. The girl had apparently approached him for acting classes in 2008. He had taught the girl between April 2008 and March 2009 at the coaching school he runs with his partner Alice Carter. The website for the acting school has since been taken down.

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Today Wentworth Miller is out and proud and stepping up to defend LGBT folk in Russia (see: Miller’s open letter to the St Petersburg Film Festival), but it wasn’t always so. Speaking at the Human Rights Campaign Gala in Seattle this weekend (September 7) Miller recounted his difficulty as a teenager to come to terms with his sexuality – a struggle, which ultimately led him to attempt suicide.

"The first time I tried to kill myself I was 15," he recounted, via E!News.

"I waited until my family went away for the weekend and I was alone in the house and I swallowed a bottle of pills. I don't remember what happened over the next couple days, but I'm pretty sure come Monday morning I was on a bus back to school pretending everything was fine. And when someone asked me if that was a cry for help, I say no, because I told no one."

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When Wentworth Miller outed himself as gay in response to an invite from a Russia film festival, he was inundated with messages of support for his public outing and for protesting the archaic anti-homosexuality legislation rife in the former communist country. After receiving praise from the likes Neil Patrick Harris, Ellen DeGeneres and Jesse Tyler Ferguson on Twitter, the latest star to tip their hat at Wentworth is White Collar star Matt Boomer.

Wentworth (L) has received praise from Boomer (R) for publicly outing himself in protest of Russian law

Boomer, who came out as a gay man in February 2012, was speaking to E! News when he discussed Wentworth's outing, describing it as a "bold" and "classy" move. He said, "Wow, I think its really bold and incredibly classy how he came out and did it. I am really proud of him. Its very reflective of his amazing character."

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Wentworth Miller, the 41-year-old star of Prison Break, has come out as gay in the most admirable way possible. Instead of doing it by tweet or even a statement via a publicist, Miller penned a letter to the St. Petersburg Film Festival, in which he declined being the guest of honor and even attending, due to the Russian government’s attitude towards LGBT men and women.

Miller's confirmation of his homosexuality was beside the point of his letter.

"I am deeply troubled by the current attitude toward and treatment of gay men and women by the Russian government," the text of Miller’s letter, made available by ABC News, reads. "The situation is in no way acceptable, and I cannot in good conscience participate in a celebratory occasion hosted by a country where people like myself are being systematically denied their basic right to live and love openly."

Continue reading: Russian Anti-LGBT Legislation Leads Wentworth Miller To Come Out As Gay