Thanks to my friend Jay I have added more outtakes from the photoshoot which Went did for August man magazine..

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– Photographed in 2014 August Man – September 2014

Rogue Pictures has released the first trailer for the upcoming horror film The Disappointments Room, starring Kate Beckinsale. You can view the trailer below!

Hoping to repair their failing marriage, Dana (Beckinsale) and Dave move, with their son Jeremy, into a dilapidated country manor near an aging Eastern seaboard town. In the course of renovating their new home, Dana discovers a small locked door in the corner of the attic that hadn’t appeared in the house’s blueprints. The ghost of a young girl appears and beckons her to open the door. But the spirits of those who protect the room’s terrifying secret return to make sure that the room remains closed forever.

Beckinsale is joined in the film by Mel Raido, Lucas Till (X-Men: First Class, the new MacGyver), and Gerald McRaney (House of Cards, Deadwood). The Flash and Prison Break star Wentworth Miller scripted the film, his second screenplay credit after 2013’s Stoker, which is directed by D.J. Caruso (Disturbia, Eagle Eye).

The Disappointments Room opens in theaters on September 9.

Source: http://www.comingsoon.net

Season 1 of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow jumps onto Blu-ray and DVD this week and just like the gang gathered up by Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill) to battle Vandal Savage (Casper Crump), this set has some super-powered extras behind it.

RELATED: DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Announces New Justice Society Heroes and Legion of Doom Villains

Included on the 2-disc BR set are a gag reel, the complete 2016 Comic-Con panel, a look at the making of the Jonah Hex episode and a tour of the Waverider, as well as featurettes on the various era’s visited by the Legends and how Rip’s crew came together.

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow on Blu-ray, Digital HD and DVD will be available for purchase Tuesday Aug. 23rd.

Source: http://www.tvinsider.com

Executive producers Aaron and Todd Helbing told E! News that episode 304 is an origin story of sorts for Mirror Master, played by Aquarius’ Grey Damon—and it’ll also mark the return of Wentworth Miller as Captain Cold.

“It’s kind of the origin of Mirror Master…We’re really excited,” said Aaron. Added Todd, “It’s the origin story of him, but it’s this struggle between Mirror Master and Captain Cold and you get to see who comes out on top.”

You’ll have to wait until the fall to find out who that is—but you should know that everyone on The Flash was very excited for Miller’s return. “We’re excited to have Wentworth back because he always brings this amazing presence,” said Aaron. Miller is the first DC TV actor to strike a unique deal that allows him to be a series regular on every CW superhero show: Flash, Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow and now Supergirl.

Source: http://www.eonline.com

I have added another part of screen captures from Season 2 of Prison Break.

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– Prison Break Screencaptures 2×11 > Bolshoi Booze
– Prison Break Screencaptures 2×12 > Disconnect
– Prison Break Screencaptures 2×13 > The Killing Box
– Prison Break Screencaptures 2×14 > John Doe

Michael and Lincoln are gearing up for their biggest escape yet in the latest look at the upcoming Prison Break revival.

For four seasons, Michael Scofield and Lincoln Burrows have faced prison, government conspiracies, and much more, but in a new preview for the upcoming event series, the actors promise that this will be their toughest challenge. “You can’t imagine a more dangerous situation to be in, but all is not as it seems,” Wentworth Miller says in teh trailer. “Breaking out of prison is just the beginning; we have to break out of the country itself.”

When the story picks up, Michael is presumed dead by his wife, Sara, and brother, Lincoln, but it turns out he’s very much alive and is being kept in a prison in Yemen on suspicion of terrorism. Upon hearing the news from T-Bag, Lincoln puts a plan in place to once again break his brother out of prison — with some help from old friends.

“All the people you loved from the original Prison Break will all play a very significant role in helping Michael and Lincoln get out of that country,” said executive producer Dawn Olmstead. The trailer offers glimpses of many Fox River alums, including the aforementioned T-Bag, as well as Sucre and C-Note.

Last month, EW talked to Miller about what’s been going on with Michael since his presumed death in the show’s final episode in 2009. “He’s walked a dark road,” said Miller. “In the years since we last saw him, he’s been a part of some deep, dark government-funded plots, and that’s left a mark on him. He is tortured by some of the things that he’s seen and that he’s participated in.”

Prison Break will return to Fox in early 2017. Watch the video above.

Source: http://emertainmentmonthly.com

It has been seven years since the fan-favorite FOX drama, Prison Break, ended its original run, but not a day goes by that fans don’t miss Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller), Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), Sara Tancredi (Sarah Wayne Callies) and the whole gang. Earlier this year, FOX announced that they would be bringing the fan-favorite TV show Prison Break back for nine episodes.

Prison Break follows Michael Scofield (Miller) as he tries to break his brother, Lincoln Burrows (Purcell) out of prison when he is sentenced to death for a crime he didn’t commit. Michael devises an elaborate plan to help Lincoln escape prison by getting incarcerated himself and breaking him out from the inside. Little do the brothers know that breaking out is just the beginning.

At SDCC 2016, Prison Break star Wentworth Miller chats about being Michael Scofield again, the timeless nature of Prison Break and much more!

Check out the full interview below!

Prison Break seems like one of the most unlikely shows to return. Not only have they already broken out of three prisons, but the end of the finale movie Prison Break: The Final Break was quite definitive for Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller). No sense spoiling it if you haven’t seen it yet, since now you know he’s back for a limited series next year anyway.

Miller was at San Diego Comic-Con for a panel on the upcoming 2017 event series return of Prison Break. We got to interview Miller in roundtables for the show. The series brings back Miller, Dominic Purcell, Sarah Wayne Callies, Robert Knepper, Rockmund Dunbar and Amaury Nolasco. It will air early in 2017 on Fox.

Given the definitive ending you gave Michael Scofield in the wrap-up movie The Final Break, did you ever expect you’d play him again?

I hadn’t given it much thought, but when I was reunited with Dominic on the set of The Flash, playing two different characters completely, we had such a good time. It was out of that conversation that we started to wonder, is there more story to tell? How is that justified? Could we do it in a way that was cool and satisfying? Then went to Fox and it turns out they’d been having a similar conversation on their end. The timing was right as it turned out.

Did the timing coincide with Captain Cold’s death on Legends of Tomorrow?

[Laughs] I’m not sure that the two were connected but we did have to work with the Legends hiatus. That was our one window in which to crank out these episodes. So we did everything we could in the time allowed.

How easy was it for you to get back into character?

It was easy, thank goodness, because going right from Legends to Prison Break, I did not have time to go back and watch the original 81 episodes. I just had to trust that Michael Scofield was in me somewhere. My first day on set there were a lot of extras and we had three different cameras swirling around. There was a lot to distract but all I had to do was look through the bars and pay attention to Dominic. That was somewhere to anchor as he has been, that relationship has been for a long time.

Do you feel more of a sense of closure for Michael? Would you like more episodes?

I feel like there could be more story. It really depends on is it worth telling? Is this something that can stand alongside the original, not feel like diminishing returns? I don’t think you can explore a character like Michael Scofield on the big screen. That can only be done on TV. I have such love and respect for that character that when Paul Scheuring first came to me and said, “There’s more. Would you be interested?” I think the answer is yes.

How is the new prison?

The new prison makes the original prison look like the Hilton. It is kill or be killed, danger around every corner. That is part of the excitement of the new series, that we’ve upped the stakes in every sense. In the original, the U.S. was our canvas. Our canvas is now global. The threat is international.

What has changed and what has remained the same about Prison Break?

I can’t speak to how it’s all been put together because I haven’t seen it, but Paul Scheuring who wrote the pilot and got the whole thing started, has a very edgy, topical feature sensibility. I trust that that would be infused in these new episodes. I think what fans can look forward to is more of the same, more of what they loved the first time. Themes of family, brotherhood, loyalty, sacrifice but with some interesting new twists and turns that feel very, very present day.

What is it about Michael Scofield that you respect so much?

Well, he certainly challenges me as an actor, physically, mentally, emotionally. Michael Scofield is a demanding part. He’s always MacGyvering something, being throttled or scurrying through a drain pipe. It’s a very active and proactive character. I like the fact that his struggle is human. He’s a good man trying to do good and in the process, does some not so great things. I think that’s what makes him identifiable and relatable on a human level, while still also having a slightly comic book-esque superhero quality where he can endure certain things that your average person could not. It’s one of the things that fans enjoy watching on screen is him go through these trials.

How has your relationship with Dominic evolved?

We have a natural rhythm and chemistry at this point that jus shows up organically in whatever relationship we’re meant to be playing on screen. It’s one of the things that serves as Captain Cold and Heatwave on Legends and The Flash. It’s certainly one of the things at the heart of the Prison Break experience.

What are the new tattoos, and what’s Michael’s relationship with his son?

I have a new set of tattoos. They’re central to the story. They’re used in a different way than they were the first time around. That much I can say. As far as the son that Michael has never met, it’s a source of ongoing pain and longing and angst for him to know that his child is out there somewhere and he’s never even held his son in his arms. We do tease in interesting ways how Michael Scofield’s son is definitely Michael Scofield’s son.

Are the tattoos less intensive than the full body work done on season one?

I thought it would be easier this time around because there are less of them, but we have to apply them every day as opposed to the original series, it was one application per episode. It actually worked out to be just as intensive a process.

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