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November 25th, 2008 by dancinglover

- Character Actor / Actress of Prison Break-

WENTWORTH MILLER

(Michael Scofield)

Wentworth Miller is a critically acclaimed actor whose credits span both television and feature film. In 2006 Miller was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series for his work on PRISON BREAK. Miller lives in Los Angeles. Wenworth Miller Biography

Date of Birth : 2 June 1972, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England, UK

Birth Name : Wentworth Earl Miller III

Nickname : Stinky,,Went,Miller

Height 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)

Mini Biography

Born in England, raised in Brooklyn, New York, and a graduate of Princeton University, Wentworth Miller is a compelling and critically acclaimed young actor whose credits span both television and feature film. Miller began his career in the industry on the other side of the camera. After graduating from college with a degree in English Literature, Miller headed to Los Angeles in the spring of 1995 to work in the development department of a small production company specializing in movies made for television. However, it wasn’t long before his desire to realize the acting ambitions of his childhood became undeniable. Within the next few years, he landed guest spots on a variety of shows including “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (1997), “ER” (1994) and “Popular” (1999). He also starred in the Hallmark “mega-series” “Dinotopia” (2002/I). Miller then segued to The Human Stain (2003), a feature film directed by Robert Benton and starring Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman. A movie examining questions of race, class and identity, it featured Hopkins as an embattled college professor struggling to conceal an incredible secret, with Miller playing the same character as a young man. Miller subsequently appeared in the movie Underworld (2003) and guest-starred on “Joan of Arcadia” (2003) and “Ghost Whisperer” (2005) before joining the cast of “Prison Break” (2005), a groundbreaking television series that’s quickly become an international phenomenon. Playing a structural engineer who gets himself thrown into the same prison where his brother is on death row in order to break his brother out, Miller was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama in 2006.

DOMINIC PURCELL

(Lincoln Burrows)

Dominic Purcell recently starred in the adventure/thriller “Primeval,” shot on location in South Africa. In the film, Purcell portrayed a member of a news team sent to capture and bring home a legendary 25-foot crocodile. During his hiatus from PRISON BREAK, Purcell completed filming the thriller “Town Creek,” directed by Joel Schumacher and scheduled for release this November. Purcell grew up in Australia and attended the prestigious Australian Theatre for Young People. After beginning his training there, he attended the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts alongside fellow actors Hugh Jackman and Frances O’Connor. After graduating, Purcell quickly landed a leading role on the Australian television series “Raw FM.” Soon thereafter, Purcell was cast as a nemesis in the feature film “Mission: Impossible II” starring Tom Cruise and directed by John Woo. Purcell’s additional feature credits include “Blade: Trinity” opposite Wesley Snipes, “Three-Way,” “Equilibrium” and “Visitors.” Purcell’s television credits include the title role in the FOX action-drama series “John Doe,” “First Daughter” opposite Mariel Hemingway and “Moby Dick” with Gregory Peck and Patrick Stewart. Purcell’s theater credits include “Antony and Cleopatra,” “Angels in America,” “The Pillars of Society” and “Romeo and Juliet.” Purcell lives in Orange County, CA. Dominic Purcell Biography

Name	Dominic Purcell (Dominic Haakon Myrtvedt Purcell)
Age	38
Height	6′ 1″ (185 cm)
Build	Athletic
Eye Color	Green
Hair Color	Brown - Dark
Date of Birth	February 17, 1970
Birthplace	Wallasey, Merseyside, England, UK
Star Sign	Aquarius
Nationality	Australia
Ethnicity	White
High School	Blaxland High (quit)
University	St Dominic`s College, Penrith Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA)
Occupation	Actor
Celebrity Index	Do
Claim to Fame	Prison Break

Dominic Haakon Myrtvedt Purcel (born February 17, 1972) is a British-born Australian actor most active in the United States. He is perhaps best known for his roles as the title character on John Doe and as Lincoln Burrows on Prison Break. Early life: Purcell was born in Wallasey, Merseyside, England, the eldest of five children. He moved to Sydney with his family when he was two, where he was raised by his father and Irish mother, Maureen, in the Western Suburbs. Purcell attended St Dominic`s College, Penrith. Purcell`s father, who had previously served in the Norwegian Merchant Navy, installed air-conditioning ducts for a living, but later separated from the family. Purcell`s paternal grandfather was from Bergen, and his paternal grandmother a New York-born Irish-American. His middle name Haakon and his other surname Myrtvedt are both Norwegian. After quitting his high school education at Blaxland High, Purcell was employed as a landscaper. Career: Although he never contemplated being an actor, and thought that “people in the arts - actors, ballet dancers, musicians, whatever - were weird”, he decided to try “that acting thing” on impulse. He applied and was accepted to the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) where Purcell studied alongside fellow actors, Hugh Jackman and Frances O`Connor. After graduating in 1996, Purcell obtained his first acting role as Granger Hutton, a leading role in the Australian television series Raw FM. After relocating to the United States, Purcell debuted on American television as the title character in John Doe in 2002. He got his first big break into mainstream stardom when he played the character of Drake in Blade: Trinity. Purcell`s theatre credits include Antony and Cleopatra, Angels in America, Romeo and Juliet and The Pillars of Society. Purcell currently has a starring role as Lincoln Burrows in the Fox network television drama series, Prison Break. He also guest-starred in a first season episode of House, Fidelity. Personal life: In 2000, he won a green card lottery and now resides in Los Angeles, California with his wife, Rebecca Williamson, and their four children: Joseph (b. 1999), Audrey (b. 2001), and twins Lily and Augustus (b. 2003). In 2006 and 2007 Purcell spent the Christmas period in Louth Village, Co. Louth, in Ireland, the home area of his mother and drew considerable attention in the local press. On October 21, 2007, Purcell and his wife Rebecca Williamson separated. On December 29, 2007 while driving to Strandhill, Co Sligo to go surfing, Purcell and his brother Damien were waved down by a woman carrying a child, who was choking to death. They saved the child`s life by performing CPR until the paramedics arrived. The sixteen month old baby - who made a full recovery - was choking after an onion ring became lodged in his throat.

AMAURY NOLASCO

(Fernando Sucre)

Amaury Nolasco, a native of Puerto Rico, studied biology full-time at the University of Puerto Rico. His plan to enroll in medical school and become a doctor was cut short when a director approached Nolasco and encouraged him to pursue acting. He was immediately cast in his first television commercial and began working consistently as an actor in Puerto Rico. Eventually, Nolasco moved to New York and studied at the American British Dramatic Arts School. Shortly thereafter, he guest-starred on several series including “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” “ER,” “The George Lopez Show,” “Eve” and “CSI: New York.” Nolasco landed his first major supporting role in the film “2 Fast 2 Furious” as “Orange Julius.” He went on to co-star in several more films including “Mr. 3000″ opposite Bernie Mac and “Benchwarmers” opposite Rob Schneider and David Spade. Most recently, Nolasco co-starred in Michael Bay’s “Transformers” and David Ayer’s “Street Kings” opposite Keanu Reeves, Forrest Whitaker and Hugh Laurie. This fall, Nolasco can be seen co-starring in “Armored” opposite Laurence Fishburne, Matt Dillon and Jean Reno, as well as “Max Payne” opposite Mark Wahlberg. Nolasco lives in Los Angeles. Amaury Nolasco Biography American actor Amaury Nolasco was born on December 24, 1970, in Puerto Rico, where he studied biology at the University of Puerto Rico. Soon after, he moved to the United States where he trained at the American British Dramatic Arts School and made his acting debut with an appearance on the television show “Arli$$.” He’s guest starred on the shows “CSI” and “ER,” and he is most known for his role as inmate Fernando Sucre on the FOX series “Prison Break.” Amaury’s film credits include roles in “2 Fast 2 Furious,” “Mr. 3000,” and as Carlos in the baseball comedy “Benchwarmers.” In his free time, Amaury lives in Los Angeles, and he enjoys playing golf and tennis. Puerto Rican born Amaury Nolasco had no intention of becoming an actor when he was studying biology at the University of Puerto Rico on the road to becoming a doctor, but a casting director who recruited him into an appearance in a commercial changed his plans, and within a few gigs he was hooked. He packed his bags and moved to New York, where he enrolled at the American-British-Dramatic-Arts School and began appearing on shows like CSI and ER. Within a few years, Nolasco had built up a resumé that made him more viable for substantial movie roles. In 2003, he landed a small part in 2 Fast 2 Furious, and in 2004 he scored a role in the Bernie Mac comedy Mr. 3000. These big breaks were nothing, however, compared to the job he got in 2005 when he was cast as series regular Fernando Sucre on the hit series Prison Break. On the heels of this success, Nolasco nabbed a supporting role in the David Spade comedy The Benchwarmers, but much more impressive was the role he signed up for later that year, joining the cast of the hotly anticipated big-screen version of Transformers, slated for release in 2007. Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide.

WILLIAM FICHTNER

(Alexander Mahone)

William Fichtner returns for his third season on PRISON BREAK. Fichtner was most recently seen on the big screen in the comedies “The Amateurs” co-starring Jeff Bridges and “Blades of Glory” with Will Ferrell. Previously, Fichtner co-starred in the Academy Award-winning film “Crash,” from writer-director Paul Haggis, for which he won a Screen Actors Guild Award for “Best Ensemble Cast in a Feature Film.” Fichtner also starred opposite Adam Sandler in the remake of the comedy “The Longest Yard.” Moving between television and feature films, Fichtner was also seen in the critically acclaimed film “Empire Falls” with Paul Newman and Ed Harris. Fichtner’s additional television credits include “The West Wing” and “Invasion.” Fichtner had two films premiere at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival: Rodrigo Garcia’s “Nine Lives” and DreamWorks’ “The Chumscrubber.” Additional film credits include Ridley Scott’s “Black Hawk Down”; “What’s The Worst Thing That Could Happen”; Wolfgang Peterson’s “The Perfect Storm”; “Drowning Mona”; “Ultraviolet” and “Equilibrium” for writer-director Kurt Wimmer; “Passion of Mind”; “Armageddeon”; Michael Mann’s “Heat”; “Contact”; Doug Liman’s “Go”; “Strange Days”; Steven Soderbergh’s “The Underneath”; “Switchback”; Agnieszka Holland’s “Julie Walking Home”; “The Settlement” alongside John C. Reilly; Kevin Spacey’s directorial debut, “Albino Alligator”; and the independent film “First Snow” with Guy Pearce. As a member of the Circle Repertory Theatre, Fichtner won critical acclaim for his role in “The Fiery Furnace,” directed by Norman Rene. He has also appeared on stage in “Raft of the Medusa” at the Minetta Lane Theatre, “The Years” at the Manhattan Theatre Club, “Clothes for a Summer Hotel” at the Williamstown Theatre festival and “Machinal” at The Public Theatre. Fichtner currently resides in Los Angeles. William Fichtner Biography An intense, versatile performer, William Fichtner emerged as a memorable character actor through his work with some of the most notable filmmakers of the 1990s and beyond. After his military brat childhood, Fichtner studied criminal justice in college before moving to New York City to shift his focus to acting. Fichtner got his first major acting job on the serial As the World Turns in 1988 and played bit parts in Spike Lee’s Malcolm X (1992) and Robert Redford’s Quiz Show (1994). Steven Soderbergh gave Fichtner his first substantial film role as a small town hood in the neo-noir The Underneath (1994). After supporting turns in Kathryn Bigelow’s Y2K fantasy Strange Days (1995) and Michael Mann’s stylish police saga Heat (1995), Fichtner earned kudos for his psychotic hit man in actor Kevin Spacey’s directorial debut Albino Alligator (1997). As a gentle blind scientist in Robert Zemeckis’ empyreal sci-fi adventure Contact (1997), Fichtner further revealed his considerable range; among the hip ensemble cast in Doug Liman’s time-bending rave comedy Go (1999), Fichtner managed to stand out with his humorously unsettling performance as a narcotics cop with an agenda. Fichtner finally achieved leading man status as one of Demi Moore’s amours in Passion of Mind (2000), but Alain Berliner’s first American effort failed at the box office. Moving easily between independent films and big-budget Hollywood, Fichtner next co-starred as one of the ill-fated swordfishermen in Wolfgang Petersen’s adaptation of The Perfect Storm (2000). Maintaining his prolific ways after The Perfect Storm’s success, and earning a place in ´´Vanity Fair’s 2001 photo spread of premier supporting actors, Fichtner took on a varied trio of roles in three major 2001 releases. After playing a small part as Josh Hartnett’s dad in Michael Bay’s overwrought 198 million disappointment Pearl Harbor (2001), Fichtner’s turn as a gay detective in the lumbering comedy What’s the Worst That Could Happen? (2001) was one of the bright spots in an otherwise disposable movie. Back in his no-nonsense manhood style, Fichtner then appeared as a master sergeant involved in the troubled 1993 mission in Somalia in Ridley Scott’s Oscar bait military drama Black Hawk Down (2001).

After the ensemble carnage of Black Hawk Down, Fichtner moved to the small screen for a starring role as one of two maverick ER doctors in the ABC medical drama MDs (2002). A competitive time slot and poor reviews, however, hampered MDs’ ratings. Though his foray into series television stumbled, Fichtner continued to rack up movie credits, appearing alongside Christian Bale and Emily Watson in the dystopian science fiction thriller Equilibrium (2002). Lucia Bozzola, All Movie Guide.

ROBERT KNEPPER

(Theodore Bagwell)

A fan-favorite in the role of Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell, Robert Knepper will next be starring in “Transporter 3,” opposite Jason Statham and was most recently seen on the big screen in the feature film adaptation of “Hitman.” Knepper’s additional feature film credits include “Good Night, and Good Luck,” “Hostage,” “Species III,” “Swatters” and “Love & Sex,” as well as “Young Guns II,” “Renegades,” “That’s Life” and “Wild Thing.” On television, Knepper has had recurring roles on the series “Carnivale,” “Thieves,” “Haunted” and “Presidio Med.” He has guest-starred on series such as “ER,” “The West Wing” and “Getting Out.” Knepper also starred in the mini-series, “Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot.” Knepper owes his acting career in large part to his mother, who, when he was a child, worked in the props department for a community theater in Fremont, OH. This involvement sparked Knepper’s interest in the arts, leading him to work in community theater and high school productions. He went on to study drama at Northwestern University. Knepper lives in Los Angeles. Robert Knepper Biography Robert Lyle Knepper (born July 8, 1959) is an American actor. He currently has a starring role as Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell in the Fox network’s drama series, Prison Break for which he was nominated for a Satellite Award. He also appeared in the film Hitman as Yuri, chief of the Russian secret service (FSB).

Early life

Born in Fremont, Ohio, Knepper was interested in acting from an early age due to his mother’s involvement at a community theater. He was raised in Maumee, Ohio near Toledo by his mother and father, who was a veterinarian. Knepper spent many years of his youth working in the community theater and high school productions. After graduating from Maumee High School in 1977, he attended Northwestern University to study drama. During this time, Knepper also obtained professional roles in plays in Chicago. Nearing the completion of his degree, Knepper quit Northwestern and went to New York City, where he continued to work in theater.^[1] Although Knepper never intended to work in film and television projects, he began his television and film career in 1986 with The Paper Chase and That’s Life!.

Career

Making his feature film debut in Blake Edwards‘ That’s Life, Knepper’s additional feature-film credits include Woody Allen’s Everyone Says I Love You, D.O.A., Renegades, Young Guns II, Gas Food Lodging, Hostage and Good Night and Good Luck. Knepper has also made numerous television guest appearances on series such as Law & Order, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, La Femme Nikita, New York Undercover, Tour of Duty, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Voyager, ER, L.A. Law, Profiler, South Beach, Murder, She Wrote, CSI: Miami and The West Wing. He starred in the 2007 film adaption of the Hitman game series, and is currently a main character on Prison Break, where he plays “Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell“, his biggest role yet.

Personal life

Knepper presently resides in Dallas, Texas with his wife Tori and son Ben. His current busy filming schedule reportedly takes time away from his son Ben. To help deal with this problem, Robert draws and faxes a cartoon, on the set of Prison Break, to his 5-year-old son every day. He also has a stepson named Peter. Knepper was spotted holidaying in Tokyo, Japan, in May 2008 with his wife.

WADE WILLAIMS

(Brad Bellick)

Wade Williams has had a prolific career in television, film and theatrical productions. On the big screen, he has appeared in such features as “Jarhead,” “Collateral,” “Ali” and “Erin Brockovich.” His television appearances include “Over There,” “Six Feet Under,” 24, “NYPD Blue,” “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” and the recurring role of “Father Cronin” on “The Bernie Mac Show.” Williams, who has two sisters and one brother, was born and raised in Atlanta, and went to high school and college in Tulsa, OK. Although he had a passion for drama and music, he graduated high school intending to study medicine at the University of Tulsa. However, after signing up for voice lessons, Williams changed his career plans. He complemented his bachelor’s degree in Theatrical Studies with an MFA in Acting from Rutgers’ Mason Gross School of the Arts, where he studied under William Esper. Upon graduation, Williams landed a job with Joseph Papp at the New York Shakespeare Festival. He debuted at the Delicort Theatre in Central Park in “The Taming of the Shrew” with Morgan Freeman and Tracey Ullman, and appeared in “Richard III” with Denzel Washington. Williams performed on Broadway in “Les Misérables” and “Guys and Dolls,” in addition to touring nationally in productions such as “Kiss of the Spiderwoman” with Chita Rivera, “Ragtime” and “Showboat.” Williams and his wife now live in Los Angeles with their lovely daughter. His fascination with the arts and music extends to photography, songwriting and playing the harmonica, guitar, banjo and fiddle. Williams’ adventurous side takes him to the mountains, where he enjoys hiking and mountain biking. Wade Wilaims Biography Wade Andrew Williams (born December 24, 1961) is an American actor who had a starring role as Brad Bellick on Fox’s television series Prison Break.

Personal life

Williams and his three siblings were born in Georgia, and later moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma. As a youth, Williams was interested in drama and music, beginning at church, but he did not intend to pursue acting as a career. After high school, Williams planned to take pre-med coursework at the University of Tulsa (TU). His interest in music and drama never waned and eventually he changed career paths. Williams completed his bachelor’s degree in theatrical studies at TU and later obtained a Master of Fine Arts in acting from the Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts, where he studied under William Esper. Williams lives in Texas with his wife and daughter. While at the University of Tulsa he starred in the play “Sweeney Todd”.

Career

Williams began his acting career at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park in The Taming of the Shrew with Morgan Freeman and Tracy Ullman. Williams also had a role with Denzel Washington in Richard III. Williams then continued with performances on and off Broadway and toured nationally in productions such as Guys and Dolls, Les Miserables, Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Ragtime, and Showboat. His film credits include Flicka, Jarhead, Collateral, Ali, and Erin Brockovich. Additionally, Williams has also appeared on television in series such as Charmed, Over There, Six Feet Under, Prison Break, 24, NYPD Blue, CSI and as Father Cronin on The Bernie Mac Show.

Dr. Sara Tancredi

Sarah Wayne Callies

Sarah Wayne Callies has quickly established herself as a talent to watch. Callies starred opposite Josh Holloway and Dule Hill in Stewart Hendler’s thriller “Whisper,” a film about a kidnapping in a small New England town. Her television credits include the role of “Officer Jane Porter” on “Tarzan” and a recurring role on “Queens Supreme” with Oliver Platt. She has also appeared on “Law & Order: SVU,” “Numb3rs” and Dragnet.” Callies earned an MFA degree from the National Theatre Conservatory and resides with her family in Los Angeles. Sarah Wayne Callies Biography Actress Sarah Wayne Callies was born on June 1, 1977, in La Grange, Illinois, but she moved to Honolulu, Hawaii, where she graduated from Punahou High School in 1995. Sarah also graduated from Dartmouth University and received a Master in Fine Arts degree from Denver’s National Theatre Conservatory. She made her first television appearance on “Queens Supreme” and had her first starring role as detective Jane Porter on the short-lived TV series “Tarzan.” Later Sarah went on to have guest roles on “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Dragnet,” and “Numb3rs,” but she is best known for her role as Dr. Sara Tancredi on the Fox hit show “Prison Break.” Sarah splits her time between New York City and Toronto, and when she’s not working she enjoys spending time with her husband, playing chess and cooking. After a number of small roles on various television shows, Hawaiian-raised actress Sarah Wayne Callies gained prominence in 2005 as one of the leads on Fox’s hit drama Prison Break. She parlayed the show’s success into supporting roles in the feature adaptation of The Celestine Prophecy (2006) and the thriller Whisper (2007). Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide PRISON BREAK EPISODE GUIDE 1th Season - 4th Season

1. Season 1, Ep 1: Pilot

9.476 Reviews

Michael Scofield, a structural engineer, attempts to rob a bank in order to get incarcerated at Fox River State Penitentiary, where his brother Lincoln Burrows, accused of murdering the Vice President’s brother, is scheduled to be executed. At Fox River, Michael approaches a number of inmates, all of whom play an important role in his plan to free his brother from the inside. Meanwhile, Secret Service Agents Kellerman and Hale are determined to make sure the execution goes through as planned. Lincoln’s son, LJ, gets into trouble. Aired: 8/29/2005

2. Season 1, Ep 2: Allen

9.333 Reviews

Michael seeks the help of his fellow prison inhabitants to execute his escape plans. Racial tensions escalate inside the prison. Aired: 8/29/2005

3. Season 1, Ep 3: Cell Test

9.228 Reviews

When Michael reveals his escape plan to Sucre, Sucre chooses to be no part of it, and requests a cell transfer. Michael gets a new cellmate called Haywire. Aired: 9/5/2005

4. Season 1, Ep 4: Cute Poison

9.337 Reviews

Veronica uncovers new information regarding Lincoln’s case and decides she wants to work on the case full-time. When no one wants to help her, an attorney named Nick Savrinn offers his assistance and the two of them visit Lincoln. Michael’s new cellmate, Haywire, causes problems with the escape plans. Aired: 9/12/2005

5. Season 1, Ep 5: English, Fitz or Percy

9.442 Reviews

Kellerman and Hale blackmail Warden Pope. Michael finds out he might get out of Fox River earlier than anticipated. Veronica becomes uncertain of her allies. Aired: 9/19/2005

6. Season 1, Ep 6: Riots, Drills and the Devil (1)

9.669 Reviews

Michael creates a lockdown by sabotaging the air conditioning in order to execute his breakout plan and unintentionally causes a riot that gets Sara into huge trouble. Meanwhile, an ex-con is blackmailed into seeing to that Lincoln is killed. Aired: 9/26/2005

7. Season 1, Ep 7: Riots, Drills and the Devil (2)

9.548 Reviews

While the riot intensifies, Abruzzi and Sucre join forces. Michael must decide whether or not to save the life of Dr. Tancredi. Aired: 10/3/2005

Special.Season 1, Ep 7: Behind the Walls

9.110 Reviews

A special episode, summing up the past episodes, including behind the scenes footage and cast commentaries. Aired: 10/11/2005

8. Season 1, Ep 8: The Old Head

9.439 Reviews

Michael finds out a storeroom fundamental to his escape plans has been converted into a break room. Veronica and Nick are being threatened, so they go to Nick’s place which is off the radar of the Secret Service. Aired: 10/24/2005

9. Season 1, Ep 9: Tweener

9.434 Reviews

Abruzzi’s demotion in the prison hierachy puts the entire escape plan at risk. Michael finds himself in the uneviable position of trying to protect T-Bag’s new “fish” and facing the threat of T-Bag exposing the plan to the guards. The inmates dig themselves into a hole. Aired: 10/31/2005

10. Season 1, Ep 10: Sleight of Hand

9.530 Reviews

Abruzzi struggles to get his crew back to PI. He tries to convince Michael to reveal Fibonacci’s whereabouts to Falzone. Agents Kellerman and Hale receive some professional help for their search, as the Vice President isn’t satisfied about their progress so far. An inmate becomes suspicious of the escapees’ work in the break room. Steadman’s money trail leads Veronica and Nick to a surprising discovery. Aired: 11/7/2005

11. Season 1, Ep 11: And Then There Were 7

9.521 Reviews

Michael gets a visit from his wife, much to everyone’s surprise. She brings him what appears to be a credit card, but is in fact something entirely different. Bellick does some research after seeing Michael’s wife, whom he thinks looks familiar. Michael learns that his watch has been stolen by a guard, and he must enlist the help of an inmate in order to get it back. In the woods, Veronica, LJ and Nick are threatened by Quinn, who is determined to find out who else knows about the conspiracy. Aired: 11/14/2005

12. Season 1, Ep 12: Odd Man Out

9.422 Reviews

After learning all the escapees can’t make it over the prison wall, the group decides to get rid of T-Bag. T-Bag has a plan of his own that doesn’t involve him staying inside. His “insurance”, however, is too obvious for Abruzzi, who takes action to undermine it. Sucre gets some news from Maricruz. Aired: 11/21/2005

13. Season 1, Ep 13: End of the Tunnel

9.540 Reviews

A bleeding Abruzzi is transported to a hospital. With Lincoln’s execution scheduled for the following day, Veronica comes out of hiding to contact him and gains an ally. Kellerman makes the ultimate sacrifice to preserve the conspiracy. Michael looks for a way to get Lincoln out of solitary confinement in time for the escape that evening. The PI crew gets a prolonged stay in the break room they’re renovating as they prepare to attempt their escape. Aired: 11/28/2005

14. Season 1, Ep 14: The Rat

9.451 Reviews

Michael and the other prisoners attempt to return to their cells without being detected. Veronica and Nick take Lincoln’s case before a judge. Sara asks her dad, the governor, to review Lincoln’s case. Michael tries to postpone the execution by fiddling with the chair’s wirings. Aired: 3/20/2006

15. Season 1, Ep 15: By the Skin and the Teeth

9.330 Reviews

As Lincoln is about to be executed, he sees his father in the viewing room. A phone call from Judge Kessler delays the execution. After reviewing the newly surfaced evidence, the judge orders the exhumation of Steadman’s body. Michael creates a new, more dangerous, break-out plan, involving going through the prison yard. An accident puts Michael’s new plan in danger. Aired: 3/27/2006

16. Season 1, Ep 16: Brother’s Keeper

9.365 Reviews

Flashbacks shed light on the past actions that led to the incarceration of Lincoln, Sucre, T-Bag and C-Note. The basis of Michael’s ingenious break-out plan is revealed. Dr. Tancredi recalls how she ended up in Fox River State Penitentiary. Aired: 4/3/2006

17. Season 1, Ep 17: J-Cat

9.432 Reviews

Lincoln is worried about Michael’s sanity while Michael has trouble remembering some parts of the prison schematics. Sucre has to conceal the hole in the guard’s break room. Warden Pope transfers Michael to solitary after he declines his request. Aired: 4/10/2006

18. Season 1, Ep 18: Bluff

9.527 Reviews

In an effort to recreate the missing piece of the tattoo, Michael gets transferred to the psych ward, seeking the help of Haywire. T-Bag and C-Note have to join forces. Aired: 4/17/2006

19. Season 1, Ep 19: The Key

9.539 Reviews

Michael must get the key to the infirmary and enlist the help of an old face, while Lincoln learns the identity of his kidnapper and another inmate learns of the escape. Aired: 4/24/2006

20. Season 1, Ep 20: Tonight

9.650 Reviews

Westmoreland wants Michael to speed up the planned escape, and Bellick gets one step closer to unraveling it. Michael has to decide whether to involve Sara in the breakout plan. Tweener’s devotion is put to a test. Veronica finds out that her ally has a connection to an inmate serving time at Fox River. Aired: 5/1/2006

21. Season 1, Ep 21: Go

9.793 Reviews

Everyone’s ready to make their escapes across the high wire. Veronica and Nick realize they may be in over their heads. Agent Kellerman helps Vice President Reynolds calm down before her debate. Aired: 5/8/2006

22. Season 1, Ep 22: Flight

9.2129 Reviews

As the escape is in progress, Warden Pope and Captain Bellick begin a search to detain the escapees. Michael and company struggle to reach the airfield as the police is hot on their heels. Veronica discovers a major piece of evidence that could prove Lincoln’s innocence. The Vice President is worried about losing her authority. Aired: 5/15/2006

23. Season 2, Ep 1: Manhunt

9.3126 Reviews

Eight hours have passed since the escape. Michael, Lincoln, Sucre, C-Note and Abruzzi continue to evade their pursuers. Bellick is forced to relinquish command of the search party to FBI Special Agent Alexander Mahone whose ingenious approach makes Michael’s life as a fugitive harder. As a result from her overdose, Dr. Tancredi is in critical condition. A short-handed T-Bag faces the ultimate challenge. Aired: 8/21/2006

24. Season 2, Ep 2: Otis

9.169 Reviews

Mahone tries to lure the brothers by targeting an imprisoned LJ. Sucre, Abruzzi and C-Note have a plan of their own, but only to break free of their pursuers. Meanwhile, Bellick and Warden Pope feel the heat following their unsuccessful attempts to capture the escapees. Tweener infiltrates a bunch of college students on their way to spring break. Aired: 8/28/2006

25. Season 2, Ep 3: Scan

9.356 Reviews

Michael and a wounded Lincoln try to outmaneuver Mahone, who is hot on their trail. Sara gets a surprise visit to her bedside. Following his termination, Bellick recruits a resolute partner to aid in his quest to get the escapees behind bars. Sucre and C-Note head out for their family reunions-regardless of being observed by the authorities. Aired: 9/4/2006

26. Season 2, Ep 4: First Down

9.449 Reviews

Bellick sets out to find the money stolen by Westmoreland during the 1971 skyjacking. Kellerman targets Sara, who receives a long-awaited phone call. T-Bag gets a ride from an unsuspecting family. Abruzzi resumes the search for Fibonacci to settle the scores once and for all. Aired: 9/11/2006

27. Season 2, Ep 5: Map 1213

9.351 Reviews

Michael and Lincoln are eager to locate the Double K ranch where Westmoreland hid his millions. Sucre goes to Las Vegas to prevent Maricruz from marrying his cousin Hector. C-Note gets on a train. Mahone is given an important package. Aired: 9/18/2006

28. Season 2, Ep 6: Subdivision

9.243 Reviews

Mahone takes an interest in the story of DB Cooper. In their quest to find Westmoreland’s treasure, Michael and Lincoln travel house-to-house in Utah. Haywire’s journey outside the prison walls continues. Sucre bumps into an acquaintance. Aired: 9/25/2006

29. Season 2, Ep 7: Buried

9.267 Reviews

Michael, Sucre, T-Bag and C-Note claim the hidden treasure. An anxious Lincoln risks everything to get to LJ. Kellerman rethinks where his loyalties lie after Sara gets to The Company’s hit list. Mahone resorts to deadly force to get the truth out of Tweener. Aired: 10/2/2006

30. Season 2, Ep 8: Dead Fall

9.350 Reviews

In his efforts to try to get hold of all of the money Sucre runs into some unexpected difficulties. Bellick and his partner have not given up on finding their old inmates. Aired: 10/23/2006

31. Season 2, Ep 9: Unearthed

9.436 Reviews

In an effort to learn more about his pursuer Michael cozies up to Mahone’s wife. L.J. and Lincoln have a bumpy road-trip. T-Bag receives a surprise, and C-Note’s wife must choose between her daughter and husband. Aired: 10/30/2006

32. Season 2, Ep 10: Rendezvous

9.444 Reviews

As Michael reunites with Sara, Mahone and Kellerman strive to make sure they stay apart. On the road with LJ, Lincoln meets his father. Sucre tries to contact Maricruz. T-Bag has a reunion of his own. Aired: 11/6/2006

33. Season 2, Ep 11: Bolshoi Booze

9.446 Reviews

As Lincoln tries to reunite with Michael, he has to say goodbye to another loved one. Michael attempts to obtain a getaway plane. T-Bag gets revenge. Sara and Kellerman face-off. Aired: 11/13/2006

34. Season 2, Ep 12: Disconnect

9.445 Reviews

With Mahone on their trail, Michael, Lincoln, their father, and Sucre make a run for the getaway plane. Michael’s reunion with his father sheds light on his difficult childhood. The women in Bellick and Kellerman’s lives coerce their men to confess their sins. A medical emergency forces C-Note to risk it all. Aired: 11/20/2006

35. Season 2, Ep 13: The Killing Box

9.6103 Reviews

Bellick is anything but happy about his sudden homecoming-to Fox River. Elsewhere, Michael and Lincoln might face a homecoming of their own. Mahone and Kellerman use everything they have to make certain that Michael and Lincoln do not get through their road trip alive. Sucre’s getaway plane encounters some difficulties. T-Bag closes in on Mrs. Hollander. Aired: 11/27/2006

Special.Season 2, Ep 13: The Road to Freedom

9.14 Reviews

A special episode, recapping the second season episodes, including behind the scenes footage and cast interviews. Aired: 1/8/2007

36. Season 2, Ep 14: John Doe

9.257 Reviews

Bellick gets a taste of the medicine he gave out when he was the captain at Fox River. Agent Mahone’s ex-wife makes another appearance, as Mahone is forced to make a difficult decision. Kellerman reveals his motivation for aiding the escape. T-Bag rekindles an old romance. Aired: 1/22/2007

37. Season 2, Ep 15: The Message

9.340 Reviews

In Mexico, Sucre gets a car but gets in trouble with the police. Bellick has more trouble as prisoners who suffered under him want revenge. Aired: 1/29/2007

38. Season 2, Ep 16: Chicago

9.359 Reviews

C-Note gets into a tricky situation when a robber holds up the diner he is in. Michael, Lincoln and Kellerman get closer to revealing the conspiracy with the help of Sara. Mahone recruits Bellick. Aired: 2/5/2007

39. Season 2, Ep 17: Bad Blood

9.358 Reviews

Michael and Sara request Henry Pope’s help in retrieving the information that could possibly exonerate Lincoln. Mahone pins down an escapee. Sucre discovers a new threat while hitchhiking to reunite with Maricruz. T-Bag brings the Hollander family to his home. Aired: 2/19/2007

40. Season 2, Ep 18: Wash

9.350 Reviews

T-Bag digs deep and finds his ‘nice-side’ with the help of a psychiatrist. Michael, Lincoln, and Sara get their hands on evidence needed to clear Lincoln, while Kellerman is close to finding the President. Aired: 2/26/2007

41. Season 2, Ep 19: Sweet Caroline

9.457 Reviews

An unlikely alliance forms between Bellick and Sucre while Michael is determined to face the president. T-Bag gets into some trouble when he loses his luggage. C-Note faces major consequences after some of his actions. Aired: 3/5/2007

42. Season 2, Ep 20: Panama

9.254 Reviews

Sara sacrifices herself for the safety of Michael so the brothers can get on with their final plan to attain freedom, but their plan gets ’shipwrecked’. Meanwhile, Bellick blackmails Sucre to partner up as T-Bag’s streak of murder continues to the south of the border. Aired: 3/19/2007

43. Season 2, Ep 21: Fin Del Camino

9.254 Reviews

The day has finally come for Sara’s trial. Michael is determined to stop T-Bag’s reign of terror. Bellick is money hungry and will do whatever it takes to hunt down T-Bag. Kellerman decides his fate while Lincoln and Mahone square off. Aired: 3/26/2007

44. Season 2, Ep 22: Sona

8.9146 Reviews

Michael tries to save his brother and himself from the unstoppable Mahone. Kellerman’s testimony at Sara’s trial proves different from what was expected. Sucre puts everything on the line to save Maricruz. Just like old times, T-Bag and Bellick are at it again. Aired: 4/2/2007

45. Season 3, Ep 1: Orientación

9.2120 Reviews

Now locked up in a Panamanian prison known as Sona, Michael, T-Bag, Bellick, and Mahone try to find a way out. Much to their devastation, they soon find out that the prison has been abandoned by the authorities because of the immense threat from the vile inmates. Michael searches for an inmate named Whistler in the prison sewers. As Lincoln is puzzled by Sara’s sudden disappearance, he learns that LJ has gotten into some trouble. Aired: 9/17/2007

46. Season 3, Ep 2: Fire/Water

9.283 Reviews

Michael and Mahone try to lure Whistler out of his hiding place. T-Bag gains some upward momentum in the prison hierarchy as the water supply is running low. Lincoln meets familiar and not so familiar faces on his quest to free Michael.

Aired: 9/24/2007

47. Season 3, Ep 3: Call Waiting

9.271 Reviews

Whistler tells the truth to Michael. Michael tries to get in touch with Sara, but the only phone is in Lechero’s quarters, so he has to rely on T-Bag’s help. Mahone battles his addiction. Bellick steps on some toes. Aired: 10/1/2007

48. Season 3, Ep 4: Good Fences

8.7106 Reviews

After taking delivery of a package from The Company, Lincoln realizes that they are deadly serious. Michael’s new break out plan relies on electricity. Haywire is back from the dead, haunting a disoriented Mahone. Bellick and T-Bag get special attention from Lechero. Aired: 10/8/2007

49. Season 3, Ep 5: Interference

9.151 Reviews

A new inmate named Tyge is brought to Sona. After he seemingly recognizes Whistler, Michael’s doubts arise. T-Bag enters a new area of commerce. Lincoln goes to the seaside with Sofia. Sucre takes over the side-business of his predecessor. Aired: 10/22/2007

50. Season 3, Ep 6: Photo Finish

9.349 Reviews

Michael threatens to cancel the escape plan unless he sees proof that Sara is still alive. Whistler is accused of murdering an inmate and it is up to Michael to prove his innocence and save his life. Lincoln and Sofia help in monitoring the morning guards. Mahone may have another way to get out of Sona. Aired: 11/5/2007

51. Season 3, Ep 7: Vamonos

9.451 Reviews

Everything goes wrong for Michael as he tries to create a diversion. Lincoln tries to outsmart Susan. Sucre offers his assistance to Lincoln. Aired: 11/5/2007

52. Season 3, Ep 8: Bang & Burn

9.462 Reviews

Susan jeopardizes Michael’s life as she puts her own escape plan into motion. Whistler’s past catches up to his girlfriend. The Company goes after Lincoln and Sucre. Justice prevails for Mahone. Lechero sheds light into an empty tunnel. Aired: 11/12/2007

52. Season 3, Ep 8: Bang & Burn

9.462 Reviews

Susan jeopardizes Michael’s life as she puts her own escape plan into motion. Whistler’s past catches up to his girlfriend. The Company goes after Lincoln and Sucre. Justice prevails for Mahone. Lechero sheds light into an empty tunnel. Aired: 11/12/2007

54. Season 3, Ep 10: Dirt Nap

9.448 Reviews

Lechero’s demotion devastates Michael’s breakout plan as Sammy takes the reigns at Sona. T-Bag forces Bellick to fight in the ring where the odds are stacked heavily against him. Lincoln and Sucre have some surprise fireworks set for Susan. Aired: 1/21/2008

55. Season 3, Ep 11: Under & Out

9.459 Reviews

Michael’s escape may be in jeopardy because of heavy rain. T-Bag and Lechero join forces, while Bellick hopes to do the same with Mahone. Aired: 2/4/2008

56. Season 3, Ep 12: Hell or High Water

9.569 Reviews

Michael, Whistler, McGrady and Mahone make their break from Sona. But Mahone seems like the odd man out along the way. Aired: 2/11/2008

57. Season 3, Ep 13: The Art of the Deal

9.459 Reviews

Michael and Lincoln are left with no choice but to hand Whistler over in exchange to save LJ and Sofia. A familiar face enters Sona while another inmate leaves. Aired: 2/18/2008

58. Season 4, Ep 1: Scylla

8.371 Reviews

Michael has trailed Gretchen/Susan, Whistler and Mahone to L.A. Chaos reigns in SONA while T-Bag, Bellick and Sucre go missing. Lincoln and L.J. continue to stay with Sofia. Aired: 9/1/2008

59. Season 4, Ep 2: Breaking and Entering

8.648 Reviews

Michael, Lincoln and the others get a new team member, Roland, and work to copy the data card. Wyatt continues his quest to find the brothers. T-Bag makes his way north. Aired: 9/1/2008

60. Season 4, Ep 3: Shut Down

8.728 Reviews

Michael attempts to track the cardholder and avoid going back to prison. Wyatt finds new information regarding Sara’s whereabouts. T-Bag uses a new identity to make a new life for himself. Aired: 9/8/2008

61. Season 4, Ep 4: Eagles and Angels

9.125 Reviews

Michael and the others track another cardholder to a consulate. T-Bag arrives in LA and runs into Michael and Lincoln. Wyatt also makes it to LA, in an effort to locate Sara. Bruce’s body is discovered. Aired: 9/15/2008

62. Season 4, Ep 5: Safe and Sound

9.227 Reviews

Self locates another card, hidden in a safe within a secure federal building. Mahone continues his quest for revenge. T-Bag’s new life may be in jeopardy. Aired: 9/22/2008

63. Season 4, Ep 6: Blow Out

9.221 Reviews

The entire operation may be in jeopardy when Mahone gets into trouble with the law. Gretchen’s sister receives a surprise visitor. The Company may be onto Self. T-Bag continues to raise suspicions at Gate. Aired: 9/29/2008

64. Season 4, Ep 7: Five The Hard Way

9.226 Reviews

Lincoln, Sara, Sucre and Roland travel to Las Vegas in order to retrieve the next card. Gretchen recruits T-Bag. Wyatt has plans for Self. Aired: 10/6/2008

65. Season 4, Ep 8: The Price

9.321 Reviews

Lincoln works to retrieve the final card, which is being held by the General. Michael and Self are forced to work with Gretchen. Meanwhile, Roland continues to be berated for losing the transcribing device in Las Vegas. Aired: 10/20/2008

66. Season 4, Ep 9: Greatness Achieved

9.319 Reviews

Michael, Lincoln, Sucre and Bellick tunnel into the Company’s headquarters. Gretchen meets with the General. Michael’s condition continues to deteriorate. The police question T-Bag regarding Andy’s disappearance. Wyatt propositions Sara while Mahone awaits his shot at his son’s killer. Aired: 11/3/2008

67. Season 4, Ep 10: The Legend

9.316 Reviews

Sara is left with no choice but to take Michael to the hospital as his condtion rapidly worsens. Sucre and Lincoln are faced with unknown territory as they are left in charge of the operation. Agent Self makes a surprising ally. Aired: 11/10/2008

68. Season 4, Ep 11: Quiet Riot

9.324 Reviews

Michael risks his life by breaking into the Company headquarters along with the others. Gretchen tries to get the last card with a meeting with the general. Trishanne’s days may be numbered. Aired: 11/17/2008

69. Season 4, Ep 12: Selfless

9.611 Reviews

Sara takes a hostage in a bid to secure Scylla. Michael and Lincoln finally meet the General while one of their members switches allegiance. Aired: 11/24/2008

70. Season 4, Ep 13: Deal Or No Deal

9.7 Reviews

The General works to regain Scylla. T-Bag gets a new partner. Michael and Lincoln have an important meeting. Aired: 12/1/2008

71. Season 4, Ep 14: Just Business

9.6 Reviews

Gretchen and Self wind up with Scylla (and a buyer). Michael battles with the Company for Scylla. Mahone asks some familiar faces for help. T-Bag takes a couple of hostages. Aired: 12/8/2008

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Date of Birth : 2 June 1972, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England, UK

Nickname : Stinky,,Went,Miller

Mini Biography

Early life

Career

Personal life

Personal life

Career

Dr. Sara Tancredi

Sarah Wayne Callies

1. Season 1, Ep 1: Pilot

2. Season 1, Ep 2: Allen

3. Season 1, Ep 3: Cell Test

4. Season 1, Ep 4: Cute Poison

5. Season 1, Ep 5: English, Fitz or Percy

6. Season 1, Ep 6: Riots, Drills and the Devil (1)

7. Season 1, Ep 7: Riots, Drills and the Devil (2)

Special.Season 1, Ep 7: Behind the Walls

8. Season 1, Ep 8: The Old Head

9. Season 1, Ep 9: Tweener

10. Season 1, Ep 10: Sleight of Hand

11. Season 1, Ep 11: And Then There Were 7

12. Season 1, Ep 12: Odd Man Out

13. Season 1, Ep 13: End of the Tunnel

14. Season 1, Ep 14: The Rat

15. Season 1, Ep 15: By the Skin and the Teeth

16. Season 1, Ep 16: Brother’s Keeper

17. Season 1, Ep 17: J-Cat

18. Season 1, Ep 18: Bluff

19. Season 1, Ep 19: The Key

20. Season 1, Ep 20: Tonight

21. Season 1, Ep 21: Go

22. Season 1, Ep 22: Flight

23. Season 2, Ep 1: Manhunt

24. Season 2, Ep 2: Otis

25. Season 2, Ep 3: Scan

26. Season 2, Ep 4: First Down

27. Season 2, Ep 5: Map 1213

28. Season 2, Ep 6: Subdivision

29. Season 2, Ep 7: Buried

30. Season 2, Ep 8: Dead Fall

31. Season 2, Ep 9: Unearthed

32. Season 2, Ep 10: Rendezvous

33. Season 2, Ep 11: Bolshoi Booze

34. Season 2, Ep 12: Disconnect

35. Season 2, Ep 13: The Killing Box

Special.Season 2, Ep 13: The Road to Freedom

36. Season 2, Ep 14: John Doe

37. Season 2, Ep 15: The Message

38. Season 2, Ep 16: Chicago

39. Season 2, Ep 17: Bad Blood

40. Season 2, Ep 18: Wash

41. Season 2, Ep 19: Sweet Caroline

42. Season 2, Ep 20: Panama

43. Season 2, Ep 21: Fin Del Camino

44. Season 2, Ep 22: Sona

45. Season 3, Ep 1: Orientación

46. Season 3, Ep 2: Fire/Water

47. Season 3, Ep 3: Call Waiting

48. Season 3, Ep 4: Good Fences

49. Season 3, Ep 5: Interference

50. Season 3, Ep 6: Photo Finish

51. Season 3, Ep 7: Vamonos

52. Season 3, Ep 8: Bang & Burn

52. Season 3, Ep 8: Bang & Burn

54. Season 3, Ep 10: Dirt Nap

55. Season 3, Ep 11: Under & Out

56. Season 3, Ep 12: Hell or High Water

57. Season 3, Ep 13: The Art of the Deal

58. Season 4, Ep 1: Scylla

59. Season 4, Ep 2: Breaking and Entering

60. Season 4, Ep 3: Shut Down

61. Season 4, Ep 4: Eagles and Angels

62. Season 4, Ep 5: Safe and Sound

63. Season 4, Ep 6: Blow Out

64. Season 4, Ep 7: Five The Hard Way

65. Season 4, Ep 8: The Price

66. Season 4, Ep 9: Greatness Achieved