Rockmond Dunbar (C-Note) posed on the white carpet at the Annual White Party hosted by Sean “Diddy” Combs & Ashton Kutcher in Beverly Hills on the 4th of July.

The bash was once a staple for The Hamptons during 4th of July weekend, but has bee moving around to various places in the recent years. This year the party was held as a luxurious mansion in Beverly Hills.

Other guests included Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon, Chris Brown, Cassie, Nicole Scherzinger, Lil Kim, and more.

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William Fichtner, Rockmund Dunbar, Amaury Nolasco and Wentworth Miller recount their memorable experience working on Prison Break.

This is a small special feature clip from the Prison Break Season 4 DVD that will be released on June 2, 2009!

“It’s going to sound so cliche, the fact that we’ve become a family, but it has. Actually more of a fraternity!” Amaury says.

“I’ve definitely become a more confident actor, and I’ve learned a lot of lessons of what it is to be a leader,” Wentworth reveals.

Rockmond Dunbar has turned director! He recently directed and starred in the film Pastor Brown, which is currently in post-production.

Rockmond plays Amir Rahim in this movie that follows Jessica “Jesse’ Brown - who, estranged from her family for many years, returns home to Atlanta to see her ailing father, a prominent pastor of one of the city’s oldest and most respected churches. On his deathbed, Pastor Joseph Brown asks his daughter to take over the church. But how will Jesse’s free-spirited nature and somewhat checkered past sit with the powers that be at Mt. Olive Baptist Church? Jesse faces numerous challenges: a teenage son, a jealous sister, an ambitious associate pastor and a blossoming romance with an Islamic man.

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Rockmond Dunbar is in a new movie, The Family That Preys!! Wealthy socialite Charlotte Cartwright and her dear friend Alice Pratt, a working class woman of high ideals, have enjoyed a lasting friendship throughout many years. Suddenly, their lives become mired in turmoil as their adult children’s extramarital affairs, unethical business practices and a dark paternity secret threaten to derail family fortunes and unravel the lives of all involved. Alice’s self- centered newlywed daughter Andrea is betraying her trusting husband Chris (Rockmond) by engaging in a torrid affair with her boss and mother’s best friend’s son William. W

These look so great! Can’t wait for Prison Break Season 3

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Rockmond Dunbar loves Chicago so much that he tried to convince the Powers That Be at Prison Break to stay there instead of moving the filming to Dallas!

“I talked to the aldermen here and tried to get even more of a tax break [for filming].”

Dunbar, who also does some work behind the camera, is trying to bring his next film here in 2008. It’s called “Black Flag,” an action comedy about a black NASCAR driver. He wants to shoot the racing scenes at Joliet’s Chicagoland Speedway.

“Everything looks good, so let’s see if it can happen next year,” Dunbar told Armour & Co.

Chicago is, after all, his home away from home. Dunbar, who lives in Los Angeles, is having a place built in Bronzeville. It’s shaping up to be his, uh, summer home. “I have to be very clear and very honest,” the actor told us. “The summers here are incredible; spring and fall are great. But when you get to the winter, I won’t be here. I’m still keeping my house in L.A.”

Rockmond threw the opening pitch at a recent game in Chicago too.

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Rockmond Dunbar throws the first pitch at the San Francisco Giants/Chicago Cubs Game in July 2007.

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Rockmond Dunbar is set to start in TNT’s Heartland series. But he was pulled in so last minute that he’s “still trying to pull it together.”

The actor, who’ll juggle his role as C-Note Franklin on “Prison Break” with the heart surgeon he’s playing on the June 11-debuting “Heartland” Treat Williams starrer, says he’s found almost no time to research his role. “I’m going to go to my girlfriend’s dad’s office. He’s a gynecologist, and I’m going to follow him around a little bit. And my mother was an R.N., so I had a lot of questions for her. But that’s the only type of preparation I’ve been able to do in such a short period of time. From one week to the next I went to a totally different show.”

Dunbar says the only thing his “Heartland” character has in common with C-Note on “Prison Break” is that “you think he’s one thing, but then there’s something else. He’s a heart surgeon, Stanford grad and all that, but he has his demons on the other side.”

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But not likely…

TV Guide: So, Rockmond, is that it for C-Note?
Rockmond Dunbar: Well, he’s not dead. He went off into the witness protection program with his family. His story is done, but all that’s happened with me is that I’m not a regular castmember. I’m a recurring one now.

TVG: Ah, so you could come back.
RD: Yeah, I could, but you know, I’ve already moved on to my next series, Heartland.

TVG: Were you surprised when you were told that C-Note was leaving the show?
RD: I was, especially because I had been told that C-Note was going to be OK. When the script for Episode 18 was sent to me, [the producers] called me and said “Hey Rock, you’re hanging at the end of the episode, but we want to tell you that you’re not dead!” So I was a little worried because we get the scripts a few days apart. Then, in Episode 19, C-Note’s still alive, so that was OK. But then, I got a call, and they said, “Hey, um, Rock? You know how we told you that you were OK? We’ve painted your character into a corner and we don’t know where he could go. We can’t have you as a regular player anymore, but we love you and the relationship we have with you, so we’d like you to have a recurring role. You can sit around and get a smaller contract, or you can go out and try to get something else. We hate to lose you, but we also don’t want you just sitting around collecting cheques.” And that’s the biggest thing, you know? I don’t care how much money I make, I love to work. That time between “action” and “cut” is so precious to me. C-Note, in my eyes, is someone that may be invited back again, maybe not, but I’ve moved on to a different show, and I’m really happy about that.

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The last episode of Prison Break is almost here, but you can still catch many of the stars over the next few months!

This month William Fichtner is starring in the thriller First Snow with Guy Pearce, Piper Perabo, and J.K. Simmons. He’s also in Blades of Glory alongside Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler, and Craig T. Nelson.

Robert Knepper is currently filming the film adaptation of Hitman, scheduled to be in theaters later this year.

Rockmond Dunbar’s rumoured to be leaving Prison Break to work on a new series this fall, but details are few are far and between at this point.

Paul Adelstein has been tapped for the new Grey’s Anatomy spinoff, tentatively titled “Private Practice.”

Lane Garrison plays Donnie Fenn in this month’s Mark Wahlberg/Danny Glover Shooter.

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