Camille Guaty (Maricruz) chatted with Latina about her various back to school memories!
On Her Favorite Memory: I remember how much fun it was to pick out my lunchbox. My all-time favorite lunch box was from the movie Annie. Also, I loved picking out school supplies! Trapper Keepers were my favorite. I was a school-supply addict too!
On High School Memories: My junior year in high school was when I got my license to drive, but since I didn’t have a car, my best friend would pick me up and we would drive to school together. My first taste of independence!
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Wentworth Miller recently chatted with Earl Dittman from Driven Magazine about fan experiences and letters he has received since starting Prison Break. (Thanks Connie for the tip!)
When fans approach him, Wentworth says it’s always been a positive experience. “The fans are so respectful of the show, and it’s a real pleasure talking to them. What they were basically telling me, throughout the time the show was running, is that when they don’t miss an episode they’re making time for you, your story, your work and my life every week. I always considered that the highest compliment.”
He reveals that …read more

Amaury Nolasco recently chatted with EXTRA about what he’s heard from fans since Prison Break ended in May and why he thinks his character was spared by writers for the entire series.
Amaury reveals that fans have mixed emotions. “A lot of people have told me that they cried. It was an emotional ending. You always have a fear that fans are going to say, ‘What the !@#$?” That’s not the way we wanted it to end!’ I think there were angry fans because those fans didn’t want the show to end. I don’t think they were angry at the …read more

Jodi Lyn O’Keefe recently sat down to chat with Movie Web about her stint on Prison Break, the Prison Break: The Final Break DVD, and her plans for the future!
When asked how it was to work with such an amazing cast of men, Jodi laughs and says that she was nervous when she first walked on set. “I thought this was going to be interesting. It was going to be me, with a gun and a bunch of dudes and I was like, ‘Am I going to be comfortable?’ It turned out that I got there and they were …read more

Hey everyone! I get the chance to be on a conference call with Matt Olmstead on Tuesday (and a bunch of other press so I may only get to ask one or two questions!) What are the burning questions you want to know? I’ll try to ask something from the comments below!

We have some pictures of Wentworth Miller when he was in Shanghai promoting Chevrolet last week.
After the jump Wentworth talks with the press about a fan who had purchased his senior thesis from Princeton online and read it … “Which must have been incredibly dry and boring!”
Catch Wentworth’s other interviews during the press conference.

Robert Knepper pretends to cry over this being the last TCA for Prison Break. Robert assures us that the rest of the seasons will not solely focus on the boys. T-Bag will be around!
Robert says that he will never say good-bye to Jodi Lyn O’Keefe. He will say good-bye to her character, but not Jodi! “She was a little firecracker,” he says. “It was a psycho Bonnie and Clyde together.“

Jodi Lyn O’Keefe recently chatted with TVGuide about Prison Break and how long her character lasted in the series!
When asked if she was happy that they kept Gretchen alive, and if it was for a reson, Jodi Lyn responds, “Yeah, I do. At the beginning of the year it was touch-and-go. There even was an article about how I was dead for a minute, and then I wasn’t.” Originally Gretchen was supposed to die in Episode 4.01 but the producers changed their mind.
“I’m actually still breathing on-camera — I’m just mortally wounded — so you never know,” …read more

Wentworth Miller says that Season 4 makes sense to him as the final act. “Because, it’s not about escaping anymore. It’s about taking on the people who destroyed the brothers’ lives in the first place.”
Sarah Wayne Callies explains what she did during her break from Prison Break. She says she had a baby, she wrote a Pilot, and she read War and Peace!
Dominic Purcell questioned the writers about how they could bring Sara back from the dead and they said, “Hey, this is Prison Break. And it worked!“

A Wentworth Miller interview … I’m not sure when it was done but I don’t recall seeing it before! Wentworth talks about going to Princeton and opting to continue with acting. He also talks about Sona, and how Michael’s character has changed.