Wentworth Miller News: What's New With The Prison Break Star?

Lizeth Wyman 27 May 2025

Do the echoes of Michael Scofield's intricate plans still resonate? Wentworth Miller's indelible mark on television history is far from fading, his journey a captivating blend of on-screen brilliance and personal evolution.

Wentworth Miller, the name synonymous with the cunning Michael Scofield from the hit series "Prison Break," continues to captivate audiences even as he navigates new chapters in his career. Born on June 2, 1972, which would make Wentworth 52 years old as of 2 June 2025, Miller's journey has been one of both professional success and personal revelation. His early education began at Midwood High School in Brooklyn before he completed his high school years at Quaker Valley High School in Pennsylvania in 1990. From there, he embarked on a path that would lead him to the bright lights of Hollywood. His portrayal of Michael Scofield, the brilliant structural engineer who masterminded an elaborate prison escape to save his brother, Lincoln Burrows, played by Dominic Purcell, cemented his place in television history. The show, which premiered 19 years before their new series, "Prison Break," ran for five seasons and garnered a dedicated following. It is now being considered for a reboot by the streaming giant Hulu.

Category	Information
Full Name	Wentworth Earl Miller III
Birth Date	June 2, 1972
Age (as of June 2, 2025)	52 years
Birth Place	Chipping Norton, United Kingdom
Education	Midwood High School (Brooklyn), Quaker Valley High School (Pennsylvania)
Occupation	Actor, Screenwriter, Producer
Years Active	1998–present
Notable Role	Michael Scofield in "Prison Break"
Sexuality	Gay (came out in 2013)
Health	Diagnosed with autism
Other Notable Works	"Legends of Tomorrow," "The Flash," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"
Upcoming Projects	"Snatchback" (with Dominic Purcell)
Facebook Page	Wentworth Miller Official Facebook Page
Reference Link	TV Guide - Wentworth Miller Biography