In and of the city: Broadway and 12th St, Manhattan
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“This isn’t my first prison break.”
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Legends Of Tomorrow (2016) | Prison Break (2005)
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some interesting fandom takeaways from this interview:
EDGE: What was it about the role of Captain Cold that had you return to TV?
Wentworth Miller: Initially it wasn’t about the role. When I got the offer I’d never even heard of Captain Cold. It was about going back to work after a break from acting. Getting my feet wet. And as far as what I found on the page, when the character was first introduced – this was back on ‘The Flash’ – it didn’t resonate with me. I got where the writers were coming from, but their version felt very traditional. Very classic crime boss. A throwback. I’m more interested in Captain Cold as a throw forward. How is he progressive? And progressed? And I’ve been exploring that in his walk, his talk, his dress. The way he carries himself. I pitched him to the writers as pansexual. I feel confident that if Captain Cold met another superhero or villain with the right combination of smarts, and wit, and badassery, he’d be into them. Their sex or gender would be totally irrelevant.
and my personal favorite part:
EDGE: It is time for a gay superhero on TV and who do you think it should be?
Wentworth Miller: I don’t know. All of them?
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