Who is Wentworth Miller?

Wentworth Miller is an accomplished actor known for his impressive career in Hollywood. Born in 1972 in the United Kingdom, Miller grew up in Brooklyn, New York, before attending Princeton University, where he obtained a degree in English Literature.

Though Miller’s acting career started on the small screen in various TV shows and movies, it was his role as Michael Schofield in the hit show, "Prison Break," that shot him to fame. His portrayal of the genius engineer and escape artist won him acclaim from critics and audiences alike.

Miller has since expanded his career to the big screen, appearing in several films such as "Resident Evil: Afterlife," "The Loft," and "The Confession." However, one of his most notable achievements is his commercial work. Miller has worked with various brands, including Bebe, Calvin Klein, and most notably, the French luxury brand, Loewe. He appeared in the brand's promotional campaign, featuring the brand's heritage pieces, which was well received by fans and fashion enthusiasts around the world.

Aside from his successful acting career, Miller is also an accomplished screenwriter. He has written several episodes of "Prison Break" and the 2013 film, "Stoker."

In addition to his professional success, Miller is also known for his advocacy work. He has spoken openly about his struggles with depression and has become a prominent advocate for mental health awareness. He is also an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, having come out publicly as gay in 2013.

Wentworth Miller's talent, versatility, and charisma have made him one of the most sought-after actors in Hollywood. With his passion for screenwriting and advocacy work, he has become a prominent figure and inspiration for many.