In other words, audience friends who like American dramas believe that they will not be unfamiliar with the 2005 American drama "Prison Break", an American drama starring Wentworth Miller, because of its tense melody and the plot of fighting wits and courage, domestic audiences can't help but shout: "Too exciting."
With the popularity of this series, Wentworth has also become the object of pursuit of many fans of television fans, and he has suddenly become the focus of many media. However, when his truest side was captured by the media, his life changed.
In 1995, like all lonely unknown people chasing the dream of an actor, Wentworth worked for a period of time after completing his college degree and resolutely entered the American entertainment industry. It doesn't matter, there's no capital, some are just young, and there's momentum. He worked as a lowest-level assistant in several film companies.
He wanted to familiarize himself with the circle through these positions while fighting for his own opportunities to star, and in 1998 he made his first role in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
After starring in more than a dozen minor roles in television and movies, 2005's "Prison Break" made him start to enter the public eye, and this series also made him nominated for a Golden Globe Award. But ren hong is not much as if no one in this circle can escape the curse, and the media began to capture everything about him.
In 2007, Wentworth was considered gay by The American women's fashion magazine InStyle, but he subsequently denied it. In 2013, at the 2013 Human Rights Movement dinner in Seattle, Washington, he confessed to depression as a child and tried to commit suicide at the age of 15 in order to conceal his homosexual status.
His confession sparked a huge media response, with gay rights advocates praising his bravery that year and being named a cover feature by Out Magazine, a magazine that primarily targets gay readers.
But on the other hand, the media is becoming more and more interested in him, and Wentworth, who is a topic factor, will be excavated even down to the change of weight. In 2016, a before-and-after photo appeared on Facebook social media.
The tagline of the picture reads: "When you escape from prison, you find the monopoly of McDonald's." Wentworth, who has always been low-key, is once again being pushed to the forefront. While the crowd kept joking about it, he appeared in public in the truest and most sincere way, writing a passage on his Facebook page.
It is not the first time he has explained that he will become a topic in the media, but this comparison is the most prominent. However, others only see his surface, but do not understand his back.
Since 2010, when he gradually entered the trough of acting, his depression has always been a lingering shadow in his mind, and a voice has constantly pushed him into the path of self-destruction. He wanted to keep a low profile and do everything he could to fight depression. In search of a place to comfort and release stress, he did not turn to drugs, alcohol, etc. and turned it to food.
The optimistic Wentworth was delighted with his fat figure dressed in red. Because this photo reminds him of his struggle with depression, including his perseverance and persistence, the smile on his face is a testimony to his victory. And his bravery has received praise and support from many netizens.
From that year on, Wentworth actively promoted the antidepressant movement, filming an antidepressant video for Tight Mighty.
Invited to the Oxford University Alliance for an interview about his long-unknown history of fighting demons.
He is also involved in the LGBT, a human rights movement for gay, bisexual, or transgender groups, and is an ambassador for the mental health charity Active Minds, helping to fight against being ridiculed and bullied for mental health issues.
Wentworth is now an outspoken advocate for gay rights and raising awareness of mental health. But along the way, unlike his cold and calm in front of the screen, after stepping down, he used to be so heart-wrenching, but at the same time so strong and confident.