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The Flash Spoiler: Dominic Purcell Joins Prison Break Brother Wentworth Miller In New CW Series And Will Try To Stop The Fastest Man On Earth Together

Sep 04, 2014 08:54 AM EDT | By Staff Reporter

This new The Flash Spoiler is probably the best thing that Prison Break fans will ever hear. After Wentworth Miller, one more alum of the hit FOX serial dram is coming to the DC world. Michael Scofield will again have his brother Lincoln Burrows by his side. If the two fought the corrupt government in Prison Break, in the Flash, they will be on the bad side and will join forces to try to stop the fastest man on earth.

According to The Hollywood Reporter Dominic Purcell will be gracing the Central City as another villain named Mick Rory, "a pyromaniac who finds an outlet for his obsession with fire when he teams up with Leonard Snart/Captain Cold (Miller) and becomes the villain known as Heatwave."

Aside from Miller and Purcell, there are two other Prison Break alumni that were already confirmed for the CW show. Previous The Flash spoiler have revealed that Robert Knepper, known as the cunning, violent, and manipulative psychopath Theodore 'T-Bag' Bagwell, was cast as the Clock King who also appeared in Arrow. Peter Stormare, who played John Abruzzi the leader of a Chicago Mafia, will also be in the Flash as Count Vertigo.

This will be the first time that Miller and Purcell will work together since Prison Break ended in 2009. The two are likely to work together to take down the Flash played by Grant Gustin. Miller will first appear on the fourth episode while Purcell's Rory will appear on the tenth.

Since Prison Break, Miller went on to land massive roles like Chris Redfield in the Resident Evil franchise. He also had recurring roles in Joan of Arcadia and Time of Your Life. Purcell also had his fare of success outside Prison Break. He was cast in Killer Elite film that featured Jason Statham, Robert De Niro, and Clive Owen. On TV, he was last seen in Common Law and Castle.

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