“Prison Break” is over, but actor Amaury Nolasco will play his character Fernando Sucre one last time for the TV movie “Prison Break: The Final Break.”
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After four seasons as the character Fernando Sucre on the international hit show “Prison Break,” actor Amaury Nolasco is ready to move on with his career. Well, almost.
Nolasco, who is of Puerto Rican descent, will play Sucre once more in the TV movie “Prison Break: The Final Break,” which will air July 21 on Fox. The movie will also be released that same day on DVD and Blu-ray.
If you’re a “Prison Break” fan who saw the series finale in May, then you know Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller), the main protagonist on the show, met his fate in the final episode. “Prison Break: The Final Break” is set up to fill in the four years leading up to Michael’s death, which were not explained in the finale.
During an interview with EXTRA, Nolasco, 38, talked about what he’s heard from fans since “Prison Break” ended in May and why he thinks his character was spared by writers for the entire series.
EXTRA: It’s been two months since the show’s final episode. I’ve read that some fans are angry that Michael was killed off. Can you give me an example of something you’ve heard about the series finale from a satisfied fan and something you’ve heard from an angry fan?
Amaury Nolasco: A lot of people have told me that they cried. It was an emotional ending. You always have a fear that fans are going to say, “What the !@#$?” That’s not the way we wanted it to end!” I think there were angry fans because those fans didn’t want the show to end. I don’t think they were angry at the way it ended. I think they just wanted it to keep going, which is always flattering.
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