Prison Break

Prison Break Producers/Writers Doing a New Breaking Show!

source: Prison Break Buff

Former Prison Break writers/producers Matt Olmstead and Nick Santora are working on developing a new show for FOX. The show will be called Break Out Kings, according to Variety. The project is a procedural based in Gotham but the team (made of ex-fugitives who are recruited to work as U.S. mar...

Published Sat, Aug 22

Prison Break Writers to Create New Show

source: Prison Break

Former Prison Break writers/producers Matt Olmstead and Nick Santora are working on developing a new show for Fox.  According to Variety, the show is called "Break Out Kings," and is described as "a drama project revolving around ex-fugitives who are recruited to work as U.S. marshals."  V...

Published Fri, Aug 21

Clarissa's Not Buying What You're Selling, Matt Olmstead

source: Prison Break

So, by now I'm sure you all know I'm not pleased with Michael dying at the end of Prison Break. I've been fighting about it with my co-workers since Tuesday. My co-worker Paul feels that it ended the way it should have. My co-worker Rose says that while she was sad at the ending, it somehow made the...

Published Thu, May 21

Another Interview with Matt Olmstead

source: Prison Break

OLMSTEAD: Sara is on the hook for [killing] Michael's mother and she gets locked up while pregnant. The tables are turned  once a doctor in prison now imprisoned, and Michael's on the outside. The majority of the cast is back. It's Michael, Lincoln, Sara, Sucre, T-Bag, Mahone... all the heavy...

Published Sat, May 16

Prison Break The Art Of The Deal S03E13 (Fox)

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Created by Paul Scheuring, the show is produced by Adelstein-Parouse Productions in association with Original Television and 20th Century Fox Television. The current executive producers are Paul Scheuring, Matt Olmstead, Kevin Hooks, Marty ,Brett Ratner.

Published Sun, Mar 9

“Prison Break” cuts off its head to spite its ratings

source: San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Callies and “PB(&J)” executive producer Matt Olmstead made the differences of opinion sound like a no-big-deal, one-big-happy, it’s-all-good kind of thing, but the particulars suggest otherwise. Callies’ refusal to participate at all (beyond allowing the producers to show bl...

Published Tue, Oct 9