Hulu Announces ‘Prison Break’ Reboot, 20 Years After Series Debut

BREAKING: Hulu has officially green-lit a reboot of the iconic series Prison Break, set to captivate a new generation of viewers **20 years** after it first aired. The announcement comes as a thrilling surprise for fans of the original series, which ran from **2005 to 2009** on Fox, with a revival in **2017**.

The new version will feature an entirely fresh cast and storyline, diverging from the original characters, including brothers Lincoln Burrows (played by Dominic Purcell) and Michael Scofield (played by Wentworth Miller). Instead, the reboot introduces a narrative centered around an ex-soldier turned corrections officer, played by Emily Browning of *American Horror Stories*.

In a high-stakes setting, Browning’s character takes a job at one of America’s most dangerous prisons, driven by a fierce determination to prove her loyalty and love for someone special. The reboot’s plot promises to deliver intense drama and suspense, echoing the themes that made the original series a fan favorite.

The cast also includes notable names like Lukas Gage from *Euphoria*, Drake Rodger of *Motorheads*, Clayton Cardenas from *American Crime*, JR Bourne of *Teen Wolf*, Georgie Flores from *Dumplin’*, and Myles Bullock from *BMF*.

While fans of the original series may be disappointed by the absence of Purcell and Miller, the reboot aims to build its own identity within the same universe. The official summary highlights the gripping emotional stakes involved, ensuring audiences are engaged from the start.

As of now, there is no confirmed release date for the reboot. However, the anticipation surrounding this announcement is palpable. With a fresh perspective and new characters, this Prison Break reboot is sure to spark conversations and excitement across social media platforms.

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story, as fans are eager to see how Hulu breathes new life into the legendary franchise.