Dominic Purcell loses everything when the economy comes crashing down, igniting his quest to seek revenge for everything that he has lost in Uwe Boll’s upcoming film Assault on Wall Street. Purcell could relate to his character’s struggle. “When I did this movie I was broke anyway, which was ironic,” Purcell told uInterview in an exclusive interview. “I had to do this movie regardless of whether it was good or bad.”

Purcell starred on the Fox crime drama Prison Break as Lincoln Burrows, the accused murderer of the brother of the U.S Vice President. Purcell also gained wide recognition for his role in the sci-fi television series John Doe, as the title character who has a knack for solving crimes but can’t remember his own name. He has also appeared in several films such as Mission Impossible II with Tom Cruise.

In Assault On Wall Street, Purcell is forced to use his toughest life experiences to crying for the camera. “Afterwards you just feel like a fucking whore because you just feel like you opened your legs to society,” he told Uinterview. “It makes me feel dirty after I’ve done it because I’m using experiences in my whole life to get emotional.”

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