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Interview with Wentworth Miller where he talks about pitching Captain Cold to the writers as pansexual. : r/LegendsOfTomorrow
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Very gay, very trans': the incredible Doctor Who spin-off that's breathing new life into the franchise | Television | The Guardian
Wentworth Miller reveals suicide attempts as a gay teen - CSMonitor.com
