Prison Break's Lane Garrison Ready to Face the Consequences

Lane Garrison is prepared for whatever sentence the judge hands him Aug. 2, according to a friend close to the actor. The former Prison Break star faces up to six years for a guilty plea to charges stemming from a December crash that killed 17-year-old Vahagn Setian and seriously injured two other teens. “Lane knows the consequences,” says Garrison’s close friend, director Andrew Gallery. “He said, ‘Of course I did it, I have to take responsibility and move on to make things better.’ He’s extremely sincere. He knows the gravity of the situation. He’s positive; he knows there’s a new path for him that he wants to take and he’s ready to do that.” Gallery directed Garrison’s emotional testimonial on the dangers of alcohol as part of a 20-minute PSA film, “Graduation Day.” Although the foundation sponsoring the film initially had reservations regarding Garrison’s involvement, those producing the PSA became convin...

TV GuideNews Aug. 1, 2007 at 11:21 a.m. PT