Kiefer Sutherland has reportedly suggested that 24 could survive without his character Jack Bauer.
The 42-year-old told The Sun: “All of us, for the actors to the writers, understood from day one we are not, and never will be, the heartbeat of the show – if you look at the major characters to have died over the years you know you can be killed off, and the show will get better without you.”
Kiefer Sutherland has said that his relationship with Julia Roberts lacked a spark and passion.
The pair co-starred in 90’s movie Flatliner and became engaged shortly after:
Speaking to Elle, he said: “At the time, I wanted to raise horses on a farm in Montana, and she was the number one actress on the planet. That didn’t create a specific rift but there was a gulf in what we actually wanted.
Time runs out for Jack (Golden Globe® and Emmy® winner Kiefer Sutherland) as Day 7 reaches its thrilling conclusion with an emotionally charged, action packed double episode finale, exclusive to Sky1 and Sky1 HD on Monday 25th May at 9pm.
It’s been another very long day for Jack. After being whisked away from the Senate hearing by the FBI and used to track down the very much alive and well Tony Almeida (Carlos Bernard), Jack saw off General Juma and Colonal Matobo, ensuring the CIP device was destroyed before more innocent lives were lost.
Kiefer Sutherland has revealed that the finale of the current series will be the most powerful and emotional we have seen to date.
“The most I can tell you about it is that it’s not going to end because someone cuts two wires and the clock on the bomb stops,” the Sutherland told www.parade.com.
“It is going to end with some of the characters going through a very difficult emotional dilemma which will be much more dramatic than a big action sequence. I believe that it’s the most powerful important ending that we’ve ever had to a season.”
24 star Kiefer Sutherland has revealed that he had serious doubts about signing up for the TV series when he was first asked.
He recalled: “I was sceptical about doing a television series, and Steven Hopkins, who directed the first year of 24, was a very old and dear friend of mine.”
Kiefer Sutherland has admitted that he hates having to say goodbye to cast members as they are repeatedly killed off on his US TV show, 24.
“One of the hardest things about shooting 24 is that I work with some amazing actors and pretty much everybody gets killed,” Sutherland told The Hollywood Reporter. “So you get used to working with people you develop an unbelievable relationship with – not only professionally but personally as well – and then their characters die.”
24 star, Kiefer Sutherland has admitted that driving under the influence of alcohol was “so stupid!” and admits to being very angry with himself over his actions.
“People make mistakes. I never lied about it being a mistake and I had to go through what I had to go through for it,” Sutherland told The Times. “I was incredibly cross with myself for it. It was careless and I wasn’t thinking. Hopefully that’s behind me and I’m moving on. I’ve never had a traffic accident in my life, but if I did in that situation and I had hurt someone, well, your life is over. It was so stupid.” Read more & comment »
Kiefer Sutherland was this week sentenced to serve 48 days in prison after being convicted for drunk driving.
Thankfully there will be Paris Hilton style tantrums and dramas, as prison staff have described the star as a model prisoner.
Prison Officer John Balian revealed: “He’s a model prisoner. He’s not happy to be here, but you can tell from his demeanour that he’s sorry and takes responsibility for what he’s done.”
Sutherland spent his first day serving food to the other prisoners and folding laundry.
Balian added: “He hasn’t had any visitors as yet, but has bought several books with him to keep him entertained.”
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