Kiefer Sutherland: '24 Movie is a Couple of Years ...
Kiefer Sutherland: '24 Movie is a Couple of Years Off'
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KIEFER Sutherland reckons a movie version of hit TV show 24 is at least a couple of years off.
The actor plays gun-toting government agent Jack Bauer in the smash hit action drama series.
But Kiefer reckons it'll be a while before fans get to see all the action on the big screen.
He says, "It is hard enough to write the show. So we all agreed that for the writers and their sanity, we wouldn't approach doing a film without them, so we would wait until the show is finished. And then we would do a film. I think it's a couple of years off."
Kiefer, 41, will next star in a two-hour special stand-alone prequel edition of 24 called Exile, which will air in the US in November, before the next season is shown in January.
"It was really exciting doing the prequel," says Kiefer, who filmed in Cape Town and around South Africa. "I think [the writers] got a taste of how nice it would be to write a two hour piece that actually had an ending instead of having to write a 24 hour piece that doesn't have an ending. They might have seen the light. So you never know, maybe a film will be sooner."
The actor plays gun-toting government agent Jack Bauer in the smash hit action drama series.
But Kiefer reckons it'll be a while before fans get to see all the action on the big screen.
He says, "It is hard enough to write the show. So we all agreed that for the writers and their sanity, we wouldn't approach doing a film without them, so we would wait until the show is finished. And then we would do a film. I think it's a couple of years off."
Kiefer, 41, will next star in a two-hour special stand-alone prequel edition of 24 called Exile, which will air in the US in November, before the next season is shown in January.
"It was really exciting doing the prequel," says Kiefer, who filmed in Cape Town and around South Africa. "I think [the writers] got a taste of how nice it would be to write a two hour piece that actually had an ending instead of having to write a 24 hour piece that doesn't have an ending. They might have seen the light. So you never know, maybe a film will be sooner."
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