Kiefer Sutherland Admits He’s Nothing Like His Character In Tech Thriller ‘Rabbit Hole’: ‘I Was Terrible In Math At School’
etcanada.comKiefer Sutherland isn’t much for new technology. The Canadian actor is starring in the new spy thriller series “Rabbit Hole”, premiering March 26 on Paramount+, and he sat down with ET Canada to talk all about it. READ MORE: ‘Rabbit Hole’ Trailer: Kiefer Sutherland Becomes The Target In Paramount+ Corporate Espionage Series Asked if returning to the thriller genre allowed him to do things he wished he could have done on previous projects, Sutherland explained, “There’s no carryover.
There’s no experience that I had on ’24’ where I was like, ‘Oh, God, we didn’t get that there, but I’d like to use it down the line and put it in my pocket and save it.
That doesn’t really exist.'” But while he had no specific action beats he’d been itching to do all these years, the actor found the show was able to take the genre in new directions. “The thing that did excite me was that we were going to take a genre that’s been a genre in filmmaking since the beginning of film, right?
There’s nothing new about the thriller. And we’re going to do it with respect to the thrillers that were made in the ’70s. But here’s the turn: We’re going to put it in the backdrop of a technical revolution, which we are currently in as a society,” he said. “We’re going to show you how easily it is to manipulate your information against you,” Sutherland continued. “Well, that’s scary.
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