Jack Bauer: Last News

John Boyega is one of a diminishing number of Hollywood film stars that hasn’t yet dived properly into the world of high-end TV drama. The 30-year-old actor has made several appearances on television—most notably winning plaudits for his searing portrait of a London policeman in Steve McQueen’s multi-award-winning BBC/Prime Video anthology Small Axe—but his career has largely been defined by roles in movies like Attack the Block and the third Star Wars trilogy.

EXCLUSIVE: A3 Artists Agency has signed Mary Lynn Rajskub, the veteran comedian, actress and writer known for turns in Fox’s hit action drama 24, Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch-Drunk Love and FX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, for representation.

Kiefer Sutherland isn't saying no to reprising the role of Jack Bauer. ET spoke to Sutherland at The 92nd Street Y in New York City Wednesday night for the premiere of his new Paramount+ series, , where he explained why he'd be open to returning to .«It's the one thing I've learned to never say no to,» Sutherland said about bringing the beloved series back.

Kiefer Sutherland, who is best known for his starring role as Jack Bauer in the Fox drama series 24, has opened up about his relationship with his father. He spoke about wanting to impress dad Donald Sutherland, whose impressive acting career spans over six decades.Kiefer, 55, opened up about the father-son relationship while promoting his new film The Contractor, which features Chris Pine. Donald, 86, has acted alongside his son in several projects over the years, including 1996 film A Time to Kill starring Matthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, and Samuel L.

With 2021 marking the 20th anniversary of the premiere of “24”, could Jack Bauer have one more mission left in him?

Zack Sharf Will Kiefer Sutherland return to his iconic “24” role of Jack Bauer? He did once before in 2014 for the the 12-episode limited series “24: Live Another Day,” but Sutherland recently told GQ magazine that he’s keeping the door open for more “24” because he feels the story of Jack Bauer remains “unresolved.”“I miss it. It was an incredible experience,” Bauer said of starring on the long-running Fox drama series. “I have learned that you’re just better off not to be definitive about your answer of whether you will do something or not do something.

"I think a lot of the songs like So Full of Love and Two Stepping in Time, they reflect that lyrically and I think, also musically, they're kind of fun songs."Days ago, the star left his fans stunned after announcing that he was releasing an album.Appearing on Sunday Brunch, the musician spoke to presenters Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer about his latest project, which surprisingly didn’t involve acting.Kiefer is best known for his starring role as Jack Bauer in the FOX drama series 24, for which he won an Emmy Award, a Golden Globe Award, two Screen Actors Guild Awards, and two Satellite Awards.He has also featured in classic films such as Flatliners, The Lost Boys, A Time to Kill, and A Few Good Men.Speaking about his new album, Kiefer explained: “I've been playing [music] all my life.“You know, I wrote songs when I was in my teens, but I've certainly become more prolific with it in this last 10 years and I finally got to a place where I actually liked the songs I was writing," he added.

FANS of the hit drama 24 have been responding to word that there are "active discussions" for a reboot. The fast-paced series starring Kiefer Sutherland as counter-terrorism agent Jack Bauer could make a comeback to Fox, 20 years after its debut.

Jack Bauer could well return to Fox.

24 actor Kiefer Sutherland has lined up a presidential role in a new TV series, as he has signed up to play the 32nd US President, Franklin D Roosevelt, in Showtime series The First Lady. The drama series will tell the stories of women who have been at the heart of the White House, revealing the personal and political lives of three First Ladies through interweaving storylines.

When Disney launched streamer Disney+ in November 2019, it leaned on the global recognition of Luke Skywalker, Iron Man, Moana and Buzz Lightyear to great effect. The service attracted 95 million subscribers in a little more than a year.

Ever since the original premiere of Fox's 24 was delayed because of the uncomfortable confluence of the tragic events of 9/11 and the explosion of a plane in the first episode, it has seemed almost inevitable that eventually we'd get a version of 24 in which Jack Bauer's beloved CTU was replaced by the NTSB or some comparably fictionalized transportation investigation bureau. Nineteen years later, cut to Peacock's six-part thriller Departure, a British-Canadian co-production between Global and Universal TV.

24.The star played Jack Bauer for nine seasons before the show wrapped up in 2014.He previously said he wouldn’t rule out reprising the role in 2016 and now Sutherland’s admitted again he is open to the idea.“I’ve always left the door slightly ajar for 24 if someone comes up with a great idea,” the actor told Forbes.“As an actor, 24 remains one of the most dynamic experiences I’ve ever had. Where a character was allowed to have such highs and lows in such a fast period of time is a gift.“There are very few setups that will allow you to do that, and I find that incredibly fun, challenging, and exciting.

For all his scrapes, personal losses and ridiculously close calls, Jack Bauer, the gruff and personality-challenged counterterrorism agent played by Kiefer Sutherland on the Fox network hit “24,” had it relatively easy compared with Carrie Mathison, the resilient but often deeply compromised (and, as it happened, bipolar) CIA agent played by Claire Danes on Showtime’s “Homeland,” which ends Sunday after an impressively consistent eight-season run.