January 8, 2012
It was nearly a year ago that star Kiefer Sutherland confirmed plans to bring the television series 24 to the big screen. Today, TV Line has an update from Sutherland that includes a tentative start date and some plot details.
Planning to shoot in late April or early May, the 24 film will continue directly from the series’ finale, jumping forward in
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… Kiefer Sutherland is back in the TV business. The 24 star will headline the Fox series Touch—one of the more high-profile projects currently in development—which was just picked up to series today. It comes from the mind of Heroes creator Tim Kring, so take that however you like; for me, it’s a red flag. The sci-fi-ish drama is about a father (Sutherland) who discovers his mute 11-year-old… Continue reading News Briefs: Fox Gets in Touch with Kiefer Sutherland
Kate Bosworth leaves one of her favorite eateries, Joan’s on Third, after having lunch with a pal on Monday (May 16) in Los Angeles.
The day before, the 28-year-old actress flew into LAX Airport after working on her new film, Big Sur.
Kate has also signed on to star in Fairytale of New York opposite Kiefer Sutherland.
The love… Continue reading Kate Bosworth: 'Fairytale of New York' with Kiefer Sutherland!
Variety reports that Kiefer Sutherland and Kate Bosworth are set to star in director Lee Cleary’s independent romance film Fairytale of New York , to be produced by Lisa Katselas and Dan Reardon.
Written by Jeff Murphy, the project “centers on a cynical but charming Irish standup comic who, while in New York, meets an intriguing American woman and the two connect.”
Shooting for the film will take place in… Continue reading Sutherland and Bosworth Telling Fairytale of New York
We’re only a couple of weeks away from broadcasters unveiling their fall schedules and intriguing pilots are emerging as front-runners to land coveted series orders. Of the two most high-profile super-girl-power pilots, ABC’s Charlie’s Angels has ridiculously strong odds; we’re told its screenings have gone very well. NBC’s Wonder Woman is considered less certain despite 
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