ARTICLE PRESSE SUR KIEFER OU 24

ca fait très ragôts j'trouve que ca lui rassemble pas
ca fait trooop !

En voilà d'autres, tirés de TV Magazine, sur 24:

Kim Raver : Je suis la plus grande fan de Jack.
Kim Raver : amour, volley et Jack Bauer !
24 heures avec Jack Bauer.

virginie1989 a écrit:

En voilà d'autres, tirés de TV Magazine, sur 24:

Kim Raver : Je suis la plus grande fan de Jack.
Kim Raver : amour, volley et Jack Bauer !
24 heures avec Jack Bauer.

super tes articles

What I'm Watching
KIEFER SUTHERLAND
"Generallly, I'll turn the TV on just as I'm getting into bed. I prodominantly watch the news. I'm a huge fan of documentaries and all the channels we have now give a fantastic outlet for them.

I used to watch them when I was a kid and then you would only get one a month. I'm most interested in contemporary history. In the background now, I've got a documentary about al-Qaeda and what its political platform is, and what things it's responsible for. But I'm really interested in anything about World War One or World War Two.

I don't get a chance to watch many shows regularly, but my dad [Donald] is in a new political drama, Commander in Cheif, so I watch that. I watch everything he does. He's one of the most incredibly prolific actors of our time. He works from a very serios point of view as an actor. For me to watch him do that, reminds me of what I should be doing.

He didn't ask me about it before he did the pilot, but when it got picked up for a series, there was a phone call that made me laugh because he sounded half scared and half shocked. He said: "I didn't think it would get picked up." He sounded exactly like I did when 24 was picked up. I said "Trust me. They didn't pick it up for any other reason than it works, and you're going to have a good time with it." But I didn't tell him about the hard work or that he'd have no life for nine months of the year. [The latest news is that Commander in Chief is coming to the UK and will be shown on ABC1 from April.**me thinks that's meant to be BBC1**]

In terms of popular TV, I like [i]The West Wing, but I have a hard time watching it just once a week. I've been watching alot of the old stuff. It's beautifully written and really well made. I'm a huge ER fan. When it started, I was directing my first film on such a small budget and I'd watch ER and be amazed what they could accomplish without a huge amount of money.

I thought it looked as exciting as things I saw in a movie theatre. When I started my career, TV actors didn't do film, and movie actors didn't do TV. But there was such a huge shift. I hadn't wanted to do TV before 24, but watching shows like The Wast Wing, ER, Sex in the City and the Sopranos got me interested in it.

Prison Break has been called the new 24. I saw the trailer for it at the 'upfronts', which is when the networks show the line-up for the new season. One of the producers also works on 24. At the time I said to him: "It's going to be a monster story."

I love the premise. It's a clever idea. Prison Break is very much its own show, but I could see in some areas how people are comparing it to 24. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to watch as much of it as I'd like, because of my work schedule, so I'll buy the DVD and catch up. I have to do that alot, because I can't plan my lifestyle around a specific time to watch TV."

Si c'est pas mignon tout ça..Pour une soirée TV avec Kiefer, vautrés sur le canapé, je suis prête à regarder "le jour du seigneur "!!

MEDIAN GUARDIAN du 14février.

Salut

J'ai des articles à partager avec vous, comment je m'y prend?

Charlie

Si tu as le texte sur ton PC, tu fais une selection du texte et un copier/coller sur ton POST..Si c'est pas sous cette forme ou que tu as des difficultés, envoie moi un message Privé

merci elisa, j'en prend note et je vais essayer de faire de mon mieux, c'est des articles parrue au Québec(Canada) je ne sais pas si c'est plus difficile :?: :?: :?:

Le savez-vous?

-Kierfer attend juste à 50% d'une oreille.
-Kif est né 7 minutes avant sa soeur jumelle.
-Il a déjà joué beaucoup au poker mais il a laissé tombé car il perdait beaucoup d'argent.
-Il a déjà participé au téléthon sur le Tsumani.
-Sa fortune est estimée à 6 millions de dollars(désolé, je ne sais en euro) en incluant une collection de guitares d'une valeur de 173 000$, ce n'est pas une grosse fortune pour un acteur de talent.
-Il a eu 6 points de sutures sur le front lors d'une bagare dans un bar en fév. 2004.
-Il sait juste deux semaines à l'avance sur ce qui va arriver à Jack, il tourne toujours 2 épisodes à la fois et sa prend 2 semaines pour le tournage.
(tirer de quelques entrevues que j'ai chez-moi dans des revues)

-Mot préférer:gravitas (mot latin) est-ce que quelqu'un sait ce que veut dire ce mot :?: :?:
-Mot qui n'aime pas:nègre(il n'aime pas le monde qui prononce ce mot pour dire que sait un noir)
-Quel travail il aimerait faire:moniteur de ski :!: :!:
-Quel travail qu'il n'aimerait pas faire:comptable.
-Qu'est-ce qui le stimule:l'espoire.
-Qu'est ce qui le rebute(aime pas):l'égoisme
-Son bruit préférer:guitare
-Le bruit qu'il déteste:freins
-son juron préfèrer:f...(je vous laisse deviner!)
-Ce qui le motive:la peur
-Si le paradis existe, il aimerait que dieu lui dise:Pourquoi tu as peur? ne t'en fait pas, rentre...

J'ai pris des extraits d'entrevue de Kif de "Actor's studio", très bonne entrevue et sous-titré en français, il est super dans cette entrevue il a un peu les cheveux dans les airs. Je l'ai juste sur cassette, je ne sais pas comment aller le chercher sur le net, j'ai essayé mais on ne peut pas aller dans les archives pour aller voir les entrevue déjà passée.(l'entrevue est daté de déc.2004)Alors je vous donne l'adresse peut-être que vous êtes meilleure que moi.www.actor's studio.com

GRAVITAS : la pesanteur, la sévérité, la dignité, la majesté, la maladie...à voir dans quel contexte il utilise ce mot..En tout cas, il a plus de 2 neurones c'est rassurant !!

Pour le reste, des choses interessantes et drôles.

ELISA24 a écrit:

MEDIAN GUARDIAN du 14février.

lien H.S :pleure:

LadyKiefer a écrit:

ELISA24 a écrit:

MEDIAN GUARDIAN du 14février.

lien H.S :pleure:

Chez moi, ça fonctionne bien... :scratch:

PAS GRAVE, le voilà :

Jack on the box

With the 100th episode of 24 about to hit our screens this weekend, Sylvie Simmons meets Kiefer Sutherland, star of the show

Tuesday February 14, 2006
The Guardian


In the ballroom of the Roosevelt Hotel, overlooking Hollywood Boulevard, a bunch of male reporters are sat at PlayStations, making a mini Kiefer Sutherland in a CTU jacket shoot, slam into cars, shout "out of my way" and interrogate perspiring perps. The game offers would-be torturers the option of Aggressive, Coax, Break and Calm, while providing a "stress graph" to explain to more enthusiastic players that if you keep hitting the upper limit, "the suspect will become uncooperative".
Sutherland says he hasn't yet played the 24 video game, which is due out in March. Sony are so worried about piracy that they have not even sent its star one. But when it does arrive, he says, "The way I'm going to test it is to have my stepson play it. And he's so excited about it, because the idea that he can actually control whether I live or die ... I know he's going to play it for a little while and look up and go 'Oops'" - Sutherland makes a mock-innocent face - "and watch me to get shot. He's looking forward to that." He grins broadly. For an existentialist hero, he seems very amiable.

The existential hero is, of course, special agent Jack Bauer, star of 24, the real-time TV series that Sutherland also executive produces and which has just begun its fifth season. The 100th episode will be screened this Sunday.

In the flesh, Sutherland's face, which has laugh lines around the eyes and two days' growth of dark blond beard, looks leaner than you'd expect. So does the rest of him, dressed in a dark, slim-fitting, V-neck sweater and untrendy black trousers, like Val Doonican in mourning. The much-maligned haircut he sported as "Frank" in last week's opening episode (an attempt at being incognito after his faked death in series four) is still there. No choice. The fifth series "day" is still being shot.

He says that they're shooting "six days a week, about 14 hours a day, and whatever time is in between you use to prep", but it doesn't bother him much, even if he was a little peeved at having to move to LA. "When we started the show I was living in Toronto and I was so happy with my house. My mum lived just down the street, my sister was in the office. I was ecstatic. And just as I put my feet up and kind of went, 'Aaah'" - he sighs - "I got a phone call saying the show had been picked up."

Sutherland holds Canadian and British passports. He and his twin sister Rachel were born in London in 1966 to Canadian actors Shirley Douglas and Donald Sutherland. When the marriage broke up, the children lived with Douglas in Toronto. But it was his mother, who acted in theatre, rather than his father, who worked in film, who inspired him to enter the business.

"Most of my father's films were restricted so I couldn't see them until I was 18," he explains. Though he got to see the MASH movie before he was old enough to start school, they weren't letting him anywhere near the sex and murder stuff "like Don't Look Now or Fellini's Casanova. Those weren't suitable for children, but I'd seen my mum on the stage my whole life. When I was 11 or 12 and watching a production of Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? with my mother in, somewhere between the first and second act I forgot that it was my mother up there and really got sucked into the story. And there was something like a magic trick about that, which to a 12-year-old was really cool."

But he had decided early on that he was not going to get into acting. "Because both of my parents were successful as actors, it was something I swore that I was never going to do. So it was something I had to be very quiet about," he laughs, "because I didn't want to completely turn 180 degrees in front of everybody. There was a phenomenal theatre company in Toronto called the Young People's Theatre, and I went and fooled around there, and it was just something I ended up falling in love with."

Both his parents were political activists: Douglas was the daughter of the former leader of Canada's New Democratic party, Tommy Douglas; and only recently Sutherland told the BBC that George Bush "will destroy our lives". You can't help but wonder if their son inherited their liberal tendencies, and, if he did, how he handles a role that requires torture and wire-tapping. He shrugs. "I don't write the scripts. I think we have found a really good way for all of us to work: the writers work on the second floor, we shoot on the first floor. They let us make the show and we stay out of their way when they write them." And in any case, he says, "24 is hardly a documentary. We'll use specific devices to create drama, and for that to be confused with what is happening in the real world is silly. If anybody were to believe that we thought what happened to that person [in the programme] was right, they're sorely mistaken."

As for his parents' take on Bauer, "I think they approach it from the same perspective, that it's a television show, and if they want to watch the news, they watch the news." As for being seen by many as an all-American hero for the post-9/11 age, it was an accident, he says. "We wrote the first series before the US had been attacked. I think the US has always been geographically removed from the rest of the world, which is why I think they have closed their eyes about so much that has happened."

When I tell him the Guardian's idea that he ought to have the torture equivalent of a swear box, where every time he breaks the Geneva convention in an episode he has to put in five bucks to send to Amnesty International, he laughs and says: "It would be overflowing. I have done a lot of work with Amnesty International, but we haven't thought of that. I will bring it up with everybody to see if they're interested."

Does spending 100 episodes performing feats of impossible heroism ever spill over into his personal life? "About five years ago I was watching this elderly lady walking down the street and two boys had come up behind her and pushed her and taken her purse. I pulled my car over and tackled one of the boys, and before I knew it the old lady was hitting me on my back with her cane, and I turned around and there was this bunch of kids just making a student film on the side of the street. I never felt so stupid in my whole life, I was very embarrassed and they were all laughing."

Assuming he makes it to the end of series five, Bauer will have put in a full five days' work. So perhaps in series six we will see him kicking back in front of the TV with a beer, or popping down the barber's. "I think the closest we'll get to that is if we do Saturday Night Live [the US comedy show] and Jack Bauer will be in bed and the only time he gets out is to go to the bathroom."

Are there any spoof 24 scenes floating about? "We've made a lot of jokes about that actually. There was one scene where I was scaling the wall of the Chinese embassy and the dart gun in my holster fell out in the dark and went off and shot me in the ass halfway up the wall. There were so many things that had gone wrong when we were trying to shoot, we thought that it would be very funny to do a film that was a complete spoof of 24." Like Airplane? "Yeah, but us doing it. Either that," he says straight-faced, "or a musical."

Sutherland likes music. He learned to play violin as a kid and still takes guitar lessons - he can do a mean Jimmy Page. "Black Dog, Stairway To Heaven - there are some Zeppelin solos I can play note for note." For the past three years he has owned and run a record label, Ironworks. Its first release is in March: the debut album by young blues rock band Rocco de Luca & The Burden. At the end of last year Sutherland accompanied the band on a trip to Europe, as their tour manager. It culminated in several tabloid column inches after Sutherland got tired and emotional at an impromptu post-show party with a female reporter and a Christmas tree. Still, it was Christmas. And, as he points out, he gets so little time off these days that it can go to a person's head.

Having said that, he did manage to shoot a couple of films, both of which will be premiered in April. The Sentinel has him typecast as a secret service agent alongside Michael Douglas. The Wild, a Disney animation set in a New York zoo, has him playing alongside Eddie Izzard. "He plays a koala," Sutherland beams, "a very superior, very funny koala and my favourite character." And Sutherland's role? The lion. You couldn't really see Jack Bauer settling for anything less.

· 24 is on Sky One, Sundays, at 9pm. PlayStation 2's 24:The Game is available on March 10.

les filles c'est sympa :!:

Les filles, je crois que vous regarder 24 avant nous, nous avons 6 hrs de moins au Québec, nous autres il passe le lundi à 21hrs alors si vous le voyer avant moi, dite moi si elle était bonne,(l'émission) :?:
Kiefer

charlie a écrit:

les filles c'est sympa :!:

Les filles, je crois que vous regarder 24 avant nous, nous avons 6 hrs de moins au Québec, nous autres il passe le lundi à 21hrs alors si vous le voyer avant moi, dite moi si elle était bonne,(l'émission) :?:
Kiefer

:calimero: car j'imagine que tu parles de la SAISON 5...En France, elle sera diffusée en oct2006 (au mieux)..la SAISON 4 c'est achevée il y a 10j !! (et encore sur une chaîne payante)

Salut les filles

Il a une revue au Québec qui s'appelle star inc. il a un article de notre beau Kiefer dedans, je ne sais pas si elle se rend en France, peut-être, il a des revues de France qui se rend ici alors pourquoi pas. Fluffypoodle ne manque pas cette chance. On vous le mettera sur le site si vous ne l'avez pas. :amour 2:

J'ai lu l'article dans star inc. Les filles je ne crois pas qu'il va incarner Jack encore bien lontemps, il dit que sa lui demande beaucoup de temps et d'énergie et très peu de temps à lui et il demande à chaque fin de saison que son personnage meurt mais sa n'arrive pas. Je ne pense pas non plus qui va avoir le film 24 tout de suite car il dit qu'il faudrait qui commence le tournage aussitôt que la saison 5 se termine et de finir quand la saison 6 va commencer et sa ne lui tente pas d'être dans la peau de Jack pendant 2 ans d'affliler s'en avoir de pause de ce personnage, alors est-ce qu'il commencerait à être fatiguer d'incarner ce personnage? J'espère que non. Si vous avez lu cette article, qu'est-ce que vous en pensez :!: :?: :oops:

5 February 2006
KIEFER'S CALL OF THE WILD
EXCLUSIVE GRANDPA IS STILL YOUNG GUN
By Jenny Eden
HELL RAISER Kiefer Sutherland may be a grandad - but he's still drinking Scotch on the rocks instead of a nice cup of cocoa.

The star, who has just picked up a Screen Actors Guild award for TV's 24, admits he has no intention of hanging up his party shoes.

He was pictured drunkenly wrestling a Christmas tree to the floor in the foyer of London's Strand Hotel.

And last week he pitched up at Ye Rustic Inn in California at 9am, had a few drinks, did a few karate kicks in the middle of the floor, then admitted he'd lost his wallet.

The 39-year-old star, whose grandson, Hamish, is the son of Scots actor Adam Sinclair and Kiefer's stepdaughter, Michelle Kath, has no plans to quit his wild ways.

He said: "I've been doing this for a long time and sometimes I screw up. I've got one life and I'm the one living it. If I upset someone, I apologise."

Bien dit Kiefou !!

J'ai trouver un article sur lui!! REgarder ce lien,

http://www.lecinema.ca/nouvelle/1495/



Ah au fait j'ai aussi trouver un lien qui dit qu'il aurait encore 2 autres enfants!

Regarder par là : http://www.geocities.com/yescinema/KieferSutherland.html


Troublant non?

Ripley!

Ripley a écrit:

J'ai trouver un article sur lui!! REgarder ce lien,
http://www.lecinema.ca/nouvelle/1495/
Ah au fait j'ai aussi trouver un lien qui dit qu'il aurait encore 2 autres enfants!
Regarder par là : http://www.geocities.com/yescinema/KieferSutherland.html
Troublant non?

Ripley!

Tes liens ne fonctionnent...Merci de les revoir.
Je transfère ton POST dans le TOPIC article de presse ;)

Regardez ce liens!

http://www.actustar.com/actualite/200502/20050204d.html

Ripley a écrit:

Regardez ce liens!

http://www.actustar.com/actualite/200502/20050204d.html

ben, elle est pas toute fraiche cette info, elle a aumoins 2ans

24 to capture London terror fears

American TV drama 24 is expected to head to London to film episodes during which hero Jack Bauer goes head to head with UK terrorists.

The hit series, starring Hollywood star Kiefer Sutherland, is based in real time, and the show's bosses insist Britain's current terror fears would make great television.

Executive producer Howard Gordon says, "We flirted with going to London last year for six episodes. It's something I'd love to try next year."



(source)

Y en a plein des terroristes à Paris !! Faut venir ici aussi !!

24's Kiefer Sutherland Rumour Denied
2006-03-15 07:10:36
24 Producers Deny Norton Rumours.

Producers of hit TV show 24 are fiercely denying rumours they're set to replace the show's star KIEFER SUTHERLAND with THE ITALIAN JOB villain ED NORTON.

Norton is reportedly in negotiations to replace Sutherland's JACK BAUER on the show in 2007.

A spokesman for 24 says, "We have no idea how this rumour got started. We are big fans of Edward Norton's work over here at 24. However, at this time, there are no plans for him to join the cast of 24."

Oh ça va pas la tête !!