INTERVIEW PRESSE DE KIEFER OU SUR 24H

Dans le prochain numéro de Seriescope (N°5) qui sortira mi-février 2007, il y aura un article sur 24... la preuve en image :lol:

Super nouvelle,vivement le mois de fevrier :lol:

Je savais pas trop où le mettre... le site officiel sur FOX a un peu changé :
http://www.fox.com/24/

avec une nouvelle vidéo (tout à droite : View This Clip) ==> Peut contenir des SPOILERS !

virginie1989 a écrit:

Je savais pas trop où le mettre... le site officiel sur FOX a un peu changé :
http://www.fox.com/24/

avec une nouvelle vidéo (tout à droite : View This Clip) ==> Peut contenir des SPOILERS !

pour la vidéo!!!!!!!!!

Toute une saison qui nous attend, il ne reste plus grand temps.

Virginie

EXCELLENT KS !!!!

merci!!!

:mdr2: :mdr2: :mdr2: :mdr2: :mdr2: :mdr2: :mdr2: :mdr2: :mdr2:
On a vraiment pas les même expressions, flute par chez nous, on ne dit jamais ça, ça fait drôle, vive la version vo, on a l'heure juste.

KS

Est-ce qu'on aurait l'air folle comme ça nous aussi en criant comme elles??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBHmzbkXcKU

charlie a écrit:

Est-ce qu'on aurait l'air folle comme ça nous aussi en criant comme elles??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBHmzbkXcKU

Ca craint quand même...

pinaise !!!
jauserai jamais faire sa moi!

momo-rock-29 a écrit:

pinaise !!!
jauserai jamais faire sa moi!

Il doit les prendre pour de cinglés ouais !

virginie1989 a écrit:

momo-rock-29 a écrit:

pinaise !!!
jauserai jamais faire sa moi!

Il doit les prendre pour de cinglés ouais !

Il s'en occuppe même pas, je crois que sa le rend mal à l'aise

Une entrevue d'Entertainment Weekly, publiée le 5 janvier 2007.

Man of the Hour
As the season 6 premiere draws closer, Kiefer Sutherland tells EW about the joy of playing Jack Bauer ''at the lowest he's ever been'' and the drive to top the show's classic season 5

By Jeff Jensen

Saving the day can be a pretty thankless job if you're Jack Bauer. Bring down a treasonous president? Get a one-way ticket to Tortureville, China! Fortunately for Kiefer Sutherland, playing TV's most beleaguered hero has become more rewarding, thanks to a long-overdue Emmy for best actor and a new three-year, $40 million contract. ''What I've learned on 24 has changed everything for me as an actor,'' says the star, who chatted with EW about Jack's past, present, and future superheroics. The Fox series returns at 8 p.m. on Jan. 14 with a two-hour episode. The interview begins in 5...4...3...2...1...

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Okay. Burning question. The most burning of burning questions for the guy who plays Jack Bauer: Do you record new ''The following takes place...'' intros for every episode?


KIEFER SUTHERLAND: We did. Anytime I would go in for looping, I would do the ''The following takes place between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.'' or whatever. One day, I said, ''Do we not have this yet?'' And of course, we did. So I don't do them anymore — but I did them for three years without realizing we didn't need to.

Set the stage for us as Jack embarks upon his sixth day-saving mission.
This is the most disoriented, defeated shell of a man you can imagine. What he went through in China — which is described over the course of the season — was unbelievable. It has changed him. And in that context, the story takes some amazing turns.

Like?
Season 6 actually deals with his family. Not the family he created, but the family he was given at birth. It's been really interesting to explore the place this character came from.

What did you think when you read the script of last season's finale, when Jack is abducted by the Chinese?
I thought, ''So next season, we're filming in...China?!''

It was the first time that a season of 24 ended with a cliff-hanger for Jack.
It's funny. When we did the first season, I felt very strongly that every season should be self-contained, that the final episode should wrap up the day. There are so many things that I thought were right at one point but I now realize are terribly wrong. There was something very special about ending the show last season on that kind of dynamic note.

Last year was hailed by critics, fans, and your Emmy-voting peers as the best season of 24 ever. Did you get the sense while you were making it that it was going to be so good?
We have always felt that we've been progressing. Every year, we learn something from the previous season that makes it easier to produce the show. The same applies to this new season.

For example?
Last year, the show had such a strong overall balance. The story line with the president and his wife gave the show another strong narrative strand. So developing the characters that exist around the main Jack Bauer story line — characters as effective as Charles and Martha Logan — was an idea we really wanted to embrace. One of the things we wanted to avoid this season was relying on action to drive the show. When the show is character-driven, the audience can really relate to it. If it's simply a series of action moments strung together, the show loses momentum.

What did the Emmy victories mean to you?
It was one of those weird, special nights, on so many levels. Jon Cassar won for Best Direction; that was wonderful, because he's been the great underrated talent on 24, having directed most of the episodes for the past five years. On a personal level, my dad was in the audience, and we hadn't seen each other a great deal; he had been working on Commander in Chief. So it was a nice way for us to end up going out together one night.

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Does playing Jack ever get old?


KIEFER SUTHERLAND: The writers have given me things to do from season to season that have always made me feel I can take a fresh run at this. Last year, Jack was pulled back into his old life because of the death of his friends. It was the perfect example of ''They shouldn't have pissed him off.'' That was a real through-line for me — pissed-off Jack Bauer. That's what drove him last year, and all of that comes into play this year, too. You'll learn there was a wider scope to what happened last year. But as for Jack, the writers have come through yet again for me. He's at the lowest he's ever been. More than willing to just lay down and die. As a starting place, that's been a fantastic challenge.

Is there an area of Jack's life you'd like to see the show explore?
Yes, there is, and it would be impossible to do in the context of the show because we do it in ''real time.'' But it would be amazing to explore his past when he was training in the military. In this season, you'll understand a lot of his history in conversations with other characters. But it would be really interesting to see that explored on film. Also, the one thing that holds Jack Bauer together is this very odd hope, this faith in mankind. I think it would be interesting to find out what the hope is based on.

Maybe that could be explored in the upcoming 24 movie?
Maybe.

What can you say about the movie?
Only this: The writers have finished the screenplay. Right now, we're knee-deep in the middle of the season, so it's about being able to pull [exec producers] Joel Surnow and Bob Cochran off the show to prep the movie. So many things have to happen between now and May, when we would like to shoot the film. It's something we're certainly striving for.

You've said many times that you would support the idea of killing Jack if it best serves the story. Do you think death is inevitable for your character?
Yeah. I think it would be so cool. [Laughs] Is it something I want to happen on a personal level? Absolutely not! This has been the most creative, amazing learning experience I've ever had. But the idea of the show is so clever, I think it can go on for a very long time. It's just a question of with whom. This show has given me so much, I would be 100 percent supportive of that.

24 certainly looks like an intense experience to produce, both emotionally and physically. How do you prepare for the season?
I'll tell you how I prepared for this season. It was the first time I didn't do a film in the break. We knew that we had a successful fifth season. We liked the feeling of that, and we want it again. So Jon Cassar and I made ourselves available to the writers during the break. I let them know: If you wrote something and you're not sure about it, and you want to hear it read, call me. I'll be at your house in 40 minutes.

It sounds like the success of last season really galvanized you.
We're a competitive group of people. You tell a competitive group of people ''This is the best you can do,'' that's going to piss them off — in the most positive way. If there's a way to be gracious in response to the wonderful year we had from our fans and the Emmys, it's this: ''You gave us a beautiful gift; we're going to do everything we can to give you one back.''

Fluffy, et que la saison 6 commence

super!!!!merci fluffy

fluffy poodle a écrit:

KIEFER SUTHERLAND: We did. Anytime I would go in for looping, I would do the ''The following takes place between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.'' or whatever. One day, I said, ''Do we not have this yet?'' And of course, we did. So I don't do them anymore — but I did them for three years without realizing we didn't need to.

Love him !! :D

virginie1989 a écrit:

fluffy poodle a écrit:

KIEFER SUTHERLAND: We did. Anytime I would go in for looping, I would do the ''The following takes place between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.'' or whatever. One day, I said, ''Do we not have this yet?'' And of course, we did. So I don't do them anymore — but I did them for three years without realizing we didn't need to.

Love him !! :D

Pourrais tu me traduire Virginie ???

J'ai pas tout compris dans sa réponse...

Jack a écrit:

J'ai pas tout compris dans sa réponse...

- On l'a fait. A tout moment j'y allais, j'enregistrais la phrase "TThe following takes place between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m" ou n'importe laquelle. Un jour, j'ai dit " : "On ne l'a pas déjà celle-la ?" Et bien sûr qu'on l'avait. Donc je ne les fais plus - Mais je les ai faites pendant trois ans sans réaliser que nous n'avions pas besoin [de les refaire à chaque fois].

virginie1989 a écrit:

Jack a écrit:

J'ai pas tout compris dans sa réponse...

- On l'a fait. A tout moment j'y allais, j'enregistrais la phrase "TThe following takes place between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m" ou n'importe laquelle. Un jour, j'ai dit " : "On ne l'a pas déjà celle-la ?" Et bien sûr qu'on l'avait. Donc je ne les fais plus - Mais je les ai faites pendant trois ans sans réaliser que nous n'avions pas besoin [de les refaire à chaque fois].

Virginie !! :D

virginie1989 a écrit:

charlie a écrit:

Est-ce qu'on aurait l'air folle comme ça nous aussi en criant comme elles??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBHmzbkXcKU

Ca craint quand même...

Les hystériques!!!!!!!!!!

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno
On January 8th, Kiefer was a guest on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Partie 1
Partie 2

Kiefer rocks

SPOILERS S6 !! ET 5 bien sur

Vidéo poeple's Choice Award.
http://pennykeating.com/KieferNewVideos.html

:amour 1: :amour 1:

Penny

(désolé :oops: , j'aurais du mettre ce lien dans "reportage interview 24 ou Kiefer vidéo)