24: The Complete Series DVD Box Set Available Dec 14, 2010
Season 8 DVD and Blu Ray Also Available
Season 8 DVD and Blu Ray Also Available
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
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24 Season 8 DVD Exclusive: Kiefer Sutherland and Mary Lynn Rajskub Say Goodbye
24 Season 8 DVD Exclusive:
Kiefer Sutherland and Mary Lynn Rasjkub Say Goodbye
After eight seasons of saving the world one day at a time (literally) CTU super-agent and unequivocal badass (and the one man you never want to see on the other side of an interrogation room -- even if you are the one asking the questions) Jack Bauer signed off from Fox's "24" last May. It was a thrilling, emotional ride that saw the very flawed hero (played with Emmy-winning charisma, anger and valor by Kiefer Sutherland) foil numerous nuclear threats and presidential assassination attempts, featured one ill-advised use of a cougar, and depicted a cornucopia of sad deaths (Tony Almeida), shocking resurrections (Tony Almeida) and vile villains (also Tony Almeida!). It immortalized the line, "Dammit, Chloe! There isn't enough time!," provided topical commentary on our world's always shifting political backdrop and changed the way we think about serialized TV. In short, it was an awesome ride.
24 Season 8 DVD Exclusive:
Kiefer Sutherland and Mary Lynn Rasjkub Say Goodbye
With the eight and final season -- as well as the complete series -- of "24" hitting DVD tomorrow (December 14), MTV News has scored an exclusive clip from the Season 8 DVD and Blu-ray bonus features. The clip, entitled "Goodbye," offers a behind-the-scenes peek at the series' last day of filming ever.
That final day on set saw Jack and Chloe (Mary Lynn Rajskub) facing off in a room, guns pointed at each other -- and, as the producers note, really brought into focus the simple fact that the relationship between these two characters had become the driving force behind the show. The goodbyes caught on tape in this clip are teary to be sure... but they may not be final. After all, a big-screen "24" movie has long been on Sutherland and series co-creator Joel Surnow's to-do list. And, if there's one thing we've learned over eight seasons of "24," it's that it's very hard to keep Jack Bauer from getting what he wants.
Source: moviesblog.mtv.com
Thursday, December 9, 2010
24 Star Kiefer Sutherland Turns Back Clock With 56 Disc Box Set
24 Star Kiefer Sutherland Turns Back Clock With 56 Disc Box Set
24 DVD Release Dec 14, 2010
Jack Bauer fans jonesing for a 24 fix can restart the clock: All 192 episodes of Fox's groundbreaking thriller are due Tuesday in a complete 56-disc box set (20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, $349.98).
Included are extras such as a final unaired coda for the series, in which Chloe O'Brian (Mary Lynn Rajskub) is arrested for once again freeing beleaguered counterterrorism agent Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland), as her 6-year-old son watches; 24: Redemption, the two-hour Season 7 prequel, filmed in Africa; a recent Comic-Con panel; a wrap-party highlight reel; and the usual cast-and-crew interviews interspersed with highlights of the series.
"Nostalgically, the first season will always feel special to me. We were really flying by the seat of our pants," says Sutherland, who spent 10 years and eight seasons in his first TV series.
"And I have a real affection for Season 8" and its depiction of a battered Jack's relationship with agent Renee Walker (Annie Wersching), which he calls "one of the most grounded story lines ... and, as an actor, one of the most satisfying to play." But "watching clips from Season 1 to 8, all I see is, 'Man, we got old!' "
The show's real-time conceit, each season representing a single day, was both radical and daunting. "Trying to do something in the thriller genre for eight years, trying to do a story that's suspenseful and earnest, is an unbelievable challenge," he says.
As it was for three winners of a Hollywood promotional stunt last weekend, who stayed awake long enough to set a Guinness world record for TV marathon viewing, watching more than 86 consecutive hours — the first five seasons — of the series, and claiming $10,000 prizes.
Though the series has ended, a feature film is still in development at Fox, and Tony Scott (Unstoppable) has been in discussions to direct. Sutherland is hopeful the movie will be released in 2012, though Fox has not yet committed to the project.
In the meantime, he's due in sci-fi film Melancholia next year and is prepping his Broadway debut in That Championship Season, by Jason Miller, due next month. Sutherland says talks for the revival of the 1972 play came out of a conversation with pal Jason Patric, Miller's son, with whom Sutherland shared a movie (The Lost Boys) and an ex-girlfriend (Julia Roberts).
"It's four middle-aged men living off their high school success, which is really sad and funny at the same time," he says.
Source: USAToday
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
24: Greatest Jack Bauer Lines - Vote on Videos of Your Favorite Jack Bauer Lines
24: Greatest Jack Bauer Lines
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Three 24 Fans Win $10,000 and Set World Record 86 Hours of Jack Bauer
Three 24 Fans Win $10,000 and Set World Record: 86 Hours of Jack Bauer
Dec. 07, 2010 | 6:01 a.m.
Fandom went the ultimate distance Monday as three men — Kevin Coon, Farris Hodo and Victor Lopez — set a Guinness World Record for the longest continuous TV-watching period as part of a marathon event put on by Fox for the show “24.”
The three guys also won $10,000 each for their ordeal, which lasted 86 hours, six minutes and 41 seconds, watching every season of Jack Bauer’s travails. The tripling up of the prize money was a surprise to the trio, who were told to come outside minutes after they had surpassed the record.
“I felt strong … but it felt good being done,” Hodo said. “It was down to four yesterday, and one guy fell asleep. I felt so bad for the guy cause he sat right next to me. We were all trying to look out for each other.”
They were the last three of the 100 who had signed up for the marathon on the event’s Facebook page. The group began watching Thursday night in a makeshift room created in the middle of the Hollywood & Highland Center in Hollywood. By Friday afternoon, 49 had dropped out of the contest, all of them receiving copies of the complete series DVD (which comes out Dec. 14). Coon was the first one to show up and ended up being one of the final three.
“It did get kind of crazy toward the end,” Coon said. “There were nights when you just said, ‘Why am I doing this?’… Slapping yourself like Jack Bauer.”
Lopez didn’t do it for the money or the world record — he is just a hardcore fan who loved the show and wanted to be a part of anything that honored it.
“When they announced that they weren’t gonna show ['24'] anymore, I kind of cried. My friends were like, ‘Come on, man! Stop being a little girl,’ ” Lopez said. “I was like, ‘You don’t understand, man. That’s Jack Bauer. He’s everything!’ “
Kimberly Partrick, a Guinness World Record adjudicator, praised the competitors for their fan feat. “These guys are really amazing. They look like they could go much longer.”
Indeed. Even after the record, they stood around and chatted with fans and media for hours, probably running on adrenaline. Coon said: “I am going to go buy myself a $100 pillow.”
– Jevon Phillips
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Kiefer Sutherland Screen Caps from 24 Marathon Challenge Message Dec 2, 2010
Kiefer Sutherland Screen Caps from
24 Marathon Challenge Message Dec 2, 2010
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