Jack Bauer will return after all, and not in the much rumoured feature film version of 24 but a special limited 12 episode series titled 24: Live Another Day. According to The Hollywood Reporter, original showrunner Howard Gordon is set to produce this special season, finding the time between writing episodes of his latest hit […]
Continue readingThe 24 movie is dead
24 fans were dealt a blow today as director Antoine Fuqua, long attached to the feature film version of the TV series, announced to The Playlist that the movie may never happen. Talk of a 24 feature film has been circulating for some time, though word spread last year to a potential trilogy. Fuqua (Training […]
Continue reading24 movie delayed indefinitely
Bad news for Jack Bauer fans; the clock has stopped on the long-gestating 24 movie. According to Deadline, 20th Century Fox have decided against shooting the picture this year, despite prior reports suggesting production would begin late March/early April. No director is yet attached to the film, and no official green light has been given by the […]
Continue readingSlumdog Millionaire’s Anil Kapoor starring in Indian remake of 24
Anil Kapoor, best known as the game show host from Slumdog Millionaire, is set to produce and star in the Indian incarnation of the hit television show 24. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kapoor will play the equivalent ‘Jack Bauer’ character. Kapoor, who guest starred in 24‘s final season, had this to say about the […]
Continue reading24 movie on track for 2012
Although 24 may no longer be on television screens, the horrible, tortured, impossibly pee-free existence of beleaguered anti-terrorist super-agent Jack Bauer is not over yet. Producer Brian Grazer revealed (via Twitter, of course) that the long-gestating 24 movie is still going ahead, and will hit cinemas next year. Here is the incriminating tweet: “Got off […]
Continue readingDie Hard crossover with 24? Not quite…
A little while ago we discovered that 20th Century Fox had hired screenwriter Skip Woods (The A-Team) to pen a screenplay for a fifth Die Hard film, which Bruce Willis had insisted would increase in scope compared to the previous pictures and go “worldwide”. According to Ain’t It Cool News, that film now has a […]
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