Kiefer William Sutherland

Kiefer Sutherland is a Canadian actor, producer, and director. He was built-in on December 21, 1966, in London, England, to Canadian actors Donald Sutherland and Shirley Douglas. He is best accepted for his role as Jack Bauer in the hit television alternation 24, for which he won an Emmy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and two Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Sutherland began his acting career in the aboriginal 1980s, actualization in baby roles in films such as The Bay Boy and Stand by Me. He acquired analytical acclamation for his role as vampire David in the 1987 abhorrence blur The Lost Boys, which became a band classic. He went on to brilliant in a cardinal of acknowledged films throughout the 1990s, including Flatliners, Young Guns, A Few Good Men, and The Three Musketeers.

In 2001, Sutherland landed the role of Jack Bauer in the television alternation 24. The appearance was a huge success, active for eight seasons and breeding a aftereffect series, 24: Legacy. Sutherland's achievement as Bauer was broadly praised, and he became one of the highest-paid actors on television.

In accession to his assignment on 24, Sutherland has appeared in a cardinal of added television shows and films. He played the advance role in the brief alternation Touch and starred in the mini-series The Kennedys. He has additionally had roles in films such as Melancholia, Pompeii, and Flatliners (2017).

Sutherland is additionally a acknowledged ambassador and director. He produced and starred in the television alternation The Confession and has directed episodes of 24 and Touch. He has additionally directed several films, including Truth or Consequences, N.M. and Woman Wanted.

Outside of his acting career, Sutherland is accepted for his adulation of music. He is a accomplished artisan and has appear several albums, including Down in a Hole and Reckless & Me. He has additionally toured extensively, assuming in venues about the world.

Sutherland has had his allotment of claimed struggles throughout his life. He has struggled with alcoholism and has been arrested assorted times for DUI. He has additionally had several high-profile relationships, including marriages to Camelia Kath and Kelly Winn.

Despite these challenges, Sutherland has remained a admired and admired amount in the ball industry. He is accepted for his talent, assignment ethic, and adherence to his craft. He has accustomed abundant accolades for his work, including a brilliant on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

In contempo years, Sutherland has connected to assignment on a array of projects. He starred in the television alternation Designated Survivor, which was annulled afterwards two seasons but after best up by Netflix for a third. He additionally appeared in the blur The Fugitive and has appear affairs to brilliant in a new television alternation alleged The Staircase.

In conclusion, Kiefer Sutherland is a accomplished and able actor, producer, and administrator who has fabricated a abiding appulse on the ball industry. His iconic role as Jack Bauer in 24 anchored his cachet as one of the best apparent and admired actors of his generation. Despite claimed struggles and setbacks, Sutherland has remained a committed and amorous artist, continuing to booty on new and arduous roles in blur and television

Paramount+ this Sunday invited you to fall down a Rabbit Hole with Kiefer Sutherland. Will you follow TV’s erstwhile Jack Bauer on this twisty new journey?

Rabbit HoleRabbit Hole — which is now streaming its first two episodes of eight, though we are only here to discuss the first — stars Sutherland as John Weir, a “master of deception in the world of corporate espionage.” We first see John sitting a swank hotel bar, where he slips some bills to the bartender to change the TV channel to anything but news, maybe some soccer. Moments later, some Lehman Bro charges the bar, cell phone glued to his ear, demanding to see the news. John gives the bartender his nod OK, and the anxious businessman sees what is clearly to him a distressing news report. He barks some orders into his phone and storms off.

Afterward, John and an attractive woman (played by Meta Golding) at the other end of the bar catch one another’s eyes, and they get to talking the night away. When the woman, Hailey, not-so-subtly notes that she is staying nearby, John takes the cue and they spend the night together.

And then things start to get weird.

Hailey wakes up the next morning to find John all dressed and taking apart the clock on the hotel room nightstand, looking for a hidden camera and rambling about how he knows that Hailey is a pawn in some blackmail scheme, even though he is long divorced. Suitably freaked, Hailey bids her hook-up good riddance. Then, as John grabs a cab, he grows convinced that he is being followed — a suspicion he shares with Agent Jo Madi of the FBI’s Financial Crimes Unit, an apparent longtime adversary who is waiting for him outside his destination.

Agent Madi shrugs off John’s paranoia, then proceeds to probe him about a hedge fund manager who last night caught wind of a pharma stock’s selloff in Tokyo and quickly unloaded his stake, causing said stock to crater. A client of John’s then swooped in to grab the stock at a steep discount. Thing is, there had been no selloff in Tokyo. And as Madi details her eyewitness’ account, we see the events at the bar from a whole new perspective. We see how two of John’s young associates put a bug in the hedge fund bigwig’s ear about a boner pill causing cancer. That’s when he demanded the bartender put on the news, but the breaking report he then witnessed was apparently faked. (John, we learn, had blackmailed the bartender into firing up the bogus broadcast.)