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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Kiefer Sutherland breaks down his most iconic characters, including his roles in 'Stand By Me,' 'The Lost Boys,' '24,' 'A Few Good Men,' 'A Time to Kill,' 'Dark City,' 'Designated Survivor,' 'The First Lady' and 'The Contractor.'
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00:00 Intro
00:20 Stand By Me
02:31 The Lost Boys
04:31 24
08:16 A Few Good Men
11:20 A Time to Kill
13:31 Dark City
15:08 Designated Survivor
16:38 The First Lady
19:00 The Contractor
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Anyone else feel like this could have gone on for 2 hours? He is a gifted storyteller on top of being a great actor.
His gravelly voice gives me ASMR, and it's great to see how much he has mellowed and matured
I wish all of these breakdown were completely uncut, they could have someone like Willem Dafoe or other thespians go on for hours and hours
@@apseudonym Yes. I wish they had added his voice acting for Metal Gear Solid
Agreed!!! Loved listening to him 👌
Yes so many more films he could talk about this could go on for a long time.
One thing Kiefer Sutherland didn't touch on but what I think is really important about 24, is that when this was being made, Hollywood actors looked down on tv shows and considered it a death rattle to their careers if they moved into tv. Kiefer Sutherland proved them wrong and helped to elevate the credibility of tv shows long before we had streaming services, to the point where they are arguable better entertainment than most movies now.
"Touch"- now there's yet another role they missed! Such a sweet show too!
Yes, I remember thinking how unusual but awesome it was for a movie actor to be in a TV show! He definitely set a trend there, as The West Wing came soon after.
I agree with this as well and honestly, up until recently with the rise of netflix, amazon prime and etc., I think it was generally agreed upon that movie stars never went into tv.
It's amazing the impact that 24 had. When I was growing up, NO ONE was available when 24 was airing because everyone was watching it (this is back when if you didn't watch it live on TV, you weren't going to watch it until the DVD release or pirated it).
I think another big step for TV actors is True Detective with Matthew M and Woodly Harrelson. It was one of the first TV series I saw a big time movie actor get involved.
@@gymfamily Yep! Another thing was when it came out on DVD. Back then, a season of something like Star Trek would set you back £70+ or so. But when 24 came out as a box set, it was less than half the price.
this show, CSI's and a few others I am sure you can thank for all that... big name actors who got on in it early.
and at that was before the go* awful reality crap hit the stage.
he talked more of his adoration towards the works of his co-actors than about himself, so humble and what a genuine person
Love him!
Not according to Freddie prince jr lol
Dark City was the movie where I fell in love with Kiefer Sutherland. One of the most underrated scifi movies.
I absolutely love Dark City. A fantastic film. For anyone who hasn’t seen it, I recommend watching the Director’s Cut.
@@jonathanaldecoa1099Directors Cut is the only version I've ever owned. Pirated the original back in the early 2000s then found the special edition cover director's cut at a closing down movie store so bought it.
Proyas is interested in either a TV show or a sequel. He talked about it on his Patreon account. I'd love to see Kiefer return.
Oh nice - I've not seen this I'm going to check it out!
@@seventeendegree I thought he was developing the tv show for years. What happened?
The fact that people hate you for a character you played makes you a genius actor. I love him best in Phone Booth with Colin Farrell. His voice in that movie still gives me chills.
Phone booth is so underrated. I also kinda wish he would've mentioned Freeway.
I really did not understand why Phone Booth was not mentioned
It tells me more about the IQ of those people.
@@emanuelporto9374 many movies he did were he was the lead or supporting actor were not mentioned
Yes, not sure why he didn't talk about that role. He was great.
I’d love to see Kiefer back as Jack Bauer one more time and bring his story full circle.
Yes to see him come back being out cast and in charge @ the end, that would be a fantastic round story.
Yeah, season 8 gave us a great open ending in which you didn't really NEED to know what happened next. But then they did Live Another Day and gave us a an open ending in which you absolutely NEED to now what happenes next! That was a really dumb idea.
We need to start a petition to get Jack back on track ... Where's Howard Gordon???
He will die in the last chapter
@@dtworlds12 How would that happen, the petition thing? He must do at least one more season
I’m surprised Young Guns isn’t on here. One of my favourites of his, along with The Lost Boys, Stand By Me and 24.
Kiefer’s a brilliant actor, he deserves more credit!
I'm still watching, waiting for Young Guns 😢
Same. He said FDR was the first real person he portrayed. Doc Scurlock was real, as far as I know.
same here
Seriously. No Doc??
Um, young guns!?
Honestly I would love to see 12 more seasons of 24. Its one of the best shows ever.
For real ending it with Jack as Russias prisoner is bs
The best!
It certainly has its hardcore fanbase.
I used to love watching 24
Kiefer is really underappreciated if you ask me. Terrific actor.
Agreed.
JB, Jack Bauer, James Bond, Jason Bourne.
AGREED! maybe not underrated... but DEFINITELY undervalued!.... well said!
If it makes you feel better, a huge portion of the gaming community knows his name for doing the motion capture and voice acting for Snake in Metal Gear Solid V, one of the most iconic video game franchises. And I think most of the fans agree that he nailed the role
@@neroidius6915 He did the mocap too? That's awesome!
He seems like a guy who really appreciates the career he's had
He seems like a guy who is playing a part for an interview.
@@barnabybot Well said...Kiefer is an actor so he's great at pretending to be someone he's not. The way he treats people on film sets tells you all you need to know about him.
@@Cptcrunchies how does he treat them on set?
Yup. Great actor.
@@barnabybot FO.
His performance in 24 was outstanding 👏 👌 🙌 😍
I love him as David in The Lost Boys. He’s a great actor, seems like a nice guy.
Flatliners is a great film by him very underrated
@@NorthPhilly-zr7xc I’ve been meaning to get around to watching that one, it looked interesting ☺️
@@yogabear7140best movie ever!
Flat liners is freaky but great! And WHAT A CAST!
@@NorthPhilly-zr7xcNot my favourite performance of him, but the movie is definitely much better than the remake.
Man Kiefer was my guy back in the day!! Dope actor. Dope voice. And his father Donald could never deny him on Maury.
You See it... You seeeeee itttt!! 🤣😂😅😂
@@TheJellymonty Kiefer will always be my guy! Anything he does is absolutely quality stuff.
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And his grandfather gave Canadians free health care ! Its true look it up!
His dad plays a pretty good 'bad guy' too. The Pyromaniac on Backdraft gives me the chills.
24 was the best. I've binge watched the entire thing multiple times and I'd love to see it come back more than any other show.
Still one of the best TV shows out there!
Don’t blame you. This is an excellent and iconic tv series ever and will never be as good as this.
Didn’t even bother watching 24 legacy
Well written series... the writers and director were amazing... Kiefer was spectacular
Been rewatching it for the last couple of weeks. Man, does it hold up well.... So fun (and ridiculous but in a good way)
100% till today no Show come close to excitement in 2 decade!
His "Venom Snake" character will always be special to me, the character had so much weight around and suspense because of his voicing.
MGS fans would argue that. I wouldn’t say that’s “his” character.
@@Jpavey23 but his voice was perfect for Big boss and venom
Kiefer’s portrayal of Venom Snake was fantastic. The role of Big Boss will always belong to David Hayter, but the saga is richer for the inclusion of Venom Snake.
Mmm, I don't know why such a devide. Storytelling is more important regardless of who plays the character.
I'm a MGS fan and I say he made it his character. Hayter is a really cheesy/bad voice actor who should never have been recruited in the first place. Kiefer was the complete opposite of him as Venom: deep and subtle.@@Jpavey23
Forest Whitaker is right about Kiefer's role in A Time To Kill. That role required some big balls to tackle properly and do justice to the material. Thank you very much for what you have given us, Kiefer Sutherland. You and your dad are a treasure!
The son of one of the very greatest actors of all time, he’s carved his own distinct path. His dad must be super proud of him.
Could even argue that he surpassed Donald. He never had a "Jack Bauer" in his career. Wished they would have talked about Forsaken, since he and his father are both in it and share the screen a lot.
I question if he even liked him. Who names their son keifer
@@johnv6806 He said in an interview that Donald was his favorite actor and that working with him on Forsaken was a highlight of his career.
@@danielgalvin4617 if they had a good relationship why would the highlight of his career be working with his dad?
@@johnv6806 A highlight, not THE highlight. You putting too much energy into this thought
Love this man. He single handedly elevated Flatliners to a guilty pleasure of mine, he was stellar in Dark City and The Lost Boys, and 24 is my favorite show of all time.
He was very interesting in phone booth
24 is just legendary, so exciting
I don't believe in "guilty pleasures". That implies you're not allowed to like things someone else calls stupid. Why feel ashamed of liking what you like?
I love the original flatliners. I have significant memories of my life around the release and viewing of that movie as a kid.
He's a drunk and a loser
"Billy Mahoney!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Growing up in the 80s and 90s, Kiefer has played some of the most iconic characters of my childhood. He's a friggin legend.
I grew up in the 80s and 90s too, and I agree. My husband, who also grew up during that time, thinks Kiefer's awesome as well.
Kiefer sounds like such a genuinely great person. 24 is one of the pillars of my childhood.
The raspy whisper of Keifer Sutherland is Legendary.
"My turn..."
Underrated Legend! And humble. He spends his whole time when talking about A Few Good Men just praising Jack and Tom. Class act.
Exactly what I was thinking
I don't think anyone will ever top Jack and Tom for that "you can't handle the truth" scene. It has become ICONIC!!!!
sO uNdErRaTeD
He is very articulated in his use of words. His ability of expression is at a much higher level than most people who has graduate or master’s degree or more. Really enjoyed this interview
So true!
He is British-Canadian, so probably was raised in England. Makes a lot of sense
@streettacohunter3706 - he was raised in Canada mostly.
Expression doesn't have anything to do with formal education. Half the people I know have an MS or PhD and half of them are terrible at expression.
Expression is one of those things that transcends education level.
Kiefer is the NICEST MAN IVE EVER MET!!!!
Got to hang out with him when he started his music career. Stull wish to hang with him or move his equipment for music anyday.
24 is still one of my favourite shows ever..Jack Bauer was a badass and excellently portrayed by Kiefer Sutherland
I loved him in Phone Booth. That was my first exposure to him. The fact that I didn't know him prior to watching made it even better. He was just the disembodied voice of a vigilante mastermind with a deep, rich timbre and a wickedly dark sense of humor.
Wish he would have talked about it
Yeh I'm actually shocked they didn't include that it was one of his best performances and all he had was his voice cos you don't see him for the majority of the film, disappointed he didn't get to talk about it.
He was great in that movie, but the movie itself wasn’t that popular
The advertisement for this was bad. It is hard to sell a 90+minute movie, about a guy stuck in a phone booth.
I watched it out of boredom, and it is terribly under rated.
First time I've seen Kiefer Sutherlsnd in an interview, what a wonderful man he is. I loved all of his stuff but Designated Survivor is great, I can't believe it got cancelled
I was really waiting for him to break someone's neck on that show, but it never happened.
@@putinscat1208 He never had the balls to do anything remotely close to that. He was the softest, weakest, most apologetic character I have ever seen in any series ever and his whispering voice is so annoying. I dont know what keeps pushing me to watch the next episode
@@porto1st Cause he infected you with sweetness?
I think it got canceled because the third season became a complete left-wing propaganda machine.
@@dr.p3637 I liked how before that it tried to stay in the middle cause Kirkman was independent so he wouldn't really lean towards either party, but that changed in season 3
His reverence for Dark City is so cool to see.
It's an absolute masterpiece that got lost in the shuffle back in the day...but it's one of those movies that when you show it to people, they wonder how they ever missed it.
I met him about 15 years ago at the Jay Leno show. I told him I was a huge fan but he also absolutely scared THE CRAP OUTTA ME since ‘an eye for an eye’. He laughed and gave me a hug. A DOLL of a human being. ❤️
Bruce Willis sitting in on the "You can't handle the truth" scene
Is magical
Yippy ki yay
Kiefer is so underrated as an actor and you see here, what a great storyteller he is. 24 is one of my favourite TV shows of all time and Kiefer's performance in it is amazing. I frequently find myself going back and rewatching the series when I have a few days to spare. Equally, A Time to Kill is one of the most brutal, tragic and well-written stories I've ever seen converted to film. The actors in that movie are second to none and it is one of the few films I have scored a 10 on IMDb, because of the performance of the actors, the story and the way it plays with your emotions throughout. Matthew McConaughey is truly exceptional in that film.
Forever one of my favorite actors…..he seems so down to earth and I love how he’s so complimentary of other actors and their craft while so humble about his own gift! This is one actor I would love to one day meet!
Keifer Sutherland voice acting in "Call of Duty: World at War" felt like "Jack Bauer" jumped into my game... definitely made the experience cooler, lol.
And of course his voice acting in MGSV.
He did the facial capture for Venom Snake too, it's some of the best facial animation ever shown in a game. It had a great effect in showing the subtle nuances in how Kiefer is reacting. Especially given the fact Venom would be silent and reserved a lot, so that physicality was used to communicate as much as spoken language.
Should have been David Hayter
Yeah the delivery of those line in COD:Waw was tremendous. If you lost a team death match he'd say " a lot of good men died today, all for nothing". You really felt like you'd let him down!
@@britishwordplay4335 Never
Kiefer is best Big Boss
Not sure how you missed Young Guns & Flatliners. Two of his best. Also Flashback with Dennis Hopper is an absolute Classic. You could have easily dropped a few on this list for these.
Agreed, but hard to do all of his roles in 20 minutes with commentary.
@@davidlynch9049 But many of these go longer, so us fans would have appreciated it. Could have been a Julia Roberts thing for Flatliners though. 🤔
Fully agree, two of my favorites. But didn't think about Flashback, I loved that movie.
Especially Young Guns. I don't think I could've seen another actor do the role of Doc Scurlock. He was perfect for the role.
I've watched flashback millions of times because he's just 🥰and Dennis Hopper got to play funny playing off the characters that made him Dennis Hopper.
What a great guy, he's so humble. Talented as he is he actually spent the majority of this talking about how great his co-stars and crew were.
Those 20 minutes felt like 2.
What an incredible story teller, exceptionally well-spoken and captivating.
I'm glad to know he has the same affection for 24 as we all do. If they do ever something with the show again it would be amazing to see him back and get the final conclusion he wants for Jack Bauer.
He needs a happy ending at this point.
@@angelotpatrick I'd like it if he comes back that he's able to stop running and finally be able to live at peace with his family.
Something tells me they'd bring him back just to kill the character
@@shecklesmack9563 maybe it could involve him dyeing to save the day as that is in line with who he is
I saw an article where he said he’d like to come back but someone needs to write it quickly cos if his age. “Jack will be carrying a walking stick or have a bad back” lol
What a humble, down to earth man...he's so talented, yet he talks about the talents of the others around him.
He is one of my favorite actors ever. No matter what you watch that he was been in that iconic voice will stay with you forever.
His performance as Special Agent Sam Stanley in the Twin Peaks film was so subtle and perfect. I wish they would've asked him about that role.
24. Nothing even comes close to the epic epicness that is 24. And no one could have played Jack Bauer better than him
On an annual basis I watch that show. It’s one of the greatest of all time.
24 is the best tv show in tv history!!
Dammit, Chloe!
Till this day I still shed a tear at Edgar’s death
Give me a name!
24 is one of the best tv-series of all time! I will love it forever! the first five seasons were just so incredibly good! I also enjoyed season 7 and loved season 8. Still, prime 24 for me has always been seasons 4-5. That was the peak for me!
Agreed! Yes, seasons 4 and 5 are the best to me as well being so well written and jam packed with story! And Charles Logan is one of the best TV villains ever in my humble opinion.
This guy is an absolute legend and it must run in the blood because his father is absolutely great as well
God I love this guy. One of the few actors never pigeonholed or typecast. And what an incredible way of looking at his craft.
Missed his performance in Phone Booth. Sure, it was only his voice, but a huge part of why the movie was so entertaining.
Came to say this, his performace steals the show and you only see him on screen for around 2 mins
He was terrifying as he usually is.
Ever see him in Freeway?
I can speak for all of us when I say, we need Jack Bauer back for one more day of 24 for a proper retirement to one of the greatest characters 😎
Yeah get him out of that bloody Russian jail or wherever he ended up 😒
@@purpleglitterladette ….Facts yo 😎
I feel like all people want for Jack Bauer is for him to live in peace, but I'm not sure a guy like that ever "quits".
I remember how season 5 was written, the unveiling of conspiracy masterminds has been stretched out till the last few episodes of the season while still retaining lots of action in every phase of the timeline. Its better than finding out who the bad guy is after 10 hours and then playing 'catch' with them until the end, its tough to keep it thrilling that way, and takes out a lot of mystery.
I loved seasons 2 and 7 as well. When antagonists are driven by revenge and hatred, the story feels unbalanced, but when it is mixed with genuine greed for power and such, then its a much more dynamic plot. And lets not forget how important side plots are. For example, I enjoyed Kim's attempt to escape the blast zone in LA in season 2, it kinda felt like a crossover.
Kiefer in Dark City is my favorite of his. Absolutely chews the scenery.
It is an absolute crime that they didn't have him talk about his rolls in Young Guns and Young Guns 2. Such an iconic roll dealing with the struggles of morality as Doc in those movies.
I also love seeing him on the Three Musketeers.. he played an awesome character big time. It'll always be a special place in my heart..
I was looking for this comment. I watched it on tv when i was young.
@@CourtTV. Oh cool.. I've been watching it alot recently on Disney+
I just rewatched it last week then this popped up. Yes, it was a lighter Disney telling but he STILL brought amazing gravitas- I related more to Athos as an adult, so there’s power in that performance.
@@Paul_Simon i agree with you on that. 💯
@@Paul_Simon Hey, when are you getting back with Art for a reunion tour?
Kiefer is an incredible actor. 24 is one of my favorite tv shows I’ve ever watched! I’d be thrilled to hear if 24 returns!
For this guy to sit there in that chair and tell what he feels on all what he's done as an actor was amazing! I love this guy and his dad as well. Such a great actor, and VERY easy on the eyes, no matter what hairstyle he's wearing lol I do wish he would have talked about his Young Gun's movies.
My favorite movie with Kiefer Sutherland is the The Vanishing. Really good movie. They should have talked about the The Vanishing where he is the main protagonist not a side actor.
Dark City is an underrated masterpiece. Lost Boys is tons of fun. Stand by Me a gem. Flatliners, Young Guns, A Few Good Men... wow, what a filmography.
Have you ever seen Truth or Consequences New Mexico? It's one of my favorite films,great cast,script,writing,story line,Mirrors doesn't get enough credit as a horror film
@@NFL294 I think Truth or Consequences was his first foray into directing, too!
(And Mirrors is the only asian horror remake better than the original, in big part thanks to Kiefer.)
@@zoinomiko Truth has a great cast it's such a great thrill ride,so underrated,I love Mirrors too Both are little known Kiefer films
I was hoping he’d mention Flatliners.
@@kristasplendorini2330 It's a great movie
I was born in 1980, so I really grew up watching him in a lot films. Few actors (maybe other than Jack Nicholson!) have been able to play such deplorable characters as Kiefer has and still be so loved by the public. He's taken some genuine risks in his career with characters whom many actors wouldn't be able to find the humanity in. That is a rare gift that few actors possess. If you've never seen Freeway, it's one of his most daring and underrated performances. I think Kiefer is one of our greats, and he seems to be a genuinely humble and fantastic human being. Hollywood could use more like him.
Same here, I was born in '83. I was always interested in seeing him in different roles even as a kid, because it always seemed like he was completely different in each role. He had leading man energy and looks yet he was a character actor of the highest skill! Also, Freeway was fantastic and something I really need to watch again because it's been YEARS.
Freeway needs a 4K UHD/BR release stat. It's a great movie with bonkers performances by both Kiefer Sutherland and Reese Witherspoon.
He makes such a great point about people not understanding how different characters are used in a story. I see people mention that all the time in groups for tv shows. They'll say they didn't like a certain character because they found them irritating, mean, etc. The point of the character was to rub you the wrong way. The writers and director and actors did not want you to like that character. That's not why they're in the story. Good stories have an antagonist, otherwise it's an episode of Teletubbies.
24 is probably my all time favorite tv show, and I don't think anything will come close to topping it. I hope one day I get to see one final season of 24 before he stops acting haha.
Agreed 100%. Addictive as he'll. Only showing that came close in that respect was prison break.
Please do a 24 sequel!! When he said that he'd be up for it, made my day! Best show ever!!!
yeah ikr im praying they do season 10 and pick off where the russian's had him ,left me feeling like that was his end of life right there and the final ultimate sacrifice ,we need to hear it "jack is back"
Dark City is one of the greatest films of all time, and Mr. Sutherland's performance is a big part of the reason why.
Absolutely correct…
I hate it…
When people don’t…
Give that movie…
It’s deserved…
Praise…
I was lucky enough to meet Kiefer when he was a young actor on his first trip to Maui. He was so kind and gracious and made me feel so special as I’m sure he does with everyone else. He will always be one of my favorite actors💜
Jack Bauer is one of my favorite TV/Movie characters ever. A man who will do what he believes is right no matter the cost is epic. Especially after Jack was given up by his country to China and tortured by them for years he still came back to serving his country without a single doubt. Glad to know that he'd be open for something 24-like in the future. Id loved to see it.
I’ve never seen Kiefer give less than 110% in anything I’ve seen him in. Be it Lost Boys to Flatliners , Dark City to 24. Designated Survivor was the last thing I watched him in and he was amazing in that too. It’s because of him, if anything bad is happening in the world I now always say “Jack Bauer wouldn’t stand for this” 👍
😭 Jack Bauer is the man
Yep. Chuck Norris checks under his bed before bedtime for Jack Bauer!
@@becsterbrisbane6275 dude. I love the Jack Bauer character. But Chuck Norris don’t check under his bed for no one.
Great interview. Keifer is one of those few incredibly talented and charismatic actors I'll tune in to watch anything he does. Not mentioned was his role in Flatliners - loved the movie and his character. He's also a talented musician and I really like his song Something You Love. AND - he's a fellow Canuck - his grandfather Tommy Douglas is widely credited as being instrumental to starting universal healthcare in Canada.
Met him outside a restaurant years ago in NYC. Nicest dude.
the Man, the Myth, the 24 Legend, keep it rocking Jack
He is like a mirror of reality, a divine spark of intelligence. Love his reflection and introspection 💖
you are a gem 💎
Fan boi? He rode his Dad's coat tails to Hollywood...He's a drunk
A chip off the old block for sure!
It's great to hear that he's such an intelligent and articulate guy, looking back in an interesting career. I'll never forget the first time I saw The Lost Boys and Young Guns as a kid and thought this guy was the coolest actor.
I absolutely love how much he looks like his dad even more so now. The eyes and smile. Us 80’s/90’s babies will always love the both of them! ❤
Wow, I don’t see him in interviews often, but he is so well spoken and insightful. I wish this was two hours long! What a legend.
If you haven't seen it you might enjoy the podcast he was on, search for "KIEFER SUTHERLAND & JASON PATRIC (2021) Inside of You Podcast with Michael Rosenbaum"
Got goosebumps listening to him talking about wanting to come back to 24. We need one more final season to end that character's story
Yeah because Live Another Day wasn't enough for me really need a definitive final season that'll be satisfying for us all
@@harrytaylorjr2770 personally for me Live another day was enough. It wrapped up the majority of loose ends (Cheng and Audrey). Like the only way the show can end is with Jacks death because no matter where he goes he will always get pulled back in… In my head Jack got executed for his crimes against Russia… we don’t need to see it but it is implied that this is going to happen and I think that’s the best way for the story to end
@@joshhunt4146 I was thinking the same when he got sent to Russia I just didn't want to believe it I was in denial because it was over lol!
@@harrytaylorjr2770 yeah at the time I didn’t want it to end but looking back I find it quite fitting
This guy deserves a happy ending. The last time it happened was in season 2.
Loved him in flashback and flat liners. Great actor
Thank you GQ for making this interview happen. Kiefer Sutherland is my favorite actor of all time and this deep dive is excellent! Thank you!
Fantastic retrospective. He speaks with so much reverence, consideration, and humility. Seems a like really wonderful person. Love listening to his stories and process.
Great actor. I know that Metal Gear Solid V isn't a movie or show, but I'd love to hear his experience voicing Snake.
Probably sat down in a booth for an hr and that was it since he barely talks in the game lol
@@SolidMGSnake I meant more about how he felt following David Hayter's iconic portrayal and voice. It was a pretty controversial thing back when MGSV came out as I'm sure you're aware.
i was looking for a comment regarding MGS
I guess you could say he kept ya waiting, huh?
@@grindcoremaniac That's assuming he knows or cares at all about that. Kiefer did the job he was hired to do.
He's a talented actor and the parts he plays are memorable. I've heard of his issues in the past but never really thought about it. This video was great. I have a new view towards him by listening to him talk about his rolls and watching his eyes.
He speaks with such joy about his career and his projects. It's so lovely too. See someone who is so self reflective and reflective on the characters that he's played in. Chosen the experiences that have gone along with those films
I loved designated survivor ! Wish there was more seasons
I will forever love this man, rooting for him to go for a few bigger films in the future and maybe a return to 24 at some point for one last season!
His character in Eye for an Eye still haunts me to this day! Hands down one of the greatest actors out there!
I just love his voice! i wish they would have continued 'designated survivor', really liked that show!
He’s one of my favorite actors. He’s so good at becoming the character he’s put into. Love seeing the thought process behind it 💛
Haven't seen too many of his performances, but I LOVED him as David in The Lost Boys. He was absolutely perfect for that role.
He's pree much just been in lost boys and 24. 24 made insane money in the early seasons
Kiefer is an extremely talented actor in my book. I know we all want to see him do another 24, but he has done so many magnificent movies. I recently watched Forsaken with Kiefer and his father Donald Sutherland. I should say both men are fabulous actors!
Such a wonderful actor and great person. He also start looking more and more like his dad, and that is certainly a positive thing
When can we get another season 24 again? The entire series is a masterpiece.
Kiefer probably has one of the coolest voices in Hollywood. Plays a great bad guy and great good guy.
Eye for and Eye, with Sally Field and Ed Harris. Is by far one of my favorite Movies with Kiefer. It changed how I was as a mom and I changed how my kids were allowed to do things.
Bring back Bauer! Even Kiefer wants it to happen.
The thing I enjoy about Kiefer is his ability to bring these characters to life. He said he was amazed that American audiences disliked him for a portrayal of a particular character. That speaks volumes about the job he did.
Funny thing is I never like his characters immediately. It’s after seeing them more than once like 24 or rewatching a movie that I feel the depth
Yes, I don't think he has quite that same experience of his fellow Canadians.
Such a great, magnetic character. I have not seen all his movies, but I was fascinated with the ones I did see..... I feel the same fascination watching this documentary
Kiefer is amazing. I really hope they make a part two so we can hear him talk about working on Touch.
Surely someone can write something worthy to being Jack Bauer back to the masses.
He might be just too old to do it. Maybe it is even better no to film it, in times of extreme political correctness. He should kick Russian assess this time Maybe hahaha
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Going to be tough. The global politics has changed. 24 was ahead of its time.
Thank you Mr. Sutherland for being a part of one of the best pieces of television art ever created. As long as mankind exists and watches classic TV masterpieces like "24" you will live forever
Absolutely loved his insight on 24 and A Few Good Men. I was also pleased to hear Jack Bauer might make a return if the fit was right.
Thanks for this interview, Kiefer is great !
Would have liked to hear about Young Guns. I think he was the moral compass of that movie. A good hearted person that he pulls off well
I'm actually very surprised they didn't bring up young guns maybe it's on the cutting room floor.
Completely agree! One of my favorite of his characters.
There's many a slip twixt cup and a lip.
I was hoping for that too. He mentioned Casey Siemaszko in Stand By Me...he was also in Young Guns. I remember trying to sneak my nephew into see it at the theater and got busted twice. Good times.
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This was awesome and Kiefer is a really smart dude (like his dad) and this was very interesting too to listen to here as he described his career so beautifully. He took very good scripts, and with his talent, created a wonderful viewing experience for us the public, so thank you sir! :)
Such a fan been watching him and his pops all my life fantastic actor
love to see him in 24 again.. I binge watch the series every month..
Wow his recollection and story about Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson on A Few Good Men. I got chills listening to that.
I am so happy they talked Dark City. Dark City is one of my most favorite movies. I will always remember when the trailer came out and finally seeing it.
Loved that movie!