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‘When does Jack Bauer take a whiz?’

Comic-Con – Ahh, Comic-Con fan questions. When does Jack Bauer take a whiz, indeed.

Mr. Sutherland?

“In all fairness, we shot a scene where [Bauer] was going to raid an office, and he ran into a washroom and came out nine seconds later much relieved,” says the actor of his real-time action hero in “24.” “They cut it out. So whenever they cut to the White House, Jack is taking a pee. And he’s also getting something to drink and eat.”

Before the panel, 20th Century Fox TV screened an exclusive clip from the upcoming two-hour movie, “Exile.” The team promised the movie would be among the show’s finest hours.

“We went to Africa with one of the best scripts we’ve ever had,” Sutherland says.

The producers used the panel to confirm several cast additions: Cherry Jones will play the first female president, Jon Voight plays a good (or maybe a bad) man, and Janeane Garofalo will come aboard to possibly spar with Chloe’s Mary Lynn Rajskub. Finally, Gordon said a 24 movie remains a possibility, though not until the series ends its run on Fox.

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Comic Con Interviews – MIRRORS Press Junket Coverage

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SDCC 08 – Kiefer Sutherland Interview – Mirrors

Kiefer Sutherland is more than just Jack Bauer, more than a Lost Boy, and more than a former child actor. Kiefer Sutherland is a way of life. Kiefer Sutherland is a hero to millions. Kiefer Sutherland is awesome, even when he’s doing voice overs in bank commercials. Kiefer, we love you, and we’ll go see you in Mirrors, starring you and Amy Smart, and directed by the guy who directed Haute Tension. We have an interview with Kiefer and I wish it went on for 14 hours just because he is in fact Kiefer Sutherland. Joy.

Mirrors Comic-Con Panel – Kiefer Sutherland, Amy Smart and Alex Aja

Cast and director of the upcoming horror film Mirrors were at San Diego Comic-Con today at the Hard Rock Hotel. Director Alexandre Aja presenting some seriously freaky clips from the movie and Kiefer Sutherland and Amy Smart fielded questions from the audience.

Check out some stills of the movie and stay tuned for our transcript of today’s panel. By the way, Mirrors opens August 15, 2008.

Comic-Con 2008: Kiefer Sutherland on Mirrors and 24

The press breakfast for Alexandre Aja’s new horror film Mirrors seemed a bit like an elaborate practical joke. Feed the press a tasty meal, give them access to Aja and stars Kiefer Sutherland and Amy Smart, then attempt to make them lose said meal by showing clips of Amy Smart ripping her own face off.

They showed five clips in all. The first was the opening scene of the film: a night watchmen in a ridiculously creepy department store is frantically trying to escape. From what, we do not know. Eventually several mirrors turn toward him, he begins to cry, and his sinister reflection then cuts its own throat, thereby cutting the real mans throat as well. The terrifying power of mirrors are revealed. Sutherland later explained that his character, a disgraced alcoholic former police officer, gets the night watchmen job after this initial death.

The other clips varied between character development scenes and spooks. Sutherland said his interest in the script came from the fact that it’s a character driven drama, as well as a supernatural slasher. He said, “Without any of the horror elements, it’s still a strong family drama.” It’s hard to say whether this will turn out to be a genuine quality of the film, or if it’s just lip service to avoid simply saying, “The movie is about mirrors killing people, enjoy your free breakfast, goodbye.”

After the jump, what keeps Aja going (hint: it’s gross)…

Alexandre Aja set up the final clip by saying it was one of those scenes he dreamed about before the story even took shape. One got the picture of him standing in the shower, or driving to work and having a sudden epiphany, filming the entire scene in his mind, and using it to fuel his creative vision through the drawn-out production process. It was inspiring, this was going to be good. Just before the clip rolled, he said the scene was “jaw dropping.” Amy Smart’s character, the sister to Sutherlands drunk security guard, is looking in her bathroom mirror, slowing tying her hair into a bun. She drops her robe to the floor and turns to enter a sudsy bathtub. But wait! Her reflection doesn’t turn with her! The sinister doppelganger stares at the bathing beauty for a moment, before gripping her upper and lower teeth and slowing ripping her own jaw from her skull. Meanwhile, the non-reflection Amy Smart writhes in the tub, her jaw being dislodged by an invisible force, the bubbly water turning dark red. End of scene. That’s inspiring filmmaking for you.

When asked about 24, Sutherland said it was difficult to stop because of the strike, but carefully avoided placing any blame. He said it was wise of Fox to insist that the show keep with its 24 episode per season running style. Without providing many details, he did confirm that they had just finished shooting a 24 movie in Africa, and enthused that “This new stuff is the best we’ve ever done.”

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“The Insider” was first on the red carpet with Kiefer Sutherland today as he made a star appearance at Comic-Con to talk about his new big-screen thriller ‘Mirrors.’ We also chatted with him about season seven of “24,” and Kiefer even took questions about his courageous 48 days in jail.

In our all-new candid interview, Kiefer also reveals his fears. The man who plays the FBI agent who saves the world on TV every week admits scary movies are enough to terrify him. Chances are, he may have a hard time sitting through his new fright fest ‘Mirrors,’ in which he stars as a troubled ex-cop plagued by evil forces who use mirrors to get back to their homeland. Kiefer is even afraid of mirrors.

“They freaked me out before [doing the movie],” says Kiefer. “I actually don’t have very many mirrors. I actually have one mirror in the house and it’s in my bathroom.”

The highly anticipated, ‘Mirrors,’ hits theaters August 15.

Kiefer Sutherland, originally uploaded by Film Festivals.

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‘Lost Boys: The Tribe’ a Total Insult

While monumentally dated in nearly every facet of production, 1987′s “The Lost Boys” has held on to become a beloved cult film and the widely recognized starter pistol for the whole “Corey” phenomenon. Joel Schumacher’s ode to vampires, red camera filters and hetero Rob Lowe worship still beguiles to this day; a horror/comedy with real genre teeth, outstanding performances, and a flavorful, haunting soundtrack.
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This brought tears to my eyes!

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