Kiefer Sutherland’s favorite 24 villain is Nina Myers
Kiefer Sutherland says he didn’t think 24 would make it past the pilot stage, and picks Nina Myers as his favorite villain.
Kiefer Sutherland says he didn’t think 24 would make it past the pilot stage, and picks Nina Myers as his favorite villain.
Here’s a new interview with Sarah Clarke talking about 24. She reveals that Nina Myers was originally intended to appear in ten more episodes of the third season (bringing the character all the way to the season finale rather than being killed by Jack in episode 14). But both she and Kiefer agreed that it…
Mike Gencarelli: You played Nina Myers in “24″, with the show finally seeing its end, how do you feel? Sarah Clarke: I did. It was like an end of an era to see the show end. When I went to the finale party it was great to see so much of the crew that was…
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Back in 2001, did you have reservations about debuting the show after Sept. 11? KIEFER SUTHERLAND: Huge, massive concerns. It was something that was really transcendent to the population, and it wasn’t about the show. I think we all went through a period for three weeks, that if you weren’t a doctor, a…
In an interview with Sarah Clarke regarding her role on the Twilight series, she is of course asked about playing Nina Myers on 24. Here’s what she had to say: TVGuide.com: Your 24 character, Nina, is truly and sincerely dead. Does that ever make you sad? Clarke: Yes and no. I remember thinking it was…
by Tara DiLullo Nina Myers returned like a bad penny to torture Jack Bauer in season three, this time as a hired gun working for the highest bidder. A 24 veteran, Sarah Clarke says by the third season it was time to shake up the look of Nina Myers. “In season three, I really wanted…
When Nina Myers was carted off to prison for treason and tha murder of Teri Bauer at the end of season one, audiences knew it would be just a matter of time before she returned to confront Jack Bauer once again. For actress Sarah Clarke, stepping back into character for this arc was exactly what…
When you originally auditioned for 24 weren’t you up for the role of Nina? I did. Sarah Clarke’s just perfect for that role. She and Xander [Berkeley] are friends of mine and I can’t imagine anyone else in that role. And then for them to come and offer me the role of Michelle was great…
Television Without Pity has scored an in-depth interview with the wonderful Reiko Aylesworth. She talks all about the second season, dishes on lots of behind the scenes stuff, and much more. Gustave: When I nicknamed you “Bitchelle,” I didn’t think I’d ever have to talk to you. Reiko Aylesworth: I was actually pretty pleased with…
Apart from the money, what was it that attracted you to the role of Nina in 24? [laughs] Apart from the money? Well, I would say that the part of Nina wasn’t fully developed when I went for the auditions. It was never clear, at the start, whether her role was going to last for…
We reported this a few days ago but now here’s a scan of the TV Guide December 21-27, 2002 issue with the article declaring 24 the best television show of 2002. Well deserved! Here’s the great writeup in text form: More than merely the best show of the year, Fox’s 24 is also TV’s greatest…
The set of 24 was a chamber of secrets for Sarah Clarke, who had to keep quiet about her character’s hidden agenda – and her own romance with a costar. You thought you knew Nina Myers. She was, you thought, the crime-fighting heroine of FOX’s 24 – its magnolia of steel. Resourceful and tough, she…
All Signs Pointed To Nina As Mole, If You Believe “24” Tales by Ellen Gray, Philadelphia Daily News SO NINA’S the mole. Hey, I knew that. Or at least I didn’t not know it. By now, fierce fans of Fox’s “24” – is there another kind? – have had nearly a week to stew over…
Fans of 24 had their world rocked last week when they learned straight-arrow counter-terrorist agent Nina Myers was a mole. No one had a clue she was a Serbian-speaking double agent named Yelena, hell-bent on assassinating Sen. David Palmer, who’s running for president — and trying to prevent her boss, agent Jack Bauer, from stopping…
As Fox’s hit espionage thriller 24 draws to a close, the theory that the good guys use Macintosh computers while the bad guys use Windows PCs appears to be reinforced. The penultimate episode of the show, which aired on Tuesday evening, finally resolved the show’s major cliffhanger -– the identity of a traitor. The traitor’s…