Howard Gordon Still Confident That A 24 Movie WILL Eventually Happen!

Howard Gordon Still Confident That A 24 Movie WILL Eventually Happen!

That's right, the big screen adaptation of 24 (which looks less and less likely as the days go by) is still in development according to executive producer Howard Gordon, who says talks are ongoing...

By JoshWilding - Oct 02, 2011 10:10 AM EST
Filed Under: Action
Source: Collider



Talking to Collider about his new shows, Homeland and Awake, executive producer Howard Gordon once again offered up a brief update on the status of the long talked about movie adaptation of 24. The series wrapped up in a way specifically designed to be continued on the big screen, although there's been little to no movement since it ended last year. There have however been plenty of rumors, and it thankfully seems that the project is still alive...barely.

"If the movie happens, I’ll certainly be a part of it. Kiefer [Sutherland] also has his own show now (Touch on Fox) and there are a lot of things that would have to fall into place. But, those things are definitely moving forward. Imagine and Fox are talking, and there is a script that we’re re-approaching right now."


As the month go by, I find it harder and harder to believe that this movie will ever see the light of day, especially as interest must surely be fading even for the most die-hard of fans. Tony Scott has previously been attached to direct (as he was with Mark Millar's Nemesis) but whether he's still involved is unclear, as is how far along production on 24: The Movie really is. For now, be sure to share your thoughts in the usual place, and if you're interested in reading about Gordon's other projects, you can find out much more by clicking the link below.




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MaddMonkk
MaddMonkk - 10/2/2011, 11:39 AM
I was never a fan of the show. Don't see the point, X-files movies were terrible and I loved that show. Maybe a "Price IS Right" movie will be comind out. Bob Barker is a badass!!!
CVTom
CVTom - 10/2/2011, 5:23 PM
The one thing that made the show work, besides the action, was the fact that it was real time and told over 24 hours in detail. I'm sorry but a 24 movie wouldn't work, in my honest opinion.
JackBauer
JackBauer - 10/3/2011, 8:48 AM
24 was the best show on tv. Period. Hopefully the movie will happen at some point. If not, they should at least give us some more tv movies.
JackBauer
JackBauer - 10/3/2011, 8:50 AM
@CVTom - The tv movie 24: Redemption took place in real time over the course of 2 hours. It worked just fine.
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