All posts tagged "kiefer sutherland"
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Film Reviews
/ 11 years agoPompeii Review
Director: Paul W. S. Anderson. Starring: Kit Harington, Kiefer Sutherland, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Emily Browning, Carrie-Anne Moss. Running Time: 104 minutes. Certificate: 12A....
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Stage And Small Screen
/ 11 years agoWatch: New Promo For ’24: Live Another Day’
We’ve already given you the first full trailer for Jack Bauer’s next adventure 24: Live Another Day. And if that wasn’t...
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Television
/ 11 years agoJack Is Back! First Action-Packed Trailer For ’24: Live Another Day’
There’s no doubt that 24 was such a unique concept and show and although they’ve tweaked it to 12-episodes for Jack...
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Features
/ 11 years ago300: Rise Of The Bad-Ass Babes Of Television And Film
300 was the film that put Scottish actor Gerard Butler on the map. Directed by Zack Synder, the film was based...
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Awards
/ 11 years agoThe EE British Academy Film Awards Confirm The Biggest Names For Sunday Night
Are you excited? This Sunday sees the BAFTAs head our way, which is – quite frankly – the best awards ceremony...
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Film Trailers
/ 11 years agoPompeii Serves Up A First Clip
Paul WS Anderson’s epic POMPEII is all set to blow later this month and the first clip from the historical disaster...
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Stage And Small Screen
/ 11 years ago’24: Live Another Day’ Teaser Trailer Turns UK Upside Down
24 was such a great TV series. It took a fascinating concept and changed the way we looked at TV. Sure,...
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Film Clips
/ 11 years agoSuper Bowl Tease & Posters For Paul W.S. Anderson’s ‘Pompeii’
Fiery new period actioner POMPEII will finally see Game Of Thrones’ heartthrob Kit Harington given the chance in the lead of a big-budget...
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Film Posters
/ 11 years agoFiery New Poster Arrives For ‘Pompeii’
Following yesterday’s release of the first TV spot for Paul W. S. Anderson’s (RESIDENT EVIL) POMPEII comes a brand new international...
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Film Clips
/ 11 years agoFirst TV Spot Erupts For ‘Pompeii’
In 79 AD, one of history’s most famous natural disasters took place, resulting the deaths of 16,000 people. That disaster was...
