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Kiefer Sutherland Wiki Biography

Kiefer Sutherland is a well known actor and film director. He is mainly known for roles in such in such shows and movies as “24”, “Touch”, “Crazy Moon”, “The Right Temptation” and many others. When talking about Kiefer’s personal life, it could be said that he was married twice and both of is marriages ended up in divorce. Sutherland has only one child. During his career Kafier gained acclaim by being nominated and winning various awards. For example, the Golden Globe Award, MTV Movie Award, Satellite Award, Screen Actors Guild Award and others. In addition to numerous movies and television shows in which Kiefer appeared, he has also worked on several video games. So how rich is Kiefer Sutherland? It is estimated that Kiefer Sutherland’s net worth is $65 million. He gained this high sum because of his long career as an actor. Kiefer’s appearances still can be seen in different projects so there is a high chance that his net worth will grow in the future.

Kiefer William Frederick Dempsey George Rufus Sutherland, better known to the world as Kiefer Sutherland, was born in 1996, in England. Both of his parents were actors, so Keifer knew from the very young age what it meant to be an actor. Kiefer began his career in 1983, wen he appeared in the movie, called “Max Dugan Returns”. From that time Keifer’s net worth began to grow. Later he got more suggestions to act in different movies. Some of them include, “Dark City”, “The Sentinel”, “Flashback”, “Eye for and Eye” and many others. All these appearances added to Kiefer Sutherland’s net worth. Because of his great impact on the movie industry, Kiefer was involved in the Hollywood Walk of Fame and in the Canada’s Walk of Fame.

In addition to this, Sutherland he has worked together with “Ford Motor Company of Canada”, “Apple, Inc.”, “CalorieMate” and other organizations and companies. This also made Sutherland’s net worth. As it was mentioned before, Kiefer is famous for his role of Jack Bauer in the show, called “24”. There he worked together with Carlos Bernard, Dennis Haysbert, Kim Raver, Elisha Cuthbert, Mary Lynn Rajskub and others. Other television shows, that he acted in include “American Misfits”, “Corner Gas”, “The Confession” and others. What is more, Sutherland is one of the owners of the company, called “Ironworks”, and has also worked on such video games as “24: The Game”, “Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes”, “Call of Duty: World at War” and “Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain”. All these activities had a huge impact on the growth of Kiefer Sutherland’s net worth.

All in all, it could be said that Kiefer Sutherland is one of the most experienced actors in the industry. He has appeared in many different shows and movies and knows very well how the movie and television industries work. Let’s hope that his fans will be able to see him even more roles, this would undoubtedly make Sutherland’s net worth higher.

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Kiefer Sutherland Quick Info

Kiefer Sutherland Trademarks

1. Often works with Joel Schumacher
2. His role as Jack Bauer on 24 (2001)
3. Gravelly smoke burnished voice
4. Blonde hair and blue eyes

Kiefer Sutherland Quotes

• [on the role of Jack Bauer]This has been the role of a lifetime, and I will never be able to fully express my appreciation to everyone who made it possible. While the end of the series is bittersweet, we always wanted 24 to finish on a high note, so the decision to make the eighth season our last was one we all agreed upon. This feels like the culmination of all our efforts from the writers to the actors to our fantastic crew and everyone at Fox. Looking ahead to the future, Howard Gordon and I are excited about the opportunity to create the feature film version of 24. But when all is said and done, it is the loyal worldwide fan base that made it possible for me to have the experience of playing this role and for that I am eternally grateful.
• [Describing his work ethic while shooting 24] it’s going to sound funny and I don’t meant to be and it’s not a trite answer: fear I love my job and I don’t want to lose it because people are relying on me in this situation too and the fear of failing added, fear is a huge motivator for me it’s a fantastic opportunity. I’ve been doing this long enough not to take it for granted so fear will push you through
• [Describing how he works with the cast and crew of 24 (2001)] One of the interesting things about the way we shoot our seasons we don’t get picked up until it’s over so we approached the first season like “this was it” it could be over before it even starts”, so we threw everything into it and created a standard for us. What really can make or break any show is the crew and our crew, you can’t look at those faces every day and every year and just start quitting on them because they’re the same amount of hours you are and in many cases even longer than you.
• [on the rigors of action roles] It’s amazing that I’m still alive.
• I’ve had some amazing people in my life. Look at my father. He came from a small fishing village of five hundred people and, at six foot four with giant ears and a kind of very odd expression, thought he could be a movie star. So go figure, you know?
• There are two things that Jack Bauer never does. Show mercy and go to the bathroom.
• My mother’s five foot two and, I’ll be honest with you, she’s the only person I’m scared of.
• I think that the day you’ve figured out the difference between women and men is the day that you’re no longer attracted to women. It’s the difference that is so fantastic and frustrating and angering and really sexy.
• [2006] I’ve always thought that I look different in my head than what I see. I had a real big problem with it when I saw Stand by Me (1986). I thought I’d ruined the movie. I so clearly wanted my character to be a mean, angry version of James Dean. And, obviously, I didn’t look anything like that. That’s always thrown me off. So I tend not to look in mirrors.
• [2006] I think I’m pretty demanding as a person. I like things to be a certain way, everything from being on time to being tidy. I haven’t been flexible with that. I mean, as I’ve gotten older, I’ve hopefully become a lot more flexible. But, of course, I am living alone… I had the 24 (2001) cast over for dinner one night and I heard that Reiko Aylesworth, who played Michelle, said, “It’s so nice that he cleaned up his place.” Someone else said, “He didn’t clean it up for you, honey. It’s always this clean.” And her response was, “Ewwww”. But there’s so much disorder in every other aspect of what we do, if you can control your environment at home, you do it.
• [2006] I’ve had one-night stands, but they’re just not my nature. I think of myself as much more of a romantic than that. The point of being with someone is out of the hope and desire for connection. Otherwise, you might as well just go home and masturbate…
• Twelve years ago, if anyone had suggested I would do TV, I would have laughed at them. Film actors didn’t do TV. But when I was finally offered 24 (2001), it came like a saving grace. I owe it a lot.
• [on his father, actor Donald Sutherland, being a huge fan of his television series 24 (2001)]: I remember last year we were having dinner and I made the mistake of saying I had to go home soon because we’re shooting x, y and z. And he got cross with me, because I had told him what I was shooting, just not thinking about it, and obviously gave away a piece of the plot.
• My old man started to watch 24 (2001) in France when he was on location – it didn’t have any commercials over there. Then, he came to the States and he hated the commercials. Then, he went back to France and he missed the commercials, because it gave him time to breathe. I always found that funny.
• When asked what attracted him to film acting: I got into it for the girls.
• [on winning the 2001 Best Actor Golden Globe Award] My mind went totally blank and my body went numb. It was a very surreal moment… It was a great night. I admit I felt really cocky for about 24 hours, and then I had to go back to work.
• I like chatting with people. If people ask me a direct question, I give them a direct answer and I feel I’ve always done that with the press.
• [on Jack Bauer’s trigger-happy nature] It’s funny because I’m strongly opposed to the death penalty, and I don’t believe in “acceptable losses”. It’s complicated for me to play this character, because, unlike a film, I don’t know the end but I want a situation to arise within the show where he’s actually confronted with a lot of the things he’s done.
• I think the most attractive thing (in a woman) is a sense of humor. If someone can make you laugh, you’ve gotten a lot out of the way.
• I got really lucky in that my dad stopped working just as I started. He took a few years off, not on purpose, but he has three sons with his wife of 30 years and he wanted to be involved with them. As much as I missed him being around when I was growing up, I think he missed us too and he wasn’t going to let that happen again. So it wasn’t until much later that people started making comparisons. When I started, with films like The Bay Boy (1984) and Stand by Me (1986), I look back on those interviews and I’m amazed; there’s no mention of my father, it’s not even “son of Donald Sutherland”. I caught a bit of a break in that it never felt like a weight to me. It’s amazing that I was stupid enough to try it – we’re talking about one of the most prolific actors in film history – but my parents were very gracious about making me feel like I at least had a shot at making my own path.
• You know, Gauguin is one of my favorite painters, not because I think he was a great painter but because he was a great artist, his passion and belief in what he was doing; he gave up everything to follow his passion. I have so much respect for that because I don’t have that kind of courage.
• You can’t ask the press to service you with everything that they have and not expect some of the other stuff in return if you’re going to live your life like I have,” he says. “I’ve done enough stupid things that I might as well walk up to them and say, “Here, if I were you, I’d write it like this…” In all fairness, the press has been pretty nice to me; even in having a go at me, it’s done with a kind of humor. Only once or twice have I seen something that made me think, wow, that person really doesn’t like me – where it’s been malicious as opposed to “what an idiot”.
• If the acting thing hadn’t worked out for me, I’d be laying phone cable in northern Ontario.
• Do I think it’s important to the show (24 (2001)) that Jack eventually dies and does so when you least expect it? Yeah. It will be very obvious when people start going, “Oh, please. How many bad days can one guy have?”.
• (on the much-hyped broken engagement to Julia Roberts) You can’t do all these interviews about how wonderful you both are and then when it falls apart six days before your wedding not expect people to have a shot at you. I know Julia and I unwittingly asked for it.
• On his 1990s career: You could say I was not on everybody’s first list to do the bigger films. Luckily, other opportunities have come along.
• There are two kinds of event in rodeo and bull riding’s one of the roughstock events. I was into immobilising cows myself.
• When you’re a young actor you like to go for characters with a bit of flair, so in many films I ended up playing the weirdos. But I can assure you I’m not a psycho or a criminal or a bully.
• (his reaction to winning the Golden Globe Award!) Now I know how Charlie Sheen feels, I’ve lost all feeling in my lower half.

Kiefer Sutherland Important Facts

• $550,000 per episode
• $550,000 /episode (2009-10)
• $40,000,000 (2007-2009)
• $1,700,000
• $250,000
• He was offered the role of Dick Grayson/Robin/Nightwing in ”Batman (1989)” before the character was written out of the script.
• Both, Kiefer and his daughter ‘Sarah Sutherland (III)’ played a role in a piece by ‘Aaron Sorkin’. Kiefer appeared in _A Few Good Men (1992)_, his daughter Sarah appeared in _The Newsroom (2012)_.
• He says that he has never watched a full episode of ’24 (2001-2010)’.
• Has portrayed two government operatives named “Jack” who are both iconic figures in the entertainment industry. One being Jack Bauer from the television series 24 (2001) and the other, voicing the character of Big Boss (whose actual first name is Jack) in the Hideo Kojima video game Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (2015).
• He is of Scottish, and some English, Irish, and German, ancestry.
• Is related on both sides of his family to health care activists in two different countries. He is a distant cousin on his father’s side of Howard Dean, who vocally advocated the Affordable Health Care Act in the United States. His maternal grandfather was Canadian (Saskatchewan) Premier Tommy Douglas, who pushed through Parliament a universal health care bill.
• He and his father Donald have both played artist Paul Gauguin.
• Sold his 5-story town house at 763 Greenwich Street in New York City’s West Village for $17.5 million. [September 2012]
• His first name is the German word for pine and/or jaw.
• Paid $8.25 million to purchase a five-story town house in Manhattan’s West Village (2008).
• Sold his 14,400-square-foot loft/recording studio in Los Angeles’ Silver Lake area for $3,000,000 (2009).
• Was roommates with Robert Downey Jr. for three years during their early days in Hollywood in the 1980s.
• While visiting Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2007, he stayed at the world-famous Copacabana Palace Hotel.
• Considers his father, Donald Sutherland, to be one of the greatest actors of all-time.
• He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 7024 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California on December 9, 2008.
• (December 5, 2007) Sentenced to 48 days in jail for DUI. Started serving his sentence immediately.
• Arrested on suspicion of DUI in Los Angeles, California on September 25, 2007.
• He was awarded a star on Canada’s Walk of Fame in Toronto, Ontario in 2005.
• When his character, Jack Bauer, got a new tattoo (part of the plotline) for Season 3 of 24 (2001) instead of having to go though tedious make up for each scene which the tattoo would show, Kiefer had a real tattoo inked onto his arm.
• His 24 (2001) character Jack Bauer was spoofed by John Culshaw on Dead Ringers (2002).
• Lived in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles from 2002-2009.
• Has a border collie named Molly.
• Has a very large collection of vintage guitars (a 1959 Les Paul, a 1967 Telecaster, a 1968 ES335 and about fifty-five more).
• Is distantly related to former Governor of Vermont Howard Dean.
• His great-great-grandmother, through male line, was a third cousin of President Rutherford Birchard Hayes. Ironically, on 24 (2001)’s fifth season, his character Jack Bauer had to work with a Homeland Security agent named Karen Hayes.
• Ranked #68 on the 2006 Forbes The Celebrity 100 list of the world’s most powerful celebrities. His earnings were a reported $23 million.
• His ex-wife, Camelia Kath, is the widow of Chicago guitarist Terry Kath.
• Upon the conclusion of season 5 of 24 (2001), Kiefer has spent more on-screen time as the character Jack Bauer than as all of his previous roles combined. He has also received more nominations for the show than his entire film career.
• His grandfather (former Saskatchewan premier Tommy Douglas) was voted “The Greatest Canadian”.
• Has spent 15 hours a day, six days a week, for the last five years on the set of 24 (2001).
• He attended seven different schools in ten years.
• Broke three fingers in his first rodeo.
• Has a 1967 Chevy Chevelle that he has a “personal attachment to”
• Is a huge fan of the rock band Queen.
• Has signed a contract to be in three more seasons of 24 (2001) after Season 5. The contract says he will be paid $40 million, which makes him the highest paid actor on a television drama.
• Has appeared with Kim Basinger in The Sentinel (2006). Basinger appeared in L.A. Confidential (1997), and Sutherland was going to play Jack Vincennes in the failed television pilot version, L.A. Confidential (2003).
• Has starred alongside Dennis Hopper in Flashback (1990). Hopper later played Victor Drazen in the final four episodes of Season One of 24 (2001).
• At about 5′ 9″, Kiefer is extremely short by the standards of his father’s side of the family. For example, his father stands 6′ 4″ and his half-brothers are all well over 6 feet.
• Has three half-brothers: Roeg Sutherland, Rossif Sutherland and Angus Sutherland.
• Owns a recording studio/music label in Los Angeles, called Ironworks, with best friend, musician/producer Jude Cole.
• Attended and graduated from St. Andrew’s College in Aurora, Ontario.
• Is the spokesperson for Calorie Mate Japan in character from 24 (2001).
• Attended the funeral of actor Brandon Lee (who was accidentally shot by Michael Massee while filming The Crow (1994)). Coincidentally, Massee later played villain Ira Gaines in the first season of 24 (2001).
• During the fourth season of 24 (2001), he filmed a Public Service Announcement to tell viewers that the series’ creators were not trying to exploit 9/11 in their storylines, and that the whole terrorist storyline was fictional.
• On the DVD cover of Freeway (1996), he has a five o’clock shadow, but in the film itself, he is clean shaven.
• Is close friends with hockey legend Wayne Gretzky.
• In an episode of 24 (2001), his character Jack Bauer is brought back after a heart failure. The same thing happened in Flatliners (1990), where he played Nelson.
• His daughter, Sarah Sutherland, was part of the graduating class of 2006 from Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences in Santa Monica, California (Vanity Fair magazine, February 2005).
• He left Canada to do commercials in New York. In 1983, he landed a jeans advertisement and got enough money to buy a car and go to California.
• When he was eight, he moved to Canada where he spent the next eight years of his life.
• Is seven minutes older than sister Rachel Sutherland.
• Was originally slated to play grandfather Tommy Douglas in Prairie Giant: The Tommy Douglas Story (2006), but had to relinquish the role in late 2004 due to scheduling conflicts with the fourth season of 24 (2001).
• On January 23, 2005, he became the first Inside the Actors Studio (1994) guest to be the offspring of a former guest. His father, Donald Sutherland appeared on the show in 1998.
• His stepdaughter Michelle Kath was expecting her first child in February 2005.
• Was not aware of father Donald Sutherland as an actor until he was 18.
• Even though he physically appears onscreen for less than three minutes in Phone Booth (2002), he received second billing behind Colin Farrell.
• Within the same year, had played the character of the Caller in the movie Phone Booth (2002) and of Jack Bauer on the television series 24 (2001). Both projects were created by Fox. The events of both projects take place in “real time”. And both projects were delayed by Fox due to real-life events: 24 (2001) due to the 9/11 al-Qa’ida terrorist attacks, and Phone Booth (2002) due to the D.C. sniper shootings by John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo. “24”‘s first season began airing in October 2001, while Phone Booth had its release date moved from November 15, 2002 to April 4, 2003.
• Attended and graduated from Martingrove Collegiate Institute in Etobicoke, Ontario.
• In an episode of 24 (2001), he is told a character is being transferred from Los Angeles to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba for questioning. In A Few Good Men (1992), he played a Marine stationed at Guantanamo Bay.
• Had L.A. Confidential (1997) been made into a television series, he would have played Kevin Spacey’s character, Jack Vincennes.
• His vampire likeness from The Lost Boys (1987) is featured on the cover of J. Gordon Melton’s “The Vampire Book: The Encyclopedia of the Undead”. In a captioned picture inside the book, his name is misspelled as “Keifer”.
• His role as Jack Bauer in 24 (2001) is his first regular role on a television series.
• When starting up on the rodeo circuit he decided to buy all the things needed. The horses, the bulls/cows, the tractors, the 900 acre ranch in Montana, then sold it once he was finished.
• For his role in The Wild (2006), he had to practice roaring like a lion. Rather than doing it at his home with his daughter and stepdaughter around, he practiced in his car while driving on the freeway, completely unaware of a woman in the next lane watching him.
• Has appeared in one scene of Article 99 (1992) wearing glasses and a fishing bucket hat, a tip to father Donald Sutherland, who sported the same look in MASH (1970).
• Is on screen for less than three minutes in Taking Lives (2004), even though he shares top billing with Ethan Hawke and Angelina Jolie.
• In an episode of 24 (2001), his character mentions that he and his wife and daughter should take a trip up into Canada. His father, Donald Sutherland, was born in Saint John, New Brunswick.
• During filming of Stand by Me (1986), he stayed in character off-camera by often picking on Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman and Jerry O’Connell.
• Daughter, Sarah Sutherland, likes to make fun of the fact that he’s computer illiterate.
• Was Gary Oldman’s passenger when Oldman was arrested for drunk driving in 1991.
• Daughter, Sarah Sutherland, with Camelia Kath, was born on February 18, 1988.
• Named after Warren Kiefer, pen name of Warren Kiefer. Sabatini directed Castle of the Living Dead (1964), in which Donald Sutherland made his theatrical film debut.
• Twin sister Rachel Sutherland is a television post-production supervisor in Toronto, Ontario.
• Earned first place in the US Team Roping Championships.
• Plays ice hockey on a celebrity team.
• Traveled with the rodeo circuit in the late 1990s and won rodeos in Phoenix and Albuquerque.
• Among the many reasons cited for the break-up of his first marriage, one was his friendship with The Lost Boys (1987) castmate Jason Patric and other members of the “brat pack” — ironically enough, his friendship with Jason Patric dissolved after his fiancé Julia Roberts left with Patric for Europe three days before her scheduled 1991 marriage to Sutherland was to take place. In 2011, Sutherland and Patric co-starred in the Broadway revival of Patric’s father’s play “That Championship Season”.
• Was engaged to Julia Roberts
• Son of actor Donald Sutherland and actress Shirley Douglas
• Owns Ironworks Studio together with his musical partner singer/songwriter/composer Jude Cole. Kiefer also owns a valuable collection of about 50 vintage guitars which he and his partners has been playing in studio sessions and live performances.
• Grandson of former Saskatchewan premier Tommy Douglas, leader of the first elected socialist government in North America. Douglas was premier from 1944-1961, and was known as the father of Canada’s government-funded medical system.

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