In the Glendale City, California jail, “24” star Kiefer Sutherland, faces a complex reality (that alas does not pervade his show), and that is we are all human with failings and propensities and our private, real tortures.
Mr. Sutherland was serving a 48-day sentence for a drunken driving conviction, not his first, but is scheduled for early release. Hopefully, he’ll take responsibility for his weakness in the future, and not put himself, or others, at risk and realize human failings and punishment are not always that simple. We wish him well; his father is really good in “Dirty Sexy Money”.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
FROM “24” TO 48: JACK BAUER MEETS REALITY
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