Rated 3.7 out of 5 Is this revolutionary series from the 2000s getting a movie adaptation soon?

Stressful sound of torture at the end of each episode. Twists and turns galore. The phones of the anti-terrorist cell are ringing. THE “damn!” A reprise of his character played by Kiefer Sutherland. Airing on FOX in the US from 2001 to 2010, and then making a brief return in 2014, 24 Hours has had no shortage of tricks.

But we also – and above all – remember the detective series by revolutionizing the media and the storytelling system, with events told in real time, one hour per episode and one day per season. Consideration of advertising breaks. Over time, the coups, of course, became bigger and bigger, but he had no equal in stopping us.

So much so that its creators and manufacturers were reluctant to release their goose that lays the golden eggs any time soon. But the spin-off/reboot 24 Hours: Legacy, helmed by Corey Hawkins, was a resounding failure that prevented them from continuing their adventure. To date, and the return of one of the great sea serpents associated with the series: its transition to the big screen.

While already airing, there have been repeated talks of a feature film, while a TV movie intended to compensate for the 2008 writers’ strike was created between seasons 6 and 7 with a real-time storyline that aired at two o’clock.

Is Kiefer Sutherland back?

During the show Squawk Box On CNBC, producer Brian Grazer announced that he had been working with Disney and FOX on a 24 Hours movie, and that it would be his last. “done in a really interesting way”Without saying more about the project, which is clearly in its early stages.

So we don’t yet know what form the feature film will take, nor whether Kiefer Sutherland will reprise his role as Jack Bauer. Or how the format of this opus could be developed, just to show that 24 hours does not belong in the 2000s and that it has a place today.