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Although Elisha Cuthbert has been absent from the regular cast of the action-packed series, 24, since the third season, she recently spoke about the future of its long-anticipated movie version. The actress, who is currently promoting her new film entitled Captivity, expressed the same eagerness and anticipation many of the show’s fans feel towards the proposed undertaking. “I’ve got the phone waiting by the bed, and I’m just sort of waiting for it to ring and them to tell me 'Hey, we’re gonna go do the movie,’” the actress narrated. News about the proposed big-screen rendition of the hit real-time series surfaced months ago but the project has been put on the back burner indefinitely, due to time constraints brought on by the filming of the actual show. Elisha Cuthbert did consider the idea that the movie could go into production next year when the upcoming seventh season is scheduled to end. She did reiterate, however, that everything depends on her 24 dad, Kiefer Sutherland’s availability and schedule. “I think Kiefer is so busy getting these seasons done that it’s almost impossible to get anything going…we’ve been talking about it since the first season…but it’s got to be good,” Cuthbert enthused. An interesting point to consider though, is how the film version will be handled considering the show’s trademark real-time format. Obviously, the time restrictions of a typical motion picture will make it impossible to depict an actual 24-hour cycle. However the producers, writers and directors may deem it appropriate to render a theatrical release of 24, fans will most likely devour the movie if only to witness Jack Bauer in full big-screen action. In the meantime, fans of the popular series can get some kind of 24 fix with Elisha Cuthbert’s suspense thriller, Captivity, which is set to open on Friday, the 13th. For more resources about 24 or for the full story of Elisha Cuthbert Stirs Up 24: The Movie Talk please review this link http://www.buddytv.com
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