24: Exile: The Trailer: Watch it: For realz

July

The voice of the trailer’s narrator seems wrong, though I don’t know why, but it looks pretty good. Might 24 in Africa actually be pretty damn good?

You watch. You decide. Then tell me what you think.

Check it out here. Or here. Or here. OK, that last one was a joke. But it was as exciting as some moments of Season 6 anyhow.

Lemme know what you think. (Hat tip to iFMagazine.com for alerting me to the existence of this trailer.)

Also, here are the first official 24: Exile photos (click for larger versions):

For those keeping track, Gil Bellows’ (he of the receding hairline, above) casting on 24 brings the number of cast members who used to be on Ally McBeal who are now on 24 to two, as Peter MacNichol seems to be reprising his role from Season 6.

Photos courtesy of Fox.

This entry was posted on Friday, July 18th, 2008 at 3:34 pm by Amy Vernon.
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3 Responses to “24: Exile: The Trailer: Watch it: For realz”

erika July 20th, 2008 at 12:06 pm
Jack in the jungle! Hooray!! Thank for the links, Amy, that trailer was fun.
bertas July 22nd, 2008 at 11:03 am
Robert Carlyle… oh I loved him ever since Trainspotting… and Full Monty ))

You know I might even just watch this one
Nick July 23rd, 2008 at 1:57 pm
Yeah, the voiceover for the trailer was just horrible… Come on now, how tough is it to get “the voice” to do it?

As a longtime “24” nut, I gotta say, this whole movie/season 7 thing is looking increasingly less impressive. But at least FOX has “Fringe” coming out soon, which based on the pilot, is looking incredibly good.

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