I don't think this is the "much awaited film", I believe it's an additional film they only decided to do due to the writers strike. The film you are referring to will hit the big screen.

This isn't a big deal, its just a TV movie to fill in the gap. This will surely not compare to the movie they want to release for the cinema which I assume will have a much bigger budget.

I'm getting my 24 fix from watching 'The Unit' these days. It has 24's President Palmer as the lead guy and I really like him. The contents of the show is the nearest thing to 24 at the moment, it helps a bit.

With how Prison Break is produced and directed, I would say that gives you the feeling of watching 24 but not in regards to content, obviously.

Not that 24 fans needed to be made more excited/impatient for the long-delayed Season 7, Kiefer Sutherland at Fox's upfront presentation promised truly super-Bauered times ahead — and in a way, you have the WGA-AMPTP feud to thank for it. "After so many postponements, I can assure you that none of us at 24 took for granted the significance of this upcoming season," the series star-producer said. "But the time allowed us to do something that has never been done before — create a map of the entire season before we started shooting. So I can tell you without hesitation, I know for a fact, that Season 7 is going to be the best season yet."

What's more, Sutherland — who leaves for South Africa in a few weeks to begin filming the two-hour 24 movie airing Nov. 23 — says the real-time "prequel" to Day 7 will be a good time as well. "[Writer-executive producer] Howard Gordon is most proud of this [script] of anything he's done," Sutherland shared. "I can't tell you how excited we are to make it."


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