List of 24 characters: Difference between revisions
Content deleted Content added
FreeKresge (talk | contribs) Undid revision 891767073 by 47.221.115.162 (talk) test edit |
Reverted to revision 889143524 by Mindeeforman (talk): Undiscussed changes, please discuss on TP (TW) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
The following is a list of characters in the television series '' |
The following is a list of characters in the television series ''24'' |
||
by season and event. It includes some relatively minor characters not considered part of the main cast, and "bad guys". It is not, however, a complete list. |
|||
== CTU == |
|||
=== Jack Bauer === |
|||
{{Main|Jack Bauer}} |
|||
Jack Bauer is a fictional character and the lead [[protagonist]] of the [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. His character has worked in various capacities on the show, often as a member of the Counter Terrorist Unit (CTU) based in [[Los Angeles]], and working with the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] in Washington, D.C. during season 7. |
|||
Within the ''24'' storyline, Bauer is a key member of the CTU, its director in Season 1, and is often portrayed as their most capable agent. Bauer's job usually involves helping prevent major terrorist attacks on the United States, saving both civilian lives and government administrations. On many occasions, Jack does so at great personal expense, as those he thwarts subsequently target him and his loved ones. He is not a crooked agent; however, Bauer's frequent use of torture to gather information has [[Critical reaction to 24#Torture|generated much controversy and discussion]]. |
|||
The list first names the actor, followed by the character. |
|||
Actor [[Kiefer Sutherland]] portrays Jack Bauer in the television show<ref>Ken Tucker, "''24'': Mondays, 9 p.m., premiering Sunday, Jan. 11, at 8 pm," ''Entertainment Weekly'' 1o30 (January 16, 2009): 56.</ref> and video game. The television series was originally set to end on May 24, 2010 after eight successful seasons but was renewed for a ninth season, which premiered on May 5, 2014.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://tvline.com/2014/01/13/24-live-another-day-premiere-date/|title=Fox Announces Spring Premiere Dates for ''24: Live Another Day'', ''Surviving Jack'' and More|publisher=TVLine|first=Michael|last=Ausiello|date=January 13, 2014|accessdate=February 6, 2014}}</ref> A feature film was set to be released; however, discussions ended over a contract dispute with Fox. |
|||
Some characters have their own pages; see the box below. |
|||
=== Tony Almeida === |
|||
'''Tony Almeida''' is a [[fictional character]] portrayed by [[Carlos Bernard]] on the television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. Almeida appeared in a total of 126 episodes (including ''[[24: Legacy]]''), the second highest number of episodes of any character in the series, third being [[Chloe O'Brian]] (125) and first being [[Jack Bauer]] (192), portrayed by [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] and [[Kiefer Sutherland]], respectively. |
|||
{{see also|Minor government agents in 24|List of minor characters in 24}} |
|||
=== Chase Edmunds === |
|||
'''Chase Edmunds''' is a [[fictional character]] (portrayed by [[James Badge Dale]]) on Fox's ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''.<ref name="chaseprofilepage">{{cite web|url=http://www.fox.com/24/profiles/season3/ce.htm |title=FOX Broadcasting Company: 24 |publisher=FOX.com |accessdate=2016-04-30 |last= |first= |dead-url=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080914014527/http://www.fox.com/24/profiles/season3/ce.htm |archivedate=September 14, 2008 }}</ref> He first appeared in [[24 (season 3)|Day 3]] as [[Jack Bauer]]'s partner, and was romantically involved with [[Kim Bauer]]. He later appeared as a playable character in [[24: The Game]], the story of which took place prior to the events of Day 3. |
|||
==[[24 (season 1)|24: Season 1]]== |
|||
[[James Badge Dale]], the actor who was cast for the role of Chase, said that he didn't think he "was right for [the role]".<ref>{{cite news |first=Darren |last=Devlyn |title=Chasing thrills |publisher= The Herald Sun|page=11 |date=April 21, 2004}}</ref> He continued to say of the character, that "He's not afraid to do what he wants, he idolizes Jack and he is trying to prove himself. He has a fear of not being good enough."<ref>{{cite news |first= |last= |title=24 promises new-season surprise |publisher= The Dominion Post|page=3 |date=February 17, 2004}}</ref> |
|||
=== |
===The Bauers=== |
||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack">[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021027sutherland1027fnp8.asp Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer]</ref> |
|||
'''Chloe O'Brian''' is a [[fictional character]] played by actress [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] on the [[United States|US]] television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. An analyst at CTU Los Angeles (and later New York), she is [[Jack Bauer]]'s most trusted colleague, often doing unconventional and unauthorized favors for him, even at personal risk to herself. As O'Brian, Rajskub appeared in 137 episodes of ''24'', more than any other actor except series star [[Kiefer Sutherland]], who appeared in all 204 episodes of the series. [[UGO.com]] named her one of the best TV nerds.<ref>{{cite web|title=Best TV Nerds|url=http://www.ugo.com/tv/best-tv-nerds|publisher=[[UGO Networks]]|accessdate=July 7, 2012|date=March 7, 2012|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120309225549/http://www.ugo.com/tv/best-tv-nerds|archivedate=March 9, 2012|df=mdy-all}}</ref> [[AOL]] named her one of the 100 Most Memorable Female TV Characters.<ref>{{cite web|last=Potts|first=Kim|title=100 Most Memorable Female TV Characters|url=http://www.aoltv.com/2011/03/02/100-most-memorable-female-tv-characters/|work=[[AOL TV]]|accessdate=July 16, 2012|date=March 2, 2011}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Leslie Hope]] — [[Teri Bauer]]<ref>[http://www.buddytv.com/articles/24/what-are-they-up-to-24s-leslie-7372.aspx What Are They Up To? 24's Leslie Hope]</ref> |
|||
* [[Elisha Cuthbert]] — [[Kim Bauer]]<ref name="kim">[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021027cuthbert1027p8.asp Elisha Cuthbert as Kim Bauer]</ref> |
|||
===CTU / Division=== |
|||
[[Project CHLOE]], a [[Department of Homeland Security]] surveillance technology development program aimed at protecting airliners from terrorist missiles, was named after Chloe O'Brian because ''24'' is former Homeland Security Secretary [[Michael Chertoff]]'s favorite show.<ref name=USA>[https://www.usatoday.com/travel/news/2007-03-22-unmanned-drones_N.htm Hall, Mimi, "Drones could defend airports", ''USA Today'' March 23, 2007]</ref><ref name=eye>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,357322,00.html Barrie, Allison, "Eye in the Sky: New Flying Laser Will Stop Heat-Seeking Missiles" ''Fox News'' May 22, 2008]</ref> |
|||
* [[Sarah Clarke]] — [[Nina Myers]]<ref name="nina">[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021027clarke1027p8.asp Sarah Clarke as Nina Myers]</ref> |
|||
* [[Carlos Bernard]] — [[Tony Almeida]]<ref name="tony">[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021027bernard1027p8.asp Carlos Bernard as Tony Almeida]</ref> |
|||
* [[Karina Arroyave]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Jamey Farrell|Jamey Farrell]]<ref>[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/2002020524primer0205fnp6.asp Quick primer on '24' roster]</ref> |
|||
* [[Eric Balfour]] — [[Milo Pressman]]<ref name="milo">[http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Milo-Returns-To-24-752.html Milo Returns to 24]</ref> |
|||
* [[Michael O'Neill (actor)|Michael O'Neill]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Richard Walsh|Richard Walsh]]<ref name=walsh>[http://popwatch.ew.com/popwatch/2006/04/24_kiefer_as_fa.html '24': Kiefer will have three more very bad days]</ref> |
|||
* Scott Denny — [[Minor government agents in 24#Scott Baylor|Scott Baylor]]<ref>[http://imdb.com/name/nm0219673/ Scott Denny at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* [[Xander Berkeley]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#George Mason|George Mason]]<ref name="mason">[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021027berkeley1027fnp8.asp Xander Berkeley as George Mason]</ref> |
|||
* [[Tamara Tunie]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Alberta Green|Alberta Green]] |
|||
* [[Paul Schulze]] — [[Ryan Chappelle]]<ref name="chappelle">[http://www.australiannews.net/story/234667 'Rambo IV' may star Paul Schulze of '24' fame]</ref> |
|||
* Kevin Ramsey — [[Minor government agents in 24#Ted Paulson|Ted Paulson]] |
|||
* [[Kirk Baltz]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Teddy Hanlin|Teddy Hanlin]] |
|||
* [[Sam Ayers]] — Jeff Breeher |
|||
=== |
===Palmer's family and staff=== |
||
* [[Dennis Haysbert]] — [[David Palmer (24 character)|David Palmer]]<ref name="dpalmer">[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021027haysbert1027p8.asp Dennis Haysbert as President David Palmer]</ref> |
|||
'''Ryan Chappelle''' is a [[fictional character]] played by [[Paul Schulze]] as part of the television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. On the show, Chappelle was the [[Los Angeles, California|Los Angeles]] Regional Division Director of the fictional government [[Counter Terrorist Unit]] agency. He was above [[George Mason (24 character)|George Mason]] and [[Alberta Green]] in the [[command hierarchy|chain of command]]. |
|||
* [[Penny Johnson Jerald]] — [[Sherry Palmer]]<ref name="sherry">[http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021027jerald1027p8.asp Penny Johnson Jerald as Sherry Palmer]</ref> |
|||
* [[Megalyn Echikunwoke]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Nicole Palmer|Nicole Palmer]]<ref name="npalmer">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0248461/ Megalyn Echikunwoke at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* [[Vicellous Reon Shannon]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Keith Palmer|Keith Palmer]] |
|||
* [[Jude Ciccolella]] — [[Mike Novick]]<ref name="novick">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0161980/ Jude Ciccolella IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* [[Tanya Wright]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Patty Brooks|Patty Brooks]] |
|||
* [[Kara Zediker]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Elizabeth Nash|Elizabeth Nash]] |
|||
* [[Zach Grenier]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Carl Webb|Carl Webb]] |
|||
* [[Glenn Morshower]] — [[Aaron Pierce (24 character)|Aaron Pierce]]<ref name="pierce">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0607703/ Glenn Morshower at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* Greg Hartigan — Secret Service Agent Berkin |
|||
* [[Jesse D. Goins]] — Secret Service Agent Alan Hayes |
|||
* [[Michael Bryan French]] — Secret Service Agent Frank Simes |
|||
===Other associates of Palmer=== |
|||
Despite this character not being one of the most prominent, the death of Ryan Chappelle is considered by many viewers to be one of the most powerful and dramatic scenes in 24.<ref>Jeff Hidek. “I Love TV - From ‘Kirk’ to ‘Enterprise,’ the Season's Highs and Lows.” ''Star-News''. (May 23, 2004).</ref> Having the President of the United States order the execution of an American citizen under orders from a terrorist produced debate among fans, critics, and general viewers alike. Even though Chappelle was not written to be a much loved character, many viewers found themselves suddenly sympathetic to him when he allowed himself to be sacrificed for the good of the nation.<ref>Molly Maslin Arbogast. “‘24’ Shows Ambiguity of Principles.” ''The Capital Times''. (May 25, 2004).</ref> |
|||
* [[Devika Parikh]] — Maureen Kingsley |
|||
* [[John Prosky]] — George Ferragamo |
|||
* [[Ivar Brogger]] — Frank Ames |
|||
=== |
===First assassination plot=== |
||
* [[Michael Massee]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Ira Gaines|Ira Gaines]]<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0557219/ Michael Massee at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
'''Bill Buchanan''' is a [[fictional character]] in ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. Played by [[James Morrison (actor)|James Morrison]], the character is the head of the Los Angeles Counter Terrorist Unit (CTU) from the fourth season to the sixth season, when he is forced to step down. In between Season 5 and 6, he married [[Karen Hayes]].<ref name="shine">{{cite news|url=http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07105/777542-237.stm|title=Supporting players get to shine|last=Owen|first=Rob|date=April 15, 2007|publisher=[[Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]]|accessdate=2008-07-08}}</ref> He returns in [[24 (season 7)|Season 7]], working outside of official agencies to uncover a terrorist plot that goes to the highest levels of government. |
|||
* [[Daniel Bess]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Rick Allen|Rick Allen]] |
|||
* [[Matthew Carey]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Dan Mounts|Dan Mounts]] |
|||
* [[Richard Burgi]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Kevin Carroll|Kevin Carroll]] |
|||
* [[Rudolf Martin]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Jonathon Matijevich|Jonathan Matijevich]] |
|||
* [[Mia Kirshner]] — [[Mandy (24 character)|Mandy]]<ref name="mandy">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000477/ Mia Kirshner at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* [[Silas Weir Mitchell (actor)|Silas Weir Mitchell]] - [[List of minor characters in 24#Eli Stram|Eli Stram]] |
|||
*[[John Hawkes (actor)|John Hawkes]] — Greg Penticoff |
|||
* [[Kim Murphy (actress)|Kim Murphy]] — Bridgit |
|||
* [[Al Leong]] — Neill Choi |
|||
* [[Jesse Corti]] — Charles McLemore |
|||
===Drazen's family and associates=== |
|||
According to a ''[[New York Times]]'' review by Walter Dawkins, Bill Buchanan functions as a stoic center figure for the show's Counter Terrorist Unit. Executive producer [[Howard Gordon]] describes the balance Buchanan provides: "We feel like we don't want to take his hand off the steering wheel because it's so steady. He's sort of the grown-up in the room, the straight man for other people who certainly make it a more colorful place to watch."<ref name="nytimesarticle">{{cite news|first=Walter|last=Dawkins|title=Walk Tightropes. Teach Yoga. Fight Terrorists.|publisher=The New York Times|page=28|date=April 1, 2007}}</ref> The occasions when Buchanan's temper does flare carry dramatic weight because of their rarity. Dawkins notes a brief outburst when a terrorist escapes during season six, episode four for being "as explosive as anything else that hour". Actor James Morrison describes the importance of such scenes. "If you pick those moments where he does have that quick explosion, then everyone will take notice."<ref name="nytimesarticle" /> |
|||
* [[Dennis Hopper]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Victor Drazen|Victor Drazen]] |
|||
* [[Željko Ivanek]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Andre Drazen|Andre Drazen]] |
|||
* [[Misha Collins]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Alexis Drazen|Alexis Drazen]] |
|||
* [[Henri Lubatti]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Jovan Myovic|Jovan Myovic]] |
|||
* [[Currie Graham]] — Ted Cofell |
|||
=== |
===Rick's friends outside the plot=== |
||
* [[Edoardo Ballerini]] — Frank Allard |
|||
'''Nadia Yassir''' ({{lang-ur|'''نادیہ ياسر'''}}) is a [[fictional character]] from the TV series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]'' played by [[Marisol Nichols]]. Introduced in Season 6, she works for the [[Counter Terrorist Unit]] at [[Los Angeles]], a fictional domestic branch of the [[Central Intelligence Agency]]. For a short time in the sixth season, she replaces [[Bill Buchanan]] as the Director of CTU after he is fired. |
|||
* [[Navi Rawat]] — Melanie |
|||
===Miscellaneous=== |
|||
[[Marisol Nichols]] got the role after auditioning for the show four times including for the roles of [[Recurring and minor characters in 24|Carrie Turner]], [[Michelle Dessler]] and [[Claudia Hernandez (24 character)|Claudia]], Jack's love-interest in the third season. The character was initially to be named Natalie Barnes, but executive producer [[Howard Gordon]] decided to make the character [[Pakistani American]] a week before the shooting the sixth season of ''24''.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://television.aol.com/tv-celebrity-interviews/marisol-nichols |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20070304070817/http://television.aol.com/tv-celebrity-interviews/marisol-nichols |title=The Day Is Just Beginning for Marisol Nichols on '24' |work=AolTV |date=2007-02-26 |archivedate=2007-03-04 |accessdate=2013-02-04}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.buddytv.com/articles/24/exclusive-interview-marisol-ni-4441.aspx |title=Exclusive Interview: Marisol Nichols, of 24 |work=[[BuddyTV]] |date=2007-02-26 |accessdate=2013-02-04}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Wade Williams|Wade Andrew Williams]] — Robert Ellis |
|||
* [[Jacqui Maxwell]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Janet York|Janet York]] |
|||
* [[Lou Diamond Phillips]] — Mark DeSalvo |
|||
* [[Kathleen Wilhoite]] — Lauren Proctor |
|||
* [[Pauley Perrette]] — Tanya |
|||
* [[Jason Smith (actor)|Jason Matthew Smith]] — Chris |
|||
* [[Rudolf Martin]] — Martin Belkin |
|||
* [[Keram Malicki-Sánchez]] — Larry Rogow |
|||
* John Cothran, Jr. — Srgt. Kiley |
|||
* [[David Barrera]] — Officer Phillips |
|||
* [[Tony Perez (actor)|Tony Perez]] — Srgt. Douglas Newman |
|||
* [[Kim Miyori]] — Dr. Susan Y. Collier |
|||
* [[Judith Scott (American actress)|Judith Scott]] — Dr. Rose M. Kent |
|||
==[[24 (season 2)|24: Season 2]]== |
|||
In contrast to the [[Muslim world#Geographic spread|South Asian Muslim]] character she portrays, the actress is of [[Hungarian people|Hungarian]] and [[Romanian people|Romanian]] descent from her paternal side and [[Mexican people|Mexican]] and [[Spanish people|Spanish]] on her mother's, and does not have any ancestry from Pakistan, Muslim countries, or the [[Arab world]].<ref>marisol-nichols.com. [http://www.marisol-nichols.com/interests_questions.html Marisol Nichols Questions] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080312030858/http://www.marisol-nichols.com/interests_questions.html |date=2008-03-12 }}</ref> She has stated that her olive toned skin and dark hair allows her to play characters of many nationalities.<ref>[http://www.popentertainment.com/marisolnichols.htm Marisol Nichols is Having One Hell of a Day]</ref> Nichols does not speak Arabic, unlike the character she portrays. In addition to her part, she had to memorize [[technical terminology]] and speak the language with a correct pronunciation.<ref name="starry">Steinberg, Lisa. Starry Constellation Magazine. [http://starrymag.com/content.asp?ID=1866&CATEGORY=Interviews&PAGE=1 MARISOL NICHOLS: COUNTING DOWN]</ref> The character has been described as the opposite of Muslim characters on American television, in which they are at times [[stereotypes of Arabs and Muslims|stereotypically portrayed]].<ref>{{cite web |url= https://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/11/arts/television/11redd.html?pagewanted=2|title= Muslims on TV, No Terror in Sight|accessdate=2008-02-17 |author= Reddy, Mrinalini|date= 2007-11-11|work=[[The New York Times]]}}</ref> |
|||
===CTU / Division=== |
|||
In 2007, Nichols was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress at the [[ALMA Awards]] for her portrayal of her character during the sixth season of ''24''.<ref>[http://www.latina.com/latina/entertainment/entertainment.jsp?genre=tv&article=2007almasnominees Special: The 2007 ALMA Awards!]</ref> |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack"/> |
|||
* [[Xander Berkeley]] — [[George Mason (24 character)|George Mason]]<ref name="mason"/> |
|||
* [[Carlos Bernard]] — [[Tony Almeida]]<ref name="tony"/> |
|||
* [[Reiko Aylesworth]] — [[Michelle Dessler]]<ref name="michelle">[http://www.heraldextra.com/content/view/238835/3/ Resurrection, politics return in Fox's '24'] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081206124246/http://www.heraldextra.com/content/view/238835/3/ |date=2008-12-06 }}</ref> |
|||
* [[Paul Schulze]] — [[Ryan Chappelle]]<ref name="chappelle"/> |
|||
* [[Randle Mell]] — [[Brad Hammond]] (CTU Division Supervisor) |
|||
* [[Sara Gilbert]] — [[Minor CTU agents in 24#Paula Schaeffer|Paula Schaeffer]] |
|||
* [[Lourdes Benedicto]] — [[Recurring and minor characters in 24|Carrie Turner]] |
|||
* [[Donnie Keshawarz]] — [[Yusuf Auda]] |
|||
* [[Daniel Dae Kim]] — [[Tom Baker (24 character)|Tom Baker]] |
|||
* John Eddins — Agent Richards |
|||
* [[Donzaleigh Abernathy]] — Barbara Maccabee |
|||
* [[Michael Cudlitz]] — Rick Phillips |
|||
===Palmer's family and administration=== |
|||
== US Presidents == |
|||
* [[Dennis Haysbert]] — [[David Palmer (24 character)|President David Palmer]]<ref name="dpalmer"/> |
|||
=== David Palmer === |
|||
* [[Penny Johnson Jerald]] — [[Sherry Palmer]]<ref name="sherry"/> |
|||
'''David Palmer''' is a fictional U.S. Senator and later in the series [[President of the United States]] portrayed by [[Dennis Haysbert]] as part of the television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. Palmer served as the show's second-most prominent protagonist, after [[Jack Bauer]], being forced to make hard decisions as President while also facing opposing elements within his own administration. Throughout the series, Palmer's ex-wife [[Sherry Palmer|Sherry]] and brother [[Wayne Palmer|Wayne]] are both key figures in his administration. He has two children: a son, [[Keith Palmer (24 character)|Keith]], and a daughter, [[Nicole Palmer|Nicole]]. Palmer was a member of the [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic Party]]. He is in the fourth highest number of episodes of any character in the series behind [[Tony Almeida]] (115), [[Chloe O'Brian]] (125) and main character [[Jack Bauer]] (192), portrayed by [[Carlos Bernard]], [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] and [[Kiefer Sutherland]], respectively. |
|||
* [[Vicellous Reon Shannon]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Keith Palmer|Keith Palmer]] |
|||
* [[Jude Ciccolella]] — [[Mike Novick]]<ref name="novick"/> |
|||
* [[Glenn Morshower]] — [[Aaron Pierce (24 character)|Aaron Pierce]]<ref name="pierce"/> |
|||
* [[Timothy Carhart]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Eric Rayburn|Eric Rayburn]] |
|||
* [[Harris Yulin]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Roger Stanton|Roger Stanton]] |
|||
* [[Michelle Forbes]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Lynne Kresge|Lynne Kresge]] |
|||
* [[Alan Dale]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Jim Prescott|Vice President James Prescott]] |
|||
* [[Steven Culp]] — Ted Simmons |
|||
* [[John Rubinstein]] — Alex ([[Secretary of State]]) |
|||
* [[Robert Pine]] — [[Secretary of Agriculture]] |
|||
* [[Dean Norris]] — General Bowden |
|||
* Terry Bozeman — Richard Armus |
|||
* [[Tamlyn Tomita]] — Jenny Dodge (Press Secretary) |
|||
* Richard Holden — General Stone |
|||
* Greg Hartigan — Secret Service Agent Berkin |
|||
===Kim's Story=== |
|||
A poll by [[Blockbuster Inc.|Blockbuster]] named Palmer as respondents' Favorite On-Screen President.<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/news/ni0588731/ 24's President Haysbert Is Top Fictional Leader]</ref> [[TV.com]] visitors also named him the TV President they would most like to see in the Oval Office.<ref>[https://finance.yahoo.com/news/TVcom-Elects-24s-David-Palmer-prnews-13401999.html TV.com Elects 24's David Palmer as President of the United States]</ref> Haysbert has also been nominated for a [[Golden Globe]], a [[Satellite Award]] and three [[NAACP Image Awards]] for his portrayal of Palmer.<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0371660/awards Dennis Haysbert: Awards]</ref> On an episode of ''[[The Daily Show]]'' that aired on June 4, 2008, host [[Jon Stewart]] remarked (in a clear reference to David Palmer) that newly christened presumptive [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] nominee [[Barack Obama]] will be the first [[African American]] candidate for [[President of the United States]] "since the first season of ''24''." Pundits, and indeed Dennis Haysbert himself, have claimed that Haysbert's portrayal of David Palmer allowed viewers to become more comfortable with the idea of an African American president and consequently may have helped the political campaign of Obama,<ref>{{cite web|url= http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/showbiz/a106486/haysbert-24-president-helped-obama.html|title=Haysbert: '24' president helped Obama|last=Reynolds|first=Simon|date=July 2, 2008|publisher=Digital Spy Limited|accessdate=2008-07-08}}</ref> who was elected the 44th President on November 4, 2008. Commentators have called this influence the "Palmer effect", in contrast to the [[Bradley effect]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7717578.stm|title=Ten quick lessons from the US election|last=Bryant|first=Nick|date=November 8, 2008|accessdate=2008-11-09|publisher=BBC}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Elisha Cuthbert]] — [[Kim Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Billy Burke (actor)|Billy Burke]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Gary Matheson|Gary Matheson]] |
|||
* [[Tracy Middendorf]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Carla Matheson|Carla Matheson]] |
|||
* [[Skye McCole Bartusiak]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Megan Matheson|Megan Matheson]] |
|||
* [[Kevin Dillon]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Lonnie McRae|Lonnie McRae]] |
|||
* Innis Casey — [[List of minor characters in 24#Miguel|Miguel]] |
|||
* [[Michael McGrady]] — Officer Raymond Brown |
|||
* [[Miguel Perez (American actor)|Miguel Perez]] — Ranger Mike Kramer |
|||
* Victor Rivers — Officer Amis |
|||
* [[Jamison Jones]] — Deputy Nirman |
|||
* Sterling Macer, Jr. — Deputy Raynes |
|||
* [[Susan Gibney]] — Anna |
|||
* [[Lombardo Boyar]] — Ramon Garcia |
|||
* Brent Sexton — Frank Davies |
|||
=== |
===Foreign diplomats=== |
||
* Alexander Zale — Ambassador Shareef |
|||
'''Charles Logan''' is a [[Character (arts)|fictional character]] played by [[Gregory Itzin]] in the television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. During the show's fourth season, Logan is the [[Vice President of the United States]] who is sworn into office as [[President of the United States]] when former President [[Minor characters in 24#24: Season 4|John Keeler]] is critically injured in a [[terrorist attack]]. Subsequently, Logan's administration fell into corruption. The show's fifth season sees him engage in a massive conspiracy to solidify United States oil interests. Logan appears in the fifth and eighth seasons as the primary antagonist. |
|||
* Christopher Maher — Deputy Prime Minister Barghouti |
|||
* Nicholas Guilak — Farhad Salim |
|||
===The Warners and the Naiyeers=== |
|||
Itzin has acknowledged a physical resemblance between himself and President [[Richard Nixon]]: "I have the hairline, and my posture’s mediocre."<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/27/arts/television/27itzk.html President Logan Puts a Spin on the Plots of ‘24’]</ref> Gregory Itzin was commended for his portrayal of a weak President, with some critics commenting that the character was partly inspired by [[Richard Nixon]].<ref>{{cite web|author=|url=http://tv.zap2it.com/tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271%7c100080%7c1%7c,00.html |title=Itzin Is '24's' Petrified POTUS |publisher=Tv.zap2it.com |date=2010-09-23 |accessdate=2010-09-27}}</ref> Star [[Kiefer Sutherland]] noted that people like Logan who are underestimated can become very dangerous because it gives them a sort of cover.<ref>{{cite web|last=Levin |first=Gary |url=https://www.usatoday.com/life/television/news/2006-04-09-24-prez_x.htm |title='24' prez pivots from weasel to evil |publisher=Usatoday.com |date=2006-04-09 |accessdate=2010-09-27}}</ref> |
|||
* [[John Terry (actor)|John Terry]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Bob Warner|Bob Warner]] |
|||
* [[Sarah Wynter]] — [[Kate Warner (24 character)|Kate Warner]] |
|||
* [[Laura Harris]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Marie Warner|Marie Warner]] |
|||
* [[Phillip Rhys]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Reza Naiyeer|Reza Naiyeer]] |
|||
* Yareli Arizmendi — Karima Naiyeer |
|||
* Shaun Duke — Hasan Naiyeer |
|||
===Traitors involved in terrorist plot=== |
|||
In [[58th Primetime Emmy Awards|2006]], Itzin was nominated for the [[Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series]]. In [[62nd Primetime Emmy Awards|2010]], Itzin was also nominated for the [[Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series]] for his appearance in the eighth season for the episode "Season 8: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m."<ref name="emmy2010">{{cite web|url=http://www.emmys.com/nominations?tid=86|title=Nominations: Official Primetime Emmy Award Nominees|accessdate=2010-08-08}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Sarah Clarke]] — [[Nina Myers]]<ref name="nina"/> |
|||
* [[Gregg Henry]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Jonathan Wallace|Jonathan Wallace]] |
|||
== |
===Wald's crew=== |
||
* [[Jon Gries]] — Joseph Wald |
|||
=== Martha Logan === |
|||
* Douglas O'Keeffe — Eddie Grant |
|||
{{main|Martha Logan}} |
|||
* [[Gregory Sporleder]] — Dave |
|||
Martha Logan is a [[fictional character]] played by [[Jean Smart]] in the television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. As the [[first lady]] of the United States within the ''24'' universe, she is the capable yet mercurial wife of [[Charles Logan (24 character)|President Charles Logan]].<ref>{{cite episode|title = 10:00 am - 11:00 am | series = 24 | serieslink = 24 (TV series) | season = 5 | number = 100|airdate=1 January 2006|credits = Writer: [[Joel Surnow]] Director: [[Brad Turner (director)|Brad Turner]]}}</ref><ref name="nutter">{{cite news|title=Smart as a nutter|last=Yeap|first=Sue|date=29 June 2006|newspaper= [[The West Australian]] }}</ref> Critics praised Martha Logan as the breakout character of the show's 2005-2006 season. |
|||
* [[Jimmi Simpson]] — Chris |
|||
=== |
===Ali's family and Second Wave=== |
||
* [[Francesco Quinn]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Syed Ali|Syed Ali]] |
|||
{{main|Allison Taylor}} |
|||
* [[Anthony Azizi]] — Mamud Rasheed Faheen |
|||
Allison Taylor is a [[fictional character]] portrayed by [[Cherry Jones]] on the TV series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. The first female [[President of the United States]] within the ''24'' universe and a [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]], she took office in the TV movie, ''[[24: Redemption]]'' and served in [[24 (season 7)|Season 7]] and [[24 (season 8)|Season 8]]. She is based on [[Hillary Clinton]]. |
|||
* Shaheen Vaaz — Syed Ali's wife |
|||
* Ike Bram — Fareed Ali |
|||
* Raja Jean Fenske — Asad Ali |
|||
* [[Aki Avni]] — Mohsen |
|||
* Maz Jobrani — Marko Khatami |
|||
* Marc Casabani — Omar |
|||
* Fred Toma — Basheer |
|||
=== |
===Peter Kingsley Group=== |
||
* [[Tobin Bell]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Peter Kingsley|Peter Kingsley]] |
|||
'''Nina Myers''' is a [[fictional character]] on the television series, ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]'', played by [[Sarah Clarke]]. Nina was second-in-command of the [[Los Angeles]] [[Counter Terrorist Unit]] (CTU) during the first season of the show. She was later revealed to be a traitor. |
|||
* [[Thomas Kretschmann]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Max|Max]] |
|||
* [[Eugene Robert Glazer]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Alexander Trepkos|Alexander Trepkos]] |
|||
* [[Mia Kirshner]] — [[Mandy (24 character)|Mandy]]<ref name="mandy"/> |
|||
* Nina Landey — Eve |
|||
* [[Rick D. Wasserman]] — Alex Hewitt |
|||
* [[Peter Outerbridge]] — Ronnie Stark |
|||
* [[Brian Goodman]] — Raymond O'Hara |
|||
* [[Jeff Wincott]] — Davis |
|||
* [[Mark Ivanir]] — Trask |
|||
===Miscellaneous Feds/ Police / Medical=== |
|||
''[[TV Guide]]'' named her No. 9 in their 2013 list of The 60 Nastiest Villains of All Time.<ref>Bretts, Bruce; Roush, Matt; (March 25, 2013). "Baddies to the Bone: The 60 nastiest villains of all time". ''[[TV Guide]]''. pp. 14 - 15.</ref> ''[[UGO]]'' named her No. 4 out of 11 of The Best Villains on Television and No. 46 of the Top 50 Evil Women in their Entertainment History.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.ugo.com/movies/evil-women-nina-myers | archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20131211150030/http://www.ugo.com/movies/evil-women-nina-myers| archivedate=December 2013|title=Top 50 Evil Women}}</ref> ''Complex Pop Culture'' placed her 23rd of The 25 Greatest TV Villains of All Time.<ref>[http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2013/04/25-greatest-tv-villains/nina-meyers-24 The 25 Greatest TV Villains of All Time]</ref> ''[[Zimbio]]'' listed her as No. 8 of "The 25 Best TV Villains of All-Time."<ref>[http://www.zimbio.com/25+Best+TV+Villians+of+All+Time/articles/7PFmlOHjRUN/Nina+Meyers+24 25 Best TV Villains of All Time]</ref> |
|||
* Scott Allan Campbell — Dr. Porter (Field medic at warehouse, diagnoses George Mason) |
|||
* Sal Landi — Sgt. Arroyo (LAPD officer at warehouse) |
|||
* Christopher Murray — FBI Agent Dockerty (Agent at airfield) |
|||
=== |
===Miscellaneous characters=== |
||
* Antonio David Lyons — Cam Strocker (Telephone Repairman taken hostage) |
|||
'''Mandy''' is a fictional character, played by [[Mia Kirshner]], on the television series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. She is a [[terrorist]] and a professional [[assassination|assassin]], and is notable for being one of the few longtime antagonists of the series to remain alive. Though there is a significant amount of time in between her appearances, her actions within the show are usually substantial and traumatic to the main characters. |
|||
* Peter Gregory — Dr. Spire (Doctor at medical center) |
|||
* [[Bernard White (actor)|Bernard White]] — Al-Fulani (Imam) |
|||
* [[Louis Ferreira|Justin Louis]] — Danny Dessler (Michelle Dessler's brother) |
|||
*''[[Jeff Wincott]]'' - Davis (kidnaps and tortures Jack) |
|||
* [[Eric Christian Olsen]] — John Mason (George Mason's son) |
|||
* Jim Abele — Ralph Burton (Private Investigator who helps Kate Warner) |
|||
* [[Al Sapienza]] — Paul Koplin (Ralph Burton's boss) |
|||
* Michael Holden — Ron Wieland (Journalist; Held by the President) |
|||
* Michael Mantell — Steve Hillenburg (CIA Operative who aides Sherry Palmer) |
|||
* Michael James Reed — Foreman (Foreman for a construction crew that Marie Warner talks to) |
|||
* [[Nick Offerman]] — Marcus (Captures Kate Warner and assaulted Yusuf Auda) |
|||
* [[Raymond Cruz]] — Rouse (Captures Kate Warner and assaulted Yusuf Auda) |
|||
* Maurice Compte — Cole (Captures Kate Warner and assaulted Yusuf Auda) |
|||
* [[Carmen Argenziano]] — General Gratz |
|||
==[[24 (season 3)|24: Season 3]]== |
|||
[[After Ellen]] complained that Mandy's lesbian kiss in Season One was using lesbianism as a "sign of impending doom."<ref>{{cite web|last=Warn |first=Sarah |title=FOX reveals Inconsistent Policy on Lesbian Kisses |url=http://www.afterellen.com/archive/ellen/TV/62004/fox.html |publisher=After Ellen |accessdate=2011-12-28 |archiveurl=https://archive.is/20120724141413/http://www.afterellen.com/archive/ellen/TV/62004/fox.html |archivedate=2012-07-24 |deadurl=yes |df= }}</ref> Mandy is referred to in the press as a "diabolical lesbian terrorist".<ref>{{cite web|last=Arthur|first=Kate|title=Committed, and not just acting|url=http://articles.latimes.com/2008/oct/19/entertainment/ca-miakirshner19|work=Los Angeles Times|publisher=LA Times|accessdate=2011-12-28}}</ref> |
|||
===CTU / Division=== |
|||
The scene in the premiere where Mandy parachutes out of the bombed plane has been cited as one of the show's most memorable moments.<ref>{{cite web|last=Blauvelt|first=Christina|title=24 Timeless Moments from '24'|url=http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20253407_20564866,00.html|publisher=Entertainment Weekly|accessdate=2011-12-28}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack"/> |
|||
* [[Elisha Cuthbert]] — [[Kim Bauer]]<ref name="kim"/> |
|||
* [[Carlos Bernard]] — [[Tony Almeida]]<ref name="tony"/> |
|||
* [[Reiko Aylesworth]] — [[Michelle Dessler]]<ref name="michelle"/> |
|||
* [[James Badge Dale]] — [[Chase Edmunds]] |
|||
* [[Jesse Borrego]] — [[Gael Ortega]] |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]]<ref name="chloe">[http://www.portlandmercury.com/portland/Content?oid=104492&category=34029 The Real Chloe O'Brian]</ref> |
|||
* [[Zachary Quinto]] — [[Adam Kaufman (24 character)|Adam Kaufman]] |
|||
* [[Paul Schulze]] — [[Ryan Chappelle]]<ref name="chappelle"/> |
|||
* [[Randle Mell]] — [[Brad Hammond]] |
|||
* [[Daniel Dae Kim]] — [[Tom Baker (24 character)|Tom Baker]] |
|||
* Butch Klein — [[Minor CTU agents in 24##Darren Richards|Darren Richards]] |
|||
* [[Jenette Goldstein]] — Rae Plachecki |
|||
* Carrie Kim — Jade Paik |
|||
* [[David Herman]] — Dalton Furrelle |
|||
* [[Ed Wasser]] — Jason Carasone |
|||
* Tony Wayne — Robin Powers |
|||
* Neal Matarazzo — D.J. Graves |
|||
===Palmer's family and administration and associates=== |
|||
During a 2009 Comic-Con panel, David Fury commented that Mandy was originally going to be Tony's Season 7 accomplice before the character Cara Bowden was created. Before Season 8, Fury also noted that Mandy, along with [[Charles Logan (24 character)|Charles Logan]] and [[Tony Almeida]], could possibly return in Season 8.<ref>{{cite web|last=Dos Santos|first=Kristin|title=Watch with Kristin|url=http://www.eonline.com/news/watch_with_kristin/spoiler_chat_which_gossip_girl_getting/136268|publisher=E Online|accessdate=2011-12-28}}</ref> After the series finale aired, when asked about a possible Mandy return in season 8, Howard Gordon said, "Mandy always came up a bunch of times, but unfortunately, it felt like a sensational move. We chose not to go down that path." <ref>{{cite web|last=Rice|first=Lynette|title=24 series finale: Executive Producer answers some burning questions|url=http://insidetv.ew.com/2010/05/25/24-series-finale-burning-questions/|publisher=Entertainment Weekly|accessdate=2011-12-28}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Dennis Haysbert]] — [[David Palmer (24 character)|David Palmer]]<ref name="dpalmer"/> ([[President of the United States]]) |
|||
* [[Penny Johnson Jerald]] — [[Sherry Palmer]]<ref name="sherry"/>(David's ex-wife) |
|||
* [[Glenn Morshower]] — [[Aaron Pierce (24 character)|Aaron Pierce]]<ref name="pierce"/> (The head of Palmer's Secret Service detail) |
|||
* [[D.B. Woodside]] — [[Wayne Palmer]]<ref name="wayne">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0940851/ DB Woodside at IMDB]</ref>(David Palmer's Brother; Chief of Staff) |
|||
* [[Wendy Crewson]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Anne Packard|Anne Packard]] (Palmer's personal doctor; Palmer's girlfriend) |
|||
* Jamie McShane — Gerry Whitehorn (Palmer's press chief) |
|||
* [[Albert Hall (actor)|Albert Hall]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Alan Milliken|Alan Milliken]] (Major contributor to Palmer's campaign/Ally of his Presidency) |
|||
* [[Gina Torres]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Julia Milliken|Julia Milliken]] (Wife of Alan Milliken) |
|||
* [[Alan Dale]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Jim Prescott|Jim Prescott]] ([[Vice President of the United States]]) |
|||
* [[Conor O'Farrell]] — Ted Packard (Anne's ex-husband) |
|||
* [[Michael Cavanaugh (actor)|Michael Cavanaugh]] — Joseph O'Laughlin ([[Secretary of Homeland Security]]) |
|||
* Greg Hartigan — Secret Service Agent Berkin |
|||
* Richard Holden — General Stone |
|||
=== |
===Saunders' family and crew=== |
||
* [[Paul Blackthorne]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Stephen Saunders|Stephen Saunders]] (Former soldier and [[MI6]] agent; turned into terrorist; main villain) |
|||
'''Renee Walker''' is a fictional character on the TV series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]'', portrayed by [[Annie Wersching]]. She is an [[FBI]] [[special agent]], and appeared in both [[24 (season 7)|season 7]] and [[24 (season 8)|season 8]]. |
|||
* [[Greg Ellis (actor)|Greg Ellis]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Michael Amador|Michael Amador]] (Seller of biological weapon) |
|||
* [[Lothaire Bluteau]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Marcus Alvers|Marcus Alvers]] (arms dealer; sold the Cordilla Virus; assumed to have a past with Nina Myers) |
|||
* Salvator Xuereb — Arthur Rabens (one of Stephen Saunders' couriers, has biological weapon in L.A.) |
|||
* [[Alexandra Lydon]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Jane Saunders|Jane Saunders]] (Daughter of Stephen Saunders) |
|||
* Joe D'Angerio — Osterlind (Saunders' assistant) |
|||
* [[Gabrielle Fitzpatrick]] — Diana White (lover of Steven Saunders; help fund Saunders' operation) |
|||
===Salazar family and associates=== |
|||
Wersching previously had worked together with ''24'' crew members on a failed [[television pilot]] entitled ''Company Man''.<ref name="anniecast">{{cite web| publisher=Zap2It|date=2007-09-04|accessdate=2008-07-26|title='Hospital' Actress Checks Into '24'|url=http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-wersching24casting,0,4500295.story }}</ref> She was cast for the part of Renee Walker a week before filming began, saying that "they spent a long time trying to figure this role out. They toyed with the coldness of her and went back and forward a lot."<ref>{{cite web|publisher=Boston Herald|date=2009-02-02|accessdate=2009-02-07|title='24' agent doesn't mind being buried at work|url=http://news.bostonherald.com/entertainment/television/general/view.bg?articleid=1149304|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20090203033921/http://news.bostonherald.com/entertainment/television/general/view.bg?articleid=1149304|archivedate=2009-02-03|df=}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Joaquim de Almeida]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Ramon Salazar|Ramon Salazar]] (Narco-terrorist; Head of the Salazar family) |
|||
* [[Vincent Laresca]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Hector Salazar|Hector Salazar]] (Ramon's brother; Head of family in Ramon's absence) |
|||
* [[Vanessa Ferlito]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Claudia Hernandez|Claudia Hernandez]] (Girlfriend of Hector) |
|||
* Josh Cruz — Oriol (Claudia's father) |
|||
* Julian Rodriguez — Sergio (Claudia's brother) |
|||
* Lorry Goldman — Douglas Shaye (Ramon's lawyer) |
|||
* Gino Montesinos — Eduardo (Henchman) |
|||
* Eduardo Garcia — Emilio (Henchman) |
|||
* Gonzalo Menendez — Pablo (Henchman) |
|||
* [[David Labiosa]] — David Goldman |
|||
===Singer family and associates=== |
|||
"The story is being told from her point of view," reveals the show's Executive Producer [[Howard Gordon]]. "She is somebody who has probably pressed up against the limitations of what's been allowed [according to the law]. Her soul is in balance in the question. Is it worth doing whatever's necessary at the personal price it extracts?"<ref name="orlandosentinel715">{{cite web| author=Hal Boedeker|publisher=[[Orlando Sentinel]]|date=2008-07-15|accessdate=2008-07-26|title=United States to get idealistic woman president -- on "24"|url=http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_tv_tvblog/2008/07/united-states-t.html |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20080802235535/http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_tv_tvblog/2008/07/united-states-t.html |archivedate = 2008-08-02}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Riley Smith]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Kyle Singer|Kyle Singer]] (First time "drug dealer") |
|||
* Ted Marcoux — Sam Singer (Kyle's unemployed father) |
|||
* [[Lucinda Jenney]] — Helen Singer (Kyle's mother) |
|||
* [[Agnes Bruckner]] — Linda (Kyle's girlfriend) |
|||
* [[Kett Turton]] — Tim (Kyle's best friend) |
|||
* [[Darin Cooper]] — Don (the Singer family's landlord)<ref>[[Darin Cooper]]</ref>{{Better source|reason=per WP:CIRCULAR|date=August 2018}} |
|||
===National Health Services=== |
|||
Ken Tucker described the character as "dishy" and adds that this "fresh character...mingles nicely with familiar faces."<ref name="autogenerated1">Ken Tucker, "''24'': Mondays, 9 p.m., premiering Sunday, Jan. 11, at 8 p.m.," ''Entertainment Weekly'' 1030 (January 16, 2009): 56.</ref> [[NY Post]] journalist Jarret Wieselman said Walker's clothes never "looked sharper or sexier" on any other character.<ref name="nypost">{{cite news|publisher=New York Post|date=2009-01-20|accessdate=2009-02-07|title=I'm Loving "24's" Female Jack Bauer|url=http://www.nypost.com/p/blogs/popwrap/loving_female_jack_bauer_wNSs2wm1vJhy5rp4PGRJLJ|first=Jarett|last=Wieselman|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20091130054246/http://www.nypost.com/p/blogs/popwrap/loving_female_jack_bauer_wNSs2wm1vJhy5rp4PGRJLJ|archivedate=2009-11-30|df=}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Andrea Thompson]] — Dr. Nicole Duncan |
|||
* [[Christina Chang]]— Dr. [[List of minor characters in 24#Sunny Macer|Sunny Macer]] |
|||
===Miscellaneous police / Feds / Medical=== |
|||
=== Kate Morgan === |
|||
* Paul Vincent O’Connor — Police Chief Hendrix |
|||
'''Kate Morgan''' is a fictional character in the [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] drama series ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]''. She is a brilliant but impulsive [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] field operative in London. She is the widow of a former CIA agent who was disgraced for allegedly selling [[Classified information in the United States|classified information]] to the Chinese and committed suicide while in custody. She is played by [[Yvonne Strahovski]] in ''[[24: Live Another Day]]''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/yvonne-strahovski-joins-24-limited-670423 |title=Yvonne Strahovski Joins '24' Limited Series |work=The Hollywood Reporter |date=2014-01-13 |accessdate=2014-06-25}}</ref> |
|||
* [[Tony Todd]] — Detective Michael Norris (interrogates Julia Milliken) |
|||
* [[Simon Templeman]] — Trevor Tomlinson (Agent in MI6 office in LA; killed in gunship attack) |
|||
* [[Maria del Mar (actress)|Maria del Mar]] — Rachel Forrester |
|||
* [[Kevin Chapman]] — Kevin Mitchell |
|||
===Chandler Plaza Hotel staff and guests=== |
|||
[[TVLine]] praised Strahovski's performance in ''Live Another Day'' and has suggested that Kate Morgan has the potential to be the female version of Jack Bauer.<ref>[http://tvline.com/2014/06/02/24-live-another-day-recap-jack-kate-tortured "''24'' Recap: Has Kate Established Herself as the New Female Jack Bauer?"]. ''TV Line''.</ref> The ''[[Daily News (New York)|New York Daily News]]'' states that she proved she was "more than a match for the world's most dangerous secret agent" and that there is no comparison between Yvonne's more serious performance as Kate Morgan on ''24'' and her lighter performance as [[Sarah Walker (Chuck)|CIA Agent Sarah Walker]] on the series ''[[Chuck (TV series)|Chuck]]''.<ref>[http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv/kate-morgan-jack-bauer-peas-pod-article-1.1811875 "Yvonne Strahovski sees parallels between her character and Jack Bauer on ''24: Live Another Day''"]. ''NY Daily News''.</ref> |
|||
* [[Doug Savant]] — Craig Phillips (Head of Hotel security) |
|||
* Paris Tanaka — Maya |
|||
*Sue Jin Song — Annalie Kim |
|||
*[[Scott Klace]] — Danny |
|||
* [[Brigid Brannagh]] — Kathy McCartney |
|||
=== |
===Miscellaneous characters=== |
||
* [[Sarah Wynter]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Kate Warner|Kate Warner]] (Ex-girlfriend of Jack Bauer) |
|||
'''Karen Hayes''' is a [[fictional character]] on the [[television]] program ''[[24 (TV series)|24]]'' portrayed by actress [[Jayne Atkinson]]. She appeared as a recurring character in twelve episodes of the fifth season and a main cast member in eighteen episodes of the sixth season. |
|||
* [[Sarah Clarke]] — [[Nina Myers]]<ref name="nina"/> (Terrorist; Former CTU agent) |
|||
* [[Geoff Pierson]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#John Keeler|John Keeler]] (Republican Presidential Candidate) |
|||
* [[Mark Rolston]] — Bruce Foxton (professional evidence retriever) |
|||
* [[Carlos Gómez (actor)|Carlos Gómez]] — Luis Annicon (Prison Supervisor; one of Jack's companions in the one year operation that brought down Ramon Salazar) |
|||
* Kamala Lopez-Dawson — Theresa Ortega (Gael's wife) |
|||
* JF Pryor — Zack Porter (Drug-dealer) |
|||
* Jack Kehler — Kevin Kelly |
|||
* [[Matt Salinger]] — Mark Kanar |
|||
* Rick Garcia — Rick Garcia |
|||
* [[Patrick Fabian]] — William Cole |
|||
* [[Jenni Blong]] — Susan Cole |
|||
==[[24 (season 4)|24: Season 4]]== |
|||
Actress [[Laurie Metcalf]] was originally cast as Karen Hayes before being replaced by [[Jayne Atkinson]].<ref name="metcalfkarenhayes">{{cite web| publisher=ContactMusic|date=2005-12-19|accessdate=2008-07-05|title=ROSEANNE — METCALF BOWS OUT OF 24|url=http://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/metcalf%20bows%20out%20of%2024 }}</ref> Producer [[Howard Gordon]] praised Metcalf's acting abilities, but said "the role was not the right fit for the actress" and they mutually agreed to recast the part.<ref name="metcalfkarenhayes" /> Atkinson says that her character is cautious especially when it comes to "civil liberties and profiling a certain population."<ref name="shine"/> |
|||
===Department of Defense / Heller's family=== |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack"/> (Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense) |
|||
* [[William Devane]] — [[James Heller]]<ref name="jheller">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001137/ William Devane at IMDB]</ref>(United States [[Secretary of Defense]]) |
|||
* [[Logan Marshall-Green]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Richard Heller|Richard Heller]] (James Heller's son) |
|||
* [[Kim Raver]] — [[Audrey Raines]]<ref name="audrey">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005339 Kim Raver at IMDB]</ref>(James Heller's daughter; Jack Bauer's girlfriend; Senior Policy Assistant to Heller) |
|||
* [[James Frain]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Paul Raines|Paul Raines]] (Audrey's estranged husband) |
|||
* [[David Newsom]] — Scott Borman (Heller's aide) |
|||
===CTU / Division=== |
|||
* [[Carlos Bernard]] — [[Tony Almeida]] |
|||
* [[Reiko Aylesworth]] — [[Michelle Dessler]] |
|||
* [[Alberta Watson]] — [[Erin Driscoll]] |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]]<ref name="chloe"/> |
|||
* [[James Morrison (actor)|James Morrison]] — [[Bill Buchanan]]<ref name="buchanan">[http://www.nationalledger.com/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=7&num=10585 James Morrison: Feasible Threat for New Season of Fox's '24'] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081201171547/http://www.nationalledger.com/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=7&num=10585 |date=2008-12-01 }}</ref> |
|||
* [[Roger Cross]] — [[Curtis Manning]]<ref name="curtis">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003078 Roger R. Cross at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* [[Lana Parrilla]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Sarah Gavin|Sarah Gavin]] |
|||
* [[Louis Lombardi]] — [[Edgar Stiles]]<ref name="edgar">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0518385 Louis Lombardi at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* [[Aisha Tyler]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Marianne Taylor|Marianne Taylor]] |
|||
* [[Robert Cicchini]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Howard Bern|Howard Bern]] |
|||
* [[Cameron Bancroft (actor)|Cameron Bancroft]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Lee Castle|Lee Castle]] |
|||
* [[Shawn Doyle]] — [[Minor government agents in 24#Ronnie Lobell|Ronnie Lobell]] |
|||
* Thomas Vincent Kelly — [[List of minor characters in 24#Marc Besson|Marc Besson]] |
|||
* Butch Klein — [[Minor government agents in 24#Eric Richards|Eric Richards]] |
|||
* Naomi Kirkpatrick — Meredith Atterson |
|||
* [[Brandon Barash]] — Brandon |
|||
* Shannon Becker — Allison Nichols |
|||
* Michael Bofshever — Dr. Mark Kaylis |
|||
* [[Gwendoline Yeo]] — Melissa Raab |
|||
===Terrorist group=== |
|||
* [[Arnold Vosloo]] — [[Habib Marwan]] |
|||
* [[Nestor Serrano]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Navi Araz|Navi Araz]] |
|||
* [[Shohreh Aghdashloo]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Dina Araz|Dina Araz]] |
|||
* [[Jonathan Ahdout]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Behrooz Araz|Behrooz Araz]] |
|||
* [[Ned Vaughn]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Mitch Anderson|Mitch Anderson]] |
|||
* [[Tony Plana]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Omar season 4|Omar]] |
|||
* [[Mia Kirshner]] — [[Mandy (24 character)|Mandy]]<ref name="mandy"/> |
|||
* Anil Kumar — Kalil Hasan |
|||
* [[Adam Alexi-Malle]] — Joseph Fayed |
|||
* [[Dagmara Dominczyk]] — Nicole |
|||
* John Thaddeus — Joseph "Joe" Prado |
|||
* [[Keith Szarabajka]] — Robert Morrison |
|||
* Kris Iyer — Sabir Ardakani |
|||
* [[Faran Tahir]] — Tomas Sherek |
|||
* [[Mo Gallini|Matt Gallini]] — Abdul Mahnesh |
|||
* [[Kiran Rao]] — Hikmat Palpatine |
|||
===Keeler's family and administration=== |
|||
* [[Geoff Pierson]] — President [[List of minor characters in 24#John Keeler|John Keeler]] |
|||
* [[Chris Olivero]] — Kevin Keeler |
|||
* [[Gregory Itzin]] — Vice-President [[Charles Logan (24 character)|Charles Logan]]<ref name="charles logan">[http://www.boston.com/ae/tv/articles/2006/06/23/chertoff_says_homeland_security_no_24/ Chertoff says Homeland Security no '24']</ref> |
|||
* [[Jude Ciccolella]] — [[Mike Novick]]<ref name="novick"/> |
|||
* [[John Allen Nelson]] — Logan's Chief of Security [[List of minor characters in 24#Walt Cummings|Walt Cummings]] |
|||
* [[Glenn Morshower]] — Secret Service Agent [[Aaron Pierce (24 character)|Aaron Pierce]]<ref name="pierce"/> |
|||
* [[Dennis Haysbert]] — former President [[David Palmer (24 character)|David Palmer]]<ref name="dpalmer"/> |
|||
* J. Patrick McCormack — Robert Franklin |
|||
* [[Patrick Kilpatrick]] — Secret Service Agent Dale Spalding |
|||
* [[Matt Salinger]] — Mark Kanar |
|||
===McLennan-Forster storyline=== |
|||
* Robertson Dean — [[List of minor characters in 24#Henry Powell|Henry Powell]] |
|||
* [[Bill Smitrovich]] — Gene McLennan |
|||
* Richard Marcus — Forbes |
|||
* Albie Selznick — John Reiss |
|||
* [[Tomas Arana]] — Dave Conlon |
|||
* [[Amin Nazemzadeh]] — Naji |
|||
* [[Omid Abtahi]] — Safa |
|||
* [[Christopher B. Duncan]] — Specter |
|||
===Chinese Consulate=== |
|||
* [[Tzi Ma]] — [[Cheng Zhi]] |
|||
* [[Peter Chin]] — Lee Jong |
|||
* [[François Chau]] — Koo Yin |
|||
* [[Ping Wu]] — Su Ming |
|||
===Miscellaneous characters=== |
|||
* [[Lukas Haas]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Andrew Paige|Andrew Paige]] |
|||
* [[Leighton Meester]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Debbie Pendleton|Debbie Pendleton]] |
|||
* [[Angela Goethals]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Maya Driscoll|Maya Driscoll]] |
|||
* Roxanne Day — Jen Slater |
|||
* [[T. J. Thyne|T.J. Thyne]] — Jason Girard |
|||
* [[Claudette Mink]] — Kelly Girard |
|||
* [[Evan Handler]] — David Weiss |
|||
* [[Tim Kelleher (actor)|Tim Kelleher]] — Greg Merfield (Secret Service Agent) |
|||
* Lina Patel — Nabilla Al-Jamil |
|||
* Phyllis Lyons — Karen Pendleton |
|||
* Michael Benyaer — Naseem |
|||
* [[Hector Luis Bustamante]] — Dr. Martinez |
|||
* Rick Garcia — Rick Garcia |
|||
==[[24 (season 5)|24: Season 5]]== |
|||
===Bauer's family and associates=== |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack"/> |
|||
* [[Elisha Cuthbert]] — [[Kim Bauer]]<ref name="kim"/> |
|||
* [[Kim Raver]] — [[Audrey Raines]]<ref name="audrey"/> |
|||
* [[C. Thomas Howell]] — Barry Landes |
|||
===Jack's Inner Circle=== |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]]<ref name="chloe"/> (CTU agent) ''see also'' '''CTU / Division / Homeland Security''' |
|||
* [[Reiko Aylesworth]] — [[Michelle Dessler]]<ref name="michelle"/> (former CTU Division Deputy Director; Tony's wife) |
|||
* [[Carlos Bernard]] — [[Tony Almeida]]<ref name="tony"/> (former CTU Director; Michelle's husband) |
|||
===CTU / Division / Homeland Security=== |
|||
* [[James Morrison (actor)|James Morrison]] — [[Bill Buchanan]]<ref name="buchanan"/>(CTU Director/ CTU Division Director) |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]]<ref name="chloe" /> (CTU agent) |
|||
* [[Carlo Rota]] — [[Morris O'Brian]]<ref name="morris">[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0744690 Carlo Rota at IMDB]</ref> ([[Chloe O'Brian]]'s ex-husband) |
|||
* [[Sean Astin]] — [[Lynn McGill]] (Division; takes over as CTU Director) |
|||
* [[Kim Raver]] — [[Audrey Raines]]<ref name="audrey"/> (DOD liaison for CTU) |
|||
* [[Louis Lombardi]] — [[Edgar Stiles]]<ref name="edgar"/>(CTU agent) |
|||
* [[Roger Cross]] — [[Curtis Manning]]<ref name="curtis"/> (CTU agent; Head of Field Ops) |
|||
* [[Jayne Atkinson]] — [[Karen Hayes]]<ref name="karen">[http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07105/777542-237.stm Supporting players get to shine]</ref>([[Homeland Security]] official) |
|||
* [[Stephen Spinella]] — [[Miles Papazian]] (Hayes' assistant) |
|||
* [[Jonah Lotan]] — [[Minor CTU agents in 24##Spenser Wolff|Spenser Wolff]] (CTU agent) |
|||
* Danielle Burgio — [[Minor characters in 24#Carrie Bendis|Carrie Bendis]] (CTU agent) |
|||
* [[Kate Mara]] — [[Minor CTU agents in 24#Shari Rothenberg|Shari Rothenberg]] (CTU agent) |
|||
* [[Marty Papazian|Martin A. Papazian]] — [[Minor CTU agents in 24#Rick Burke|Rick Burke]] |
|||
* [[Thomas Vincent Kelly]] — [[Minor characters in 24#Marc Benson|Marc Besson]] |
|||
* [[Jenny Levine]] — [[Minor CTU agents in 24#Valerie Harris|Valerie Harris]] |
|||
* Peter Asle Holden — Harry Swinton (CTU security guard) |
|||
* [[Carl Edwards]] — Jim Hill ([[Homeland Security]] official) |
|||
* Josie Di Vincenzo — CTU Agent Mara Tyler |
|||
* David Joyner — CTU S.W.A.T Agent Jones |
|||
* Michael Roddy — CTU S.W.A.T Agent Smith |
|||
* Tony Wayne — Robin Powers |
|||
* Alex Castillo — CTU Guard Hugo |
|||
* Marci Michelle — CTU Agent Marcy Reynolds |
|||
* Thomas Howell — CTU Guard Henry |
|||
* Billy Chamberlain — CTU Agent Fitzpatrick |
|||
* [[John McCain]] — CTU staffer |
|||
===Sentox Nerve Gas Conspiracy=== |
|||
* [[Gregory Itzin]] — [[Charles Logan (24 character)|Charles Logan]]<ref name="charles logan"/> |
|||
* [[Paul McCrane]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Graem Bauer|Graem Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Peter Weller]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Christopher Henderson|Christopher Henderson]] |
|||
* [[Geraint Wyn Davies]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#James Nathanson|James Nathanson]] |
|||
* [[John Allen Nelson]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Walt Cummings|Walt Cummings]] |
|||
* [[Jeff Kober]] — Conrad Haas |
|||
* [[Robert Rusler]] — Hank |
|||
* [[José Zúñiga]] — Joseph Malina |
|||
* Sky Soleil — John Stratton |
|||
* John Butox — Steve Miller |
|||
* [[Carl Gilliard]] — Ron Swanson |
|||
===Federal Government officials, employees, and associates=== |
|||
* [[Gregory Itzin]] — [[Charles Logan (24 character)|Charles Logan]] (President)<ref name="charles logan"/> |
|||
* [[Jean Smart]] — [[Martha Logan]] (First Lady)<ref name=martha>[http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/entertainment/2002857784_jeansmart13.html Seattle native Jean Smart happily back in the TV grind for a stint on "24"]</ref> |
|||
* [[Ray Wise]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Hal Gardner|Hal Gardner]] (Vice President) |
|||
* [[John Allen Nelson]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Walt Cummings|Walt Cummings]] (Chief of Staff) |
|||
* [[Jude Ciccolella]] — [[Mike Novick]] (Senior advisor)<ref name="novick" /> |
|||
* [[Glenn Morshower]] — [[Aaron Pierce (24 character)|Aaron Pierce]] (Secret Service) |
|||
* [[William Devane]] — [[James Heller]] (Secretary of Defense)<ref name="jheller"/> |
|||
* [[Sandrine Holt]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Evelyn Martin|Evelyn Martin]] (Martha's personal aide) |
|||
* Alla Korot — Suzanne Cummings (Walt's wife) |
|||
* [[Anita Finlay]] — Wendy Brown (White House aide) |
|||
* Robb Reesman — Dr. Hill (Martha's personal doctor) |
|||
* Taylor Nichols — Burke |
|||
* David McDivitt — White House staffer |
|||
* Tracy Howe — Secret Service Agent Justin Adams |
|||
* Jason Grutter — Secret Service Agent Doug Masters |
|||
* Tim Mikulecky — Secret Service Agent Mark Wexler |
|||
===Palmer family=== |
|||
* [[Dennis Haysbert]] — [[David Palmer (24 character)|David Palmer]]<ref name=dpalmer/> |
|||
* [[D.B. Woodside]] — [[Wayne Palmer]]<ref name="wayne"/> |
|||
===Russian Federation=== |
|||
* [[Nick Jameson]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Yuri Suvarov|Yuri Suvarov]] |
|||
* [[Kathleen Gati]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Anya Suvarov|Anya Suvarov]] |
|||
===Russian separatists and collaborators=== |
|||
* [[Julian Sands]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Vladimir Bierko|Vladimir Bierko]] |
|||
* [[Mark Sheppard]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Ivan Erwich|Ivan Erwich]] |
|||
* [[David Dayan Fisher]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Anton Beresch|Anton Beresch]] |
|||
* [[Alexander Kuznetsov (actor)|Alex Kuznetsov]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Ostroff|Ostroff]] |
|||
* [[Stana Katic]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Collette Stenger|Collette Stenger]] |
|||
* [[Patrick Bauchau]] — Jacob Rossler |
|||
* [[Timothy Omundson]] — Polokoff |
|||
* Marat Oyvetsky — Viktor Grigorin |
|||
* Taras Los — Chevensky |
|||
* Robert Maffia — Andrei |
|||
* Timothy V. Murphy — Schaeffer |
|||
* [[Yorgo Constantine]] — Mikhail |
|||
===People's Republic of China=== |
|||
* [[Tzi Ma]] — [[Cheng Zhi]] |
|||
===Miscellaneous Feds/Police/Medical=== |
|||
* John G. Connolly — Sgt. Mike McLaren |
|||
===Miscellaneous characters=== |
|||
*[[Connie Britton]] — Diane Huxley |
|||
*[[Brady Corbet]] — Derek Huxley |
|||
* Penny Balfour — [[Minor characters in 24#Jenny McGill|Jenny McGill]] |
|||
* [[Henry Ian Cusick]] — Theo Stoller |
|||
* Matthew Boylan — Dwayne Thompkins |
|||
* [[Angela Sarafyan]] — Inessa Kovalevsky |
|||
* Skylar Roberge — Amy Martin |
|||
* [[JoBeth Williams]] — Miriam Henderson |
|||
* Pia Artesona — Joanna Tandy |
|||
* Channon Roe — Cal |
|||
* Andrew Hawkes — Scott Evans |
|||
* [[Tom Wright (actor)|Tom Wright]] — Admiral Kirkland |
|||
* [[Jeremy Ray Valdez]] — Petty Officer Tim Rooney |
|||
* [[Eddie Mekka]] — Ned |
|||
* Rick Garcia — Rick Garcia |
|||
==[[24 (season 6)|24: Season 6]]== |
|||
===Bauer's family and associates=== |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack"/> |
|||
* [[James Cromwell]] — [[Phillip Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Paul McCrane]] — [[Graem Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Rena Sofer]] — [[Marilyn Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Evan Ellingson]] — [[Josh Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Kim Raver]] — [[Audrey Raines]]<ref name="audrey"/> |
|||
* Mark Bramhall — Sam |
|||
===CTU / Division / District=== |
|||
* [[James Morrison (actor)|James Morrison]] — [[Bill Buchanan]]<ref name="buchanan"/> |
|||
* [[Marisol Nichols]] — [[Nadia Yassir]]<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0629653/ Marisol Nichols at IMDB]</ref> |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]]<ref name="chloe"/> |
|||
* [[Carlo Rota]] — [[Morris O'Brian]]<ref name="morris"/> |
|||
* [[Roger Cross]] — [[Curtis Manning]]<ref name="curtis"/> |
|||
* [[Eric Balfour]] — [[Milo Pressman]]<ref name="milo"/> |
|||
* [[Rick Schroder]] — [[Mike Doyle (24 character)|Mike Doyle]] |
|||
* [[Marty Papazian|Martin A. Papazian]] — [[Minor CTU agents in 24#Rick Burke|Rick Burke]] |
|||
* [[Spencer Garrett]] — Ben Kram (supervisor from Division) |
|||
* James C. Victor — Hal Turner (CTU Agent) |
|||
* [[Robb Weller]] — CTU Field Agent |
|||
* Brian Silverman — CTU Field Agent |
|||
* Lauten Richard Metcalfe — CTU Agent Stan Shavers |
|||
* Lex Cassar — CTU Agent Ryan |
|||
* Merik Tadros — CTU Agent Jamal |
|||
* [[J. R. Bourne]] — CTU Agent Connell Johnson |
|||
* Tony Wayne — Robin Powers |
|||
===Federal Government officials, employees, and associates=== |
|||
* [[D.B. Woodside]] — [[Wayne Palmer]]<ref name="wayne"/> (President of the United States) |
|||
* [[Peter MacNicol]] — [[Tom Lennox]]<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001493/ Peter MacNicol at IMDB]</ref>(President Palmer's Chief of Staff) |
|||
* [[Jayne Atkinson]] — [[Karen Hayes]]<ref name="karen"/> (National Security Advisor) |
|||
* [[Regina King]] — [[Sandra Palmer (24 character)|Sandra Palmer]] |
|||
* [[Powers Boothe]] — [[Noah Daniels]]<ref>[http://theenvelope.latimes.com/env-villains-2-30may30,0,7460402.story?coll=red-columnists Powers Boothe - The Envelope - LA Times]</ref> (Vice-President of the United States) |
|||
* [[Chad Lowe]] — [[Reed Pollock]] (Deputy Chief of Staff) |
|||
* [[Kari Matchett]] — [[Lisa Miller (24 character)|Lisa Miller]] |
|||
* [[Bob Gunton]] — [[Ethan Kanin]] (Secretary of Defense) |
|||
* [[Michael Shanks]] — [[Minor characters in 24#Mark Bishop|Mark Bishop]] (Lobbyist) |
|||
* [[Michael Reilly Burke]] — [[Minor characters in 24#Bruce Carson|Bruce Carson]] |
|||
* Jim Holmes — Arthur Welton |
|||
* Ray Laska — Kevin Graves (Attorney General) |
|||
* [[D. C. Douglas]] — Blake Simon (President Palmer's Advisor) |
|||
* [[Matt McKenzie]] — Agent Hollister (Secret Service Agent) |
|||
* Andrea Grano — Ellen Price (President Palmer's press secretary) |
|||
* Jolene Kim — Melinda (President Palmer's assistant) |
|||
* Jamison Jones — Dan (Head of Secret Service) |
|||
* William Bumiller — Agent Lowry (Secret Service Agent) |
|||
* [[Matt Battaglia]] — Agent Jennings (Secret Service Agent) |
|||
* [[Ajay Mehta]] — [[Middle Eastern]] [[Ambassador]] |
|||
* Peter Iannone — Homeland Security Official |
|||
* Kurt Hueig — Homeland Security Official |
|||
* Myra Mawk — Homeland Security Official |
|||
===People's Republic of China=== |
|||
* [[Tzi Ma]] — [[Cheng Zhi]] |
|||
* [[Ian Anthony Dale]] — Zhou Yong |
|||
===Russian/Islamic Terrorists=== |
|||
* [[Adoni Maropis]] — [[Abu Fayed]] |
|||
* [[Rade Šerbedžija]] — [[Dmitri Gredenko]] |
|||
* [[David Hunt (actor)|David Hunt]] — [[Minor characters in 24#Darren McCarthy|Darren McCarthy]] |
|||
* [[Kal Penn]] — [[Minor characters in 24#Ahmed Amar|Ahmed Amar]] |
|||
* [[Shaun Majumder]] — Hasan Numair |
|||
* Missy Cryder — Rita Brady |
|||
* Sam Kanater — General Mohmar Habib |
|||
* Steven Schub — Samir Hussain |
|||
* Dylan Kenin — Victor |
|||
* Patrick Sabongui — Nasir |
|||
* Said Faraj — Halil |
|||
* Sammy Sheik — Masheer |
|||
* [[Adrian R'Mante]] — Omar |
|||
===Phillip's Conspirators/BXJ Technologies=== |
|||
* [[James Cromwell]] — [[Phillip Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Paul McCrane]] — [[Graem Bauer]] |
|||
* Maury Sterling — Kozelek Hacker |
|||
* Adrian Neil — Liddy |
|||
===Anacostia Detention Facility=== |
|||
* Scott William Winters — Agent Samuels |
|||
* Al Faris — Salim |
|||
* Haaz Sleiman — Heydar |
|||
===Russian Federation=== |
|||
* [[John Noble]] — [[Minor characters in 24#Anatoly Markov|Anatoly Markov]] |
|||
* [[Nick Jameson]] — [[Yuri Suvarov]] |
|||
* [[Kathleen Gati]] — [[Anya Suvarov]] |
|||
===Miscellaneous characters=== |
|||
*[[William Devane]] — [[James Heller]]<ref name="jheller"/> |
|||
* [[Glenn Morshower]] — [[Aaron Pierce (24 character)|Aaron Pierce]] |
|||
* [[Gregory Itzin]] — [[Charles Logan (24 character)|Charles Logan]]<ref name="charles logan"/> |
|||
* [[Jean Smart]] — [[Martha Logan]]<ref name=martha/> |
|||
* [[Alexander Siddig]] — [[Hamri Al-Assad]] |
|||
* [[Harry Lennix]] — [[Walid Al-Rezani]] |
|||
* [[Raphael Sbarge]] — [[Minor characters in 24#Ray Wallace|Ray Wallace]] |
|||
* [[Megan Gallagher]] — Jillian Wallace |
|||
* [[Michael Angarano]] — Scott Wallace |
|||
* Chris Kramer — Stuart Pressman |
|||
* [[Pat Healy (actor)|Pat Healy]] — Marcus |
|||
* [[Eric Bruskotter]] — Stan |
|||
* [[Nancy Cartwright]] — Jeannie Tyler |
|||
* [[Devon Gummersall]] — Mark Hauser |
|||
* Scott Michael Campbell — Brady Hauser |
|||
==[[24: Redemption]] & [[24 (season 7)|24: Season 7]]== |
|||
===Bauer Family & Others=== |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack"/> |
|||
* [[Elisha Cuthbert]] - [[Kim Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Paul Wesley]] - Stephen (Kim's husband) |
|||
* Claire Geare - Teri (Kim's daughter) |
|||
===FBI=== |
|||
* [[Jeffrey Nordling]] — [[Larry Moss (24 character)|Larry Moss]] (FBI Special Agent in Charge) |
|||
* [[Annie Wersching]] — [[Renee Walker]] (FBI Special Agent) |
|||
* [[Janeane Garofalo]] — [[Janis Gold]] (FBI Analyst) |
|||
* [[Rhys Coiro]] — [[Sean Hillinger]] (FBI Analyst) |
|||
* [[Ever Carradine]] — Erika (Computer Analyst) |
|||
* [[John Billingsley]] — Michael Latham (Security specialist) |
|||
===Federal Government officials, employees, and associates=== |
|||
* [[Powers Boothe]] — Vice-President [[List of minor characters in 24#Noah Daniels|Noah Daniels]] |
|||
* [[Cherry Jones]] — [[Allison Taylor]] (President of the United States of America) |
|||
* [[Colm Feore]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Henry Taylor|Henry Taylor]] (First Gentleman) |
|||
* [[Sprague Grayden]] — [[Olivia Taylor]] (First Daughter) |
|||
* [[Eric Lively]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Roger Taylor|Roger Taylor]] |
|||
* [[Cameron Daddo]] — Mitchell Hayworth (Vice President of the United States of America)<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,23714324-5006014,00.html Prime time's trio of tabloid tarts | The Daily Telegraph<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
|||
* [[Peter MacNicol]] as [[Tom Lennox]] |
|||
* [[Bob Gunton]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Ethan Kanin|Ethan Kanin]] (White House Chief of Staff) |
|||
* [[Isaach De Bankolé]] — Prime Minister [[List of minor characters in 24#Ule Matobo|Ule Motobo]] |
|||
* [[Glenn Morshower]] — [[Aaron Pierce (24 character)|Aaron Pierce]]<ref name="pierce"/>(Secret Service Agent) |
|||
* [[Warren Kole]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Brian Gedge|Brian Gedge]] (Secret Service Agent) |
|||
* [[Mark Kiely]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Edward Vossler|Edward Vossler]] (Secret Service Agent) |
|||
* [[Frank John Hughes]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Tim Woods|Tim Woods]] (Secretary of Homeland Security) |
|||
* [[Kurtwood Smith]] — Senator [[List of minor characters in 24#Blaine Mayer|Blaine Mayer]] |
|||
* [[Gil Bellows]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Frank Tramell|Frank Trammell]] (U.S. Embassy Official in Sengala) |
|||
* [[Ryan Cutrona]] — Admiral John Smith |
|||
* [[Christina Chang]] — Dr. [[List of minor characters in 24#Sunny Macer|Sunny Macer]] |
|||
* [[Mark Derwin]] — Joe Stevens (Secretary of State) |
|||
* Lesley Fera — Angela Nelson (Press Secretary) |
|||
* [[Sean Michael (South African actor)|Sean Michael]] — Charles Solenz |
|||
==="Underground" CTU=== |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]]<ref name="jack"/> |
|||
* [[Carlos Bernard]] — [[Tony Almeida]]<ref name="tony"/> |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]]<ref name="chloe"/> |
|||
* [[James Morrison (actor)|James Morrison]] — [[Bill Buchanan]]<ref name="buchanan"/> |
|||
* [[Carlo Rota]] — [[Morris O'Brian]]<ref name="morris"/> |
|||
===Juma Regime=== |
|||
* [[Tony Todd]] — General [[List of minor characters in 24#Benjamin Juma|Benjamin Juma]] (Leader of Coup in Sangala) |
|||
* [[Hakeem Kae-Kazim]] — Colonel [[List of minor characters in 24#Ike Dubaku|Iké Dubaku]] |
|||
* [[Peter Wingfield]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#David Emerson|David Emerson]] |
|||
* [[Arjay Smith]] — Laurent Dubaku |
|||
* Mark Aiken — [[List of minor characters in 24#Nichols|Nichols]] |
|||
* [[Dameon Clarke]] — Alan Tanner |
|||
* [[Maximiliano Hernández]] — Donnie Fox |
|||
* [[Nick Chinlund]] - Masters |
|||
===Starkwood=== |
|||
* [[Jon Voight]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Jonas Hodges|Jonas Hodges]] |
|||
* [[Rory Cochrane]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Greg Seaton|Greg Seaton]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry/TVGuide-News-Blog/Todays-News/24-Casting-News/800044126 |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2008-07-30 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080731100839/http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry/TVGuide-News-Blog/Todays-News/24-Casting-News/800044126 |archivedate=2008-07-31 |df= }}</ref> |
|||
* [[Chris Mulkey]] — Doug Knowles |
|||
* [[Michael Rodrick]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Stokes|Stokes]] |
|||
* [[Gabriel Casseus]] — Robert Galvez |
|||
* [[Sebastian Roché]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#John Quinn|John Quinn]] |
|||
* [[Eyal Podell]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Ryan Burnett|Ryan Burnett]] (Senator Mayer's Advisor who is in league with Starkwood) |
|||
===Prion Variant Cabal=== |
|||
* [[Will Patton]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Alan Wilson|Alan Wilson]] |
|||
* [[Amy Price-Francis]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Cara Bowden|Cara Bowden]] (Operative disguised as Hodges' lawyer) |
|||
===Miscellaneous characters=== |
|||
* [[Robert Carlyle]] — Carl Benton |
|||
* [[Tommy Flanagan (actor)|Tommy Flanagan]] — Gabriel Schector |
|||
* [[Kris Lemche]] — Chris Whitley |
|||
* [[Carly Pope]] — Samantha Roth (Roger Taylor's Girlfriend) |
|||
* [[Tonya Pinkins]] — Alama Motobo |
|||
* Andi Chapman — Rosa Donoso |
|||
* [[Enuka Okuma]] — Marika Donoso |
|||
* [[Omid Abtahi]] — Jibraan Al-Zarian |
|||
* [[Ravi Kapoor]] — Muhtadi Gohar |
|||
* [[Rafi Gavron]] — Hamid Al-Zarian |
|||
* Siyabulela Ramba — Willie |
|||
* [[Don McManus]] — Bob Peluso |
|||
* [[Mary Page Keller]] — Sarah |
|||
==[[24 (season 8)|24: Season 8]]== |
|||
===Bauer's family and associates=== |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Elisha Cuthbert]] — [[Kim Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Annie Wersching]] — [[Renee Walker]] |
|||
* [[Paul Wesley]] — Stephen |
|||
* Claire Geare — Teri |
|||
===CTU NY=== |
|||
* [[Mykelti Williamson]] — Brian Hastings |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]] |
|||
* [[Freddie Prinze, Jr.]] — Cole Ortiz |
|||
* [[Katee Sackhoff]] — Dana Walsh |
|||
* [[John Boyd (actor)|John Boyd]] — Arlo Glass |
|||
* [[Julian Morris (actor)|Julian Morris]] — Owen |
|||
* [[Matthew Yang King]] (as Matt Yang King) — King |
|||
* Jamie Martz — Nate Burke |
|||
* Justin Alston — Beck |
|||
===Federal Government officials, employees, and associates=== |
|||
* [[Cherry Jones]] — [[Allison Taylor|President Allison Taylor]] |
|||
* [[Chris Diamantopoulos]] — Chief of Staff [[List of minor characters in 24#Rob Weiss|Rob Weiss]] |
|||
* [[Bob Gunton]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Ethan Kanin|Secretary of State Ethan Kanin]] |
|||
* [[Gregory Itzin]] — [[Charles Logan (24 character)|Former President Charles Logan]] |
|||
* [[Frank John Hughes]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Tim Woods|Tim Woods]] |
|||
* [[Reed Diamond]] — Jason Pillar |
|||
* [[Michael Gaston]] — General David Brucker |
|||
* [[Eriq La Salle]] — UN Secretary General |
|||
* [[Lesley Fera]] — Angela Nelson |
|||
* [[Merle Dandridge]] — Kristen Smith |
|||
* [[Julie Claire]] — Eden Linley |
|||
* [[Michael Irby]] — Adrion Bishop |
|||
* [[Christina Cox]] — Molly O'Connor |
|||
* Kathryn Winslow — Ellen Kramer |
|||
* [[Chris McGarry]] — Frank Haynum |
|||
* Sarah Hollis — Susan |
|||
===Islamic Republic of Kamistan=== |
|||
* [[Anil Kapoor]] — [[Omar Hassan (24 character)|President Omar Hassan]] |
|||
* [[Necar Zadegan]] — Dalia Hassan |
|||
* [[Nazneen Contractor]] — Kayla Hassan |
|||
* [[Akbar Kurtha]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Farhad Hassan|Farhad Hassan]] |
|||
* [[TJ Ramini]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Tarin Faroush|Tarin Faroush]] |
|||
* [[Mido Hamada]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Samir Mehran|Samir Mehran]] |
|||
* [[Rami Malek]] — Marcos Al-Zacar |
|||
* [[Hrach Titizian]] — Nabeel |
|||
* [[Navid Negahban]] — Jamot |
|||
* [[Iman Nazemzadeh|Ethan Rains]] — Ali |
|||
* [[Rizwan Manji]] — Ahman |
|||
===Red Square=== |
|||
* [[Jürgen Prochnow]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Sergei Bazhaev|Sergei Bazhaev]] |
|||
* [[David Anders]] — Josef Bazhaev |
|||
* Gene Farber — Oleg Bazhaev |
|||
* [[Callum Keith Rennie]] — Vladimir Laitanan |
|||
* [[Doug Hutchison]] — Davros |
|||
* Jordan Marder — Dimitri |
|||
* Jon Sklaroff — Ziya Dakhilov |
|||
* [[Tony Curran]] — Lugo Elson |
|||
===Russian Federation=== |
|||
* [[Nick Jameson]] — President [[List of minor characters in 24#Yuri Suvarov|Yuri Suvarov]] |
|||
* [[Graham McTavish]] — [[List of minor characters in 24#Mikhail Novakovich|Mikhail Novakovich]] |
|||
* [[Joel Bissonnette]] — Pavel Tokarev |
|||
===Miscellaneous characters=== |
|||
* [[Benito Martinez (actor)|Benito Martinez]] — Victor Aruz |
|||
* [[Clayne Crawford]] — Kevin Wade |
|||
* [[Jennifer Westfeldt]] — Meredith Reed |
|||
* Michael Filipowich — Nick Coughlin |
|||
* [[Mare Winningham]] — Elaine Al-Zacar |
|||
* [[Stephen Root]] — Bill Prady |
|||
* [[D. B. Sweeney|D.B. Sweeney]] — Mark Bledsoe |
|||
* [[Michael Madsen]] — Jim Ricker |
|||
* Joe Nieves — [[New York Police Department|NYPD]] Officer James "Jim" Koernig |
|||
* [[Sandra Purpuro]] — Maggie Koernig |
|||
* [[Domenick Lombardozzi]] — NYPD Officer John Mazoni |
|||
* Johnny Wu — NYPD Officer Philip Lu |
|||
* [[Eli Goodman]] — Dr. Joel Levine |
|||
* Thomas Ryan — Gary Klausner |
|||
* [[Alex Carter (Canadian actor)|Alex Carter]] — Nantz |
|||
==[[24: Live Another Day]]== |
|||
===Bauer and associates=== |
|||
* [[Kiefer Sutherland]] — [[Jack Bauer]] |
|||
* [[Branko Tomović]] — Belcheck |
|||
===CIA London=== |
|||
* [[Yvonne Strahovski]] — [[Kate Morgan (24 character)|Kate Morgan]] |
|||
* [[Gbenga Akinnagbe]] — Erik Ritter |
|||
* [[Giles Matthey]] — Jordan Reed |
|||
* [[Benjamin Bratt]] — Steve Navarro |
|||
* [[Adam Sinclair (actor)|Adam Sinclair]] — Gavin Leonard |
|||
* [[Christina Chong]] — Mariana |
|||
===Federal Government officials, employees, and associates=== |
|||
* [[William Devane]] — [[James Heller|President James Heller]] |
|||
* [[Tate Donovan]] — Chief of Staff Mark Boudreau |
|||
* [[Kim Raver]] — [[Audrey Raines|Audrey Boudreau]] |
|||
* [[Ross McCall]] — Ron Clark |
|||
* [[Colin Salmon]] — General Coburn |
|||
* [[John Boyega]] — First Lieutenant Chris Tanner |
|||
* [[Duncan Pow]] — Captain Greg Denovo |
|||
===United Kingdom officials, employees, and associates=== |
|||
* [[Stephen Fry]] — [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]] Alastair Davies |
|||
* [[Miranda Raison]] — Caroline Fowlds |
|||
* James Puddephatt — Ken |
|||
===Open Cell=== |
|||
* [[Mary Lynn Rajskub]] — [[Chloe O'Brian]] |
|||
* [[Michael Wincott]] — Adrian Cross |
|||
* [[Joseph Millson]] — Derrick Yates |
|||
* [[Mandeep Dhillon]] — Chell |
|||
* Charles Furness — Pete |
|||
===Drone terrorist plot=== |
|||
* [[Michelle Fairley]] — Margot Al-Harazi |
|||
* [[Emily Berrington]] — Simone Al-Harazi |
|||
* [[Liam Garrigan]] — Ian Al-Harazi |
|||
* [[Sacha Dhawan]] — Naveed Shabazz |
|||
===Russian Federation=== |
|||
* [[Stanley Townsend]] — Anatol Stolnavich |
|||
===Miscellaneous Characters=== |
|||
* [[Tzi Ma]] — [[Cheng Zhi]] |
|||
* [[Alex Lanipekun]] — James Harman |
|||
* [[Tamer Hassan]] — Aron Bashir/Basher |
|||
==List of U.S. presidents== |
|||
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |
|||
|- |
|||
!Season!!Year!!Main Location!!Time!!Election!!President!!Actor/Actress!!VP!!Actor!!Party |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24 (season 1)|1]]||23 April||rowspan="6"|[[Los Angeles]]||12:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.||N||colspan="5"|''No U.S. President mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|rowspan="3"|[[24 (season 2)|2]]||rowspan="3"|+ 18 months||8:00 a.m. – 4:58:45 a.m.||rowspan="4"|+ 1||[[David Palmer (24 character)|David Palmer]]||[[Dennis Haysbert]]||[[Jim Prescott#24: Season 2|Jim Prescott]]||[[Alan Dale]]||rowspan="4"|[[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] |
|||
|- |
|||
|4:58:45 a.m. – 7:48:23 a.m.||[[Jim Prescott#24: Season 2|Jim Prescott]]||[[Alan Dale]]||colspan="2"|''Vacant'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|7:48:23 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.||rowspan="2"|[[David Palmer (24 character)|David Palmer]]||rowspan="2"|[[Dennis Haysbert]]||rowspan="2"|[[Jim Prescott#24: Season 2|Jim Prescott]]||rowspan="2"|[[Alan Dale]] |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24 (season 3)|3]]||+ 36 months||1:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. |
|||
|- |
|||
|rowspan="3"|[[24 (season 4)|4]] prequel||+ 3 months||||rowspan="8"|+ 2||rowspan="4"|[[Erin Driscoll|John Keeler]]||rowspan="4"|[[Geoff Pierson]]||rowspan="4"|[[Charles Logan (24 character)|Charles Logan]]||rowspan="4"|[[Gregory Itzin]]||rowspan="8"|[[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] |
|||
|- |
|||
||+ 12 months|||| |
|||
|- |
|||
||+ 3 months||rowspan="3"|[[Los Angeles]]|| |
|||
|- |
|||
|rowspan="2"|[[24 (season 4)|4]]||rowspan="2"|+ 6 hours||7:00 a.m. – 11:59:12 a.m. |
|||
|- |
|||
|11:59:12 a.m. – 7:00 a.m.||rowspan="3"|[[Charles Logan (24 character)|Charles Logan]]||rowspan="3"|[[Gregory Itzin]]||colspan="2"|''Vacant'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24 (season 5)|5]] prequel||+ 12 months||[[Chicago]]||1:47:00 p.m. – 1:54:23 p.m.||colspan="2"|''Not mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24 (season 5)|5]]||+ 6 months||[[Los Angeles]]||7:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m.||[[Hal Gardner#24: Season 5|Hal Gardner]]||[[Ray Wise]] |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24 (season 6)|6]] prequel||+ 7 months||[[China]]|||||[[Hal Gardner#24: Season 5|Hal Gardner]]||[[Ray Wise]]||colspan="2"|''Not mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|rowspan="2"|[[24 (season 6)|6]]||rowspan="2"|+ 13 months||rowspan="3"|[[Los Angeles]]||6:00 a.m. – 11:54 a.m.||rowspan="4"|+ 3||[[Wayne Palmer]]||[[DB Woodside]]||[[Noah Daniels#24: Season 6|Noah Daniels]]||[[Powers Boothe]]||rowspan="4"|[[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] |
|||
|- |
|||
|11:54 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.||rowspan="3"|[[Noah Daniels#24: Season 6|Noah Daniels]]||rowspan="3"|[[Powers Boothe]]||rowspan="2" colspan="2"|''Vacant'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24: Day 6 Debrief|Debrief]]||+ 15 hours||9:00 p.m. – 10:38:29 p.m. |
|||
|- |
|||
|rowspan="2"|[[24: Redemption|Redemption]]||rowspan="2"|+ 45 months||rowspan="2"|Sangala||3:00 p.m. – 4:57:14 p.m.||colspan="2"|''Not mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|4:57:14 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.||rowspan="4"|+ 4||rowspan="3"|[[Allison Taylor (24 character)|Allison Taylor]]||rowspan="3"|[[Cherry Jones]]||rowspan="2"|[[List of minor characters in 24#24: Season 7|Mitchell Hayworth]]||rowspan="2"|[[Cameron Daddo]]||rowspan="5"|[[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24 (season 7)|7]]||+ 2 months||[[Washington, D.C.]]||8:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24 (season 8)|8]]||+ 18 months||[[New York City]]||4:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.||colspan="2"|''Not mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|Chloe's Arrest||+ 1 day||||||colspan="4"|''No U.S. President mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24: Live Another Day|Live Another Day]]||+ 48 months||[[London]]||11:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.||+ 5||[[James Heller]]||[[William Devane]]||colspan="2"|''Not mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24: Live Another Day#24: Solitary|Solitary]]||+ 30 months||||||rowspan="2"|+ 6||rowspan="2" colspan="5"|''No U.S. President mentioned'' |
|||
|- |
|||
|[[24: Legacy|Legacy]]||+ 6 months||rowspan="6"|[[Washington, D.C.]]||12:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m. |
|||
|} |
|||
==References== |
==References== |
||
Revision as of 13:14, 10 April 2019
The following is a list of characters in the television series 24
by season and event. It includes some relatively minor characters not considered part of the main cast, and "bad guys". It is not, however, a complete list.
The list first names the actor, followed by the character.
Some characters have their own pages; see the box below.
The Bauers
CTU / Division
- Sarah Clarke — Nina Myers[4]
- Carlos Bernard — Tony Almeida[5]
- Karina Arroyave — Jamey Farrell[6]
- Eric Balfour — Milo Pressman[7]
- Michael O'Neill — Richard Walsh[8]
- Scott Denny — Scott Baylor[9]
- Xander Berkeley — George Mason[10]
- Tamara Tunie — Alberta Green
- Paul Schulze — Ryan Chappelle[11]
- Kevin Ramsey — Ted Paulson
- Kirk Baltz — Teddy Hanlin
- Sam Ayers — Jeff Breeher
Palmer's family and staff
- Dennis Haysbert — David Palmer[12]
- Penny Johnson Jerald — Sherry Palmer[13]
- Megalyn Echikunwoke — Nicole Palmer[14]
- Vicellous Reon Shannon — Keith Palmer
- Jude Ciccolella — Mike Novick[15]
- Tanya Wright — Patty Brooks
- Kara Zediker — Elizabeth Nash
- Zach Grenier — Carl Webb
- Glenn Morshower — Aaron Pierce[16]
- Greg Hartigan — Secret Service Agent Berkin
- Jesse D. Goins — Secret Service Agent Alan Hayes
- Michael Bryan French — Secret Service Agent Frank Simes
Other associates of Palmer
- Devika Parikh — Maureen Kingsley
- John Prosky — George Ferragamo
- Ivar Brogger — Frank Ames
First assassination plot
- Michael Massee — Ira Gaines[17]
- Daniel Bess — Rick Allen
- Matthew Carey — Dan Mounts
- Richard Burgi — Kevin Carroll
- Rudolf Martin — Jonathan Matijevich
- Mia Kirshner — Mandy[18]
- Silas Weir Mitchell - Eli Stram
- John Hawkes — Greg Penticoff
- Kim Murphy — Bridgit
- Al Leong — Neill Choi
- Jesse Corti — Charles McLemore
Drazen's family and associates
- Dennis Hopper — Victor Drazen
- Željko Ivanek — Andre Drazen
- Misha Collins — Alexis Drazen
- Henri Lubatti — Jovan Myovic
- Currie Graham — Ted Cofell
Rick's friends outside the plot
- Edoardo Ballerini — Frank Allard
- Navi Rawat — Melanie
Miscellaneous
- Wade Andrew Williams — Robert Ellis
- Jacqui Maxwell — Janet York
- Lou Diamond Phillips — Mark DeSalvo
- Kathleen Wilhoite — Lauren Proctor
- Pauley Perrette — Tanya
- Jason Matthew Smith — Chris
- Rudolf Martin — Martin Belkin
- Keram Malicki-Sánchez — Larry Rogow
- John Cothran, Jr. — Srgt. Kiley
- David Barrera — Officer Phillips
- Tony Perez — Srgt. Douglas Newman
- Kim Miyori — Dr. Susan Y. Collier
- Judith Scott — Dr. Rose M. Kent
CTU / Division
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer[1]
- Xander Berkeley — George Mason[10]
- Carlos Bernard — Tony Almeida[5]
- Reiko Aylesworth — Michelle Dessler[19]
- Paul Schulze — Ryan Chappelle[11]
- Randle Mell — Brad Hammond (CTU Division Supervisor)
- Sara Gilbert — Paula Schaeffer
- Lourdes Benedicto — Carrie Turner
- Donnie Keshawarz — Yusuf Auda
- Daniel Dae Kim — Tom Baker
- John Eddins — Agent Richards
- Donzaleigh Abernathy — Barbara Maccabee
- Michael Cudlitz — Rick Phillips
Palmer's family and administration
- Dennis Haysbert — President David Palmer[12]
- Penny Johnson Jerald — Sherry Palmer[13]
- Vicellous Reon Shannon — Keith Palmer
- Jude Ciccolella — Mike Novick[15]
- Glenn Morshower — Aaron Pierce[16]
- Timothy Carhart — Eric Rayburn
- Harris Yulin — Roger Stanton
- Michelle Forbes — Lynne Kresge
- Alan Dale — Vice President James Prescott
- Steven Culp — Ted Simmons
- John Rubinstein — Alex (Secretary of State)
- Robert Pine — Secretary of Agriculture
- Dean Norris — General Bowden
- Terry Bozeman — Richard Armus
- Tamlyn Tomita — Jenny Dodge (Press Secretary)
- Richard Holden — General Stone
- Greg Hartigan — Secret Service Agent Berkin
Kim's Story
- Elisha Cuthbert — Kim Bauer
- Billy Burke — Gary Matheson
- Tracy Middendorf — Carla Matheson
- Skye McCole Bartusiak — Megan Matheson
- Kevin Dillon — Lonnie McRae
- Innis Casey — Miguel
- Michael McGrady — Officer Raymond Brown
- Miguel Perez — Ranger Mike Kramer
- Victor Rivers — Officer Amis
- Jamison Jones — Deputy Nirman
- Sterling Macer, Jr. — Deputy Raynes
- Susan Gibney — Anna
- Lombardo Boyar — Ramon Garcia
- Brent Sexton — Frank Davies
Foreign diplomats
- Alexander Zale — Ambassador Shareef
- Christopher Maher — Deputy Prime Minister Barghouti
- Nicholas Guilak — Farhad Salim
The Warners and the Naiyeers
- John Terry — Bob Warner
- Sarah Wynter — Kate Warner
- Laura Harris — Marie Warner
- Phillip Rhys — Reza Naiyeer
- Yareli Arizmendi — Karima Naiyeer
- Shaun Duke — Hasan Naiyeer
Traitors involved in terrorist plot
Wald's crew
- Jon Gries — Joseph Wald
- Douglas O'Keeffe — Eddie Grant
- Gregory Sporleder — Dave
- Jimmi Simpson — Chris
Ali's family and Second Wave
- Francesco Quinn — Syed Ali
- Anthony Azizi — Mamud Rasheed Faheen
- Shaheen Vaaz — Syed Ali's wife
- Ike Bram — Fareed Ali
- Raja Jean Fenske — Asad Ali
- Aki Avni — Mohsen
- Maz Jobrani — Marko Khatami
- Marc Casabani — Omar
- Fred Toma — Basheer
Peter Kingsley Group
- Tobin Bell — Peter Kingsley
- Thomas Kretschmann — Max
- Eugene Robert Glazer — Alexander Trepkos
- Mia Kirshner — Mandy[18]
- Nina Landey — Eve
- Rick D. Wasserman — Alex Hewitt
- Peter Outerbridge — Ronnie Stark
- Brian Goodman — Raymond O'Hara
- Jeff Wincott — Davis
- Mark Ivanir — Trask
Miscellaneous Feds/ Police / Medical
- Scott Allan Campbell — Dr. Porter (Field medic at warehouse, diagnoses George Mason)
- Sal Landi — Sgt. Arroyo (LAPD officer at warehouse)
- Christopher Murray — FBI Agent Dockerty (Agent at airfield)
Miscellaneous characters
- Antonio David Lyons — Cam Strocker (Telephone Repairman taken hostage)
- Peter Gregory — Dr. Spire (Doctor at medical center)
- Bernard White — Al-Fulani (Imam)
- Justin Louis — Danny Dessler (Michelle Dessler's brother)
- Jeff Wincott - Davis (kidnaps and tortures Jack)
- Eric Christian Olsen — John Mason (George Mason's son)
- Jim Abele — Ralph Burton (Private Investigator who helps Kate Warner)
- Al Sapienza — Paul Koplin (Ralph Burton's boss)
- Michael Holden — Ron Wieland (Journalist; Held by the President)
- Michael Mantell — Steve Hillenburg (CIA Operative who aides Sherry Palmer)
- Michael James Reed — Foreman (Foreman for a construction crew that Marie Warner talks to)
- Nick Offerman — Marcus (Captures Kate Warner and assaulted Yusuf Auda)
- Raymond Cruz — Rouse (Captures Kate Warner and assaulted Yusuf Auda)
- Maurice Compte — Cole (Captures Kate Warner and assaulted Yusuf Auda)
- Carmen Argenziano — General Gratz
CTU / Division
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer[1]
- Elisha Cuthbert — Kim Bauer[3]
- Carlos Bernard — Tony Almeida[5]
- Reiko Aylesworth — Michelle Dessler[19]
- James Badge Dale — Chase Edmunds
- Jesse Borrego — Gael Ortega
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian[20]
- Zachary Quinto — Adam Kaufman
- Paul Schulze — Ryan Chappelle[11]
- Randle Mell — Brad Hammond
- Daniel Dae Kim — Tom Baker
- Butch Klein — Darren Richards
- Jenette Goldstein — Rae Plachecki
- Carrie Kim — Jade Paik
- David Herman — Dalton Furrelle
- Ed Wasser — Jason Carasone
- Tony Wayne — Robin Powers
- Neal Matarazzo — D.J. Graves
Palmer's family and administration and associates
- Dennis Haysbert — David Palmer[12] (President of the United States)
- Penny Johnson Jerald — Sherry Palmer[13](David's ex-wife)
- Glenn Morshower — Aaron Pierce[16] (The head of Palmer's Secret Service detail)
- D.B. Woodside — Wayne Palmer[21](David Palmer's Brother; Chief of Staff)
- Wendy Crewson — Anne Packard (Palmer's personal doctor; Palmer's girlfriend)
- Jamie McShane — Gerry Whitehorn (Palmer's press chief)
- Albert Hall — Alan Milliken (Major contributor to Palmer's campaign/Ally of his Presidency)
- Gina Torres — Julia Milliken (Wife of Alan Milliken)
- Alan Dale — Jim Prescott (Vice President of the United States)
- Conor O'Farrell — Ted Packard (Anne's ex-husband)
- Michael Cavanaugh — Joseph O'Laughlin (Secretary of Homeland Security)
- Greg Hartigan — Secret Service Agent Berkin
- Richard Holden — General Stone
Saunders' family and crew
- Paul Blackthorne — Stephen Saunders (Former soldier and MI6 agent; turned into terrorist; main villain)
- Greg Ellis — Michael Amador (Seller of biological weapon)
- Lothaire Bluteau — Marcus Alvers (arms dealer; sold the Cordilla Virus; assumed to have a past with Nina Myers)
- Salvator Xuereb — Arthur Rabens (one of Stephen Saunders' couriers, has biological weapon in L.A.)
- Alexandra Lydon — Jane Saunders (Daughter of Stephen Saunders)
- Joe D'Angerio — Osterlind (Saunders' assistant)
- Gabrielle Fitzpatrick — Diana White (lover of Steven Saunders; help fund Saunders' operation)
Salazar family and associates
- Joaquim de Almeida — Ramon Salazar (Narco-terrorist; Head of the Salazar family)
- Vincent Laresca — Hector Salazar (Ramon's brother; Head of family in Ramon's absence)
- Vanessa Ferlito — Claudia Hernandez (Girlfriend of Hector)
- Josh Cruz — Oriol (Claudia's father)
- Julian Rodriguez — Sergio (Claudia's brother)
- Lorry Goldman — Douglas Shaye (Ramon's lawyer)
- Gino Montesinos — Eduardo (Henchman)
- Eduardo Garcia — Emilio (Henchman)
- Gonzalo Menendez — Pablo (Henchman)
- David Labiosa — David Goldman
Singer family and associates
- Riley Smith — Kyle Singer (First time "drug dealer")
- Ted Marcoux — Sam Singer (Kyle's unemployed father)
- Lucinda Jenney — Helen Singer (Kyle's mother)
- Agnes Bruckner — Linda (Kyle's girlfriend)
- Kett Turton — Tim (Kyle's best friend)
- Darin Cooper — Don (the Singer family's landlord)[22][better source needed]
National Health Services
- Andrea Thompson — Dr. Nicole Duncan
- Christina Chang— Dr. Sunny Macer
Miscellaneous police / Feds / Medical
- Paul Vincent O’Connor — Police Chief Hendrix
- Tony Todd — Detective Michael Norris (interrogates Julia Milliken)
- Simon Templeman — Trevor Tomlinson (Agent in MI6 office in LA; killed in gunship attack)
- Maria del Mar — Rachel Forrester
- Kevin Chapman — Kevin Mitchell
Chandler Plaza Hotel staff and guests
- Doug Savant — Craig Phillips (Head of Hotel security)
- Paris Tanaka — Maya
- Sue Jin Song — Annalie Kim
- Scott Klace — Danny
- Brigid Brannagh — Kathy McCartney
Miscellaneous characters
- Sarah Wynter — Kate Warner (Ex-girlfriend of Jack Bauer)
- Sarah Clarke — Nina Myers[4] (Terrorist; Former CTU agent)
- Geoff Pierson — John Keeler (Republican Presidential Candidate)
- Mark Rolston — Bruce Foxton (professional evidence retriever)
- Carlos Gómez — Luis Annicon (Prison Supervisor; one of Jack's companions in the one year operation that brought down Ramon Salazar)
- Kamala Lopez-Dawson — Theresa Ortega (Gael's wife)
- JF Pryor — Zack Porter (Drug-dealer)
- Jack Kehler — Kevin Kelly
- Matt Salinger — Mark Kanar
- Rick Garcia — Rick Garcia
- Patrick Fabian — William Cole
- Jenni Blong — Susan Cole
Department of Defense / Heller's family
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer[1] (Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense)
- William Devane — James Heller[23](United States Secretary of Defense)
- Logan Marshall-Green — Richard Heller (James Heller's son)
- Kim Raver — Audrey Raines[24](James Heller's daughter; Jack Bauer's girlfriend; Senior Policy Assistant to Heller)
- James Frain — Paul Raines (Audrey's estranged husband)
- David Newsom — Scott Borman (Heller's aide)
CTU / Division
- Carlos Bernard — Tony Almeida
- Reiko Aylesworth — Michelle Dessler
- Alberta Watson — Erin Driscoll
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian[20]
- James Morrison — Bill Buchanan[25]
- Roger Cross — Curtis Manning[26]
- Lana Parrilla — Sarah Gavin
- Louis Lombardi — Edgar Stiles[27]
- Aisha Tyler — Marianne Taylor
- Robert Cicchini — Howard Bern
- Cameron Bancroft — Lee Castle
- Shawn Doyle — Ronnie Lobell
- Thomas Vincent Kelly — Marc Besson
- Butch Klein — Eric Richards
- Naomi Kirkpatrick — Meredith Atterson
- Brandon Barash — Brandon
- Shannon Becker — Allison Nichols
- Michael Bofshever — Dr. Mark Kaylis
- Gwendoline Yeo — Melissa Raab
Terrorist group
- Arnold Vosloo — Habib Marwan
- Nestor Serrano — Navi Araz
- Shohreh Aghdashloo — Dina Araz
- Jonathan Ahdout — Behrooz Araz
- Ned Vaughn — Mitch Anderson
- Tony Plana — Omar
- Mia Kirshner — Mandy[18]
- Anil Kumar — Kalil Hasan
- Adam Alexi-Malle — Joseph Fayed
- Dagmara Dominczyk — Nicole
- John Thaddeus — Joseph "Joe" Prado
- Keith Szarabajka — Robert Morrison
- Kris Iyer — Sabir Ardakani
- Faran Tahir — Tomas Sherek
- Matt Gallini — Abdul Mahnesh
- Kiran Rao — Hikmat Palpatine
Keeler's family and administration
- Geoff Pierson — President John Keeler
- Chris Olivero — Kevin Keeler
- Gregory Itzin — Vice-President Charles Logan[28]
- Jude Ciccolella — Mike Novick[15]
- John Allen Nelson — Logan's Chief of Security Walt Cummings
- Glenn Morshower — Secret Service Agent Aaron Pierce[16]
- Dennis Haysbert — former President David Palmer[12]
- J. Patrick McCormack — Robert Franklin
- Patrick Kilpatrick — Secret Service Agent Dale Spalding
- Matt Salinger — Mark Kanar
McLennan-Forster storyline
- Robertson Dean — Henry Powell
- Bill Smitrovich — Gene McLennan
- Richard Marcus — Forbes
- Albie Selznick — John Reiss
- Tomas Arana — Dave Conlon
- Amin Nazemzadeh — Naji
- Omid Abtahi — Safa
- Christopher B. Duncan — Specter
Chinese Consulate
- Tzi Ma — Cheng Zhi
- Peter Chin — Lee Jong
- François Chau — Koo Yin
- Ping Wu — Su Ming
Miscellaneous characters
- Lukas Haas — Andrew Paige
- Leighton Meester — Debbie Pendleton
- Angela Goethals — Maya Driscoll
- Roxanne Day — Jen Slater
- T.J. Thyne — Jason Girard
- Claudette Mink — Kelly Girard
- Evan Handler — David Weiss
- Tim Kelleher — Greg Merfield (Secret Service Agent)
- Lina Patel — Nabilla Al-Jamil
- Phyllis Lyons — Karen Pendleton
- Michael Benyaer — Naseem
- Hector Luis Bustamante — Dr. Martinez
- Rick Garcia — Rick Garcia
Bauer's family and associates
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer[1]
- Elisha Cuthbert — Kim Bauer[3]
- Kim Raver — Audrey Raines[24]
- C. Thomas Howell — Barry Landes
Jack's Inner Circle
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian[20] (CTU agent) see also CTU / Division / Homeland Security
- Reiko Aylesworth — Michelle Dessler[19] (former CTU Division Deputy Director; Tony's wife)
- Carlos Bernard — Tony Almeida[5] (former CTU Director; Michelle's husband)
CTU / Division / Homeland Security
- James Morrison — Bill Buchanan[25](CTU Director/ CTU Division Director)
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian[20] (CTU agent)
- Carlo Rota — Morris O'Brian[29] (Chloe O'Brian's ex-husband)
- Sean Astin — Lynn McGill (Division; takes over as CTU Director)
- Kim Raver — Audrey Raines[24] (DOD liaison for CTU)
- Louis Lombardi — Edgar Stiles[27](CTU agent)
- Roger Cross — Curtis Manning[26] (CTU agent; Head of Field Ops)
- Jayne Atkinson — Karen Hayes[30](Homeland Security official)
- Stephen Spinella — Miles Papazian (Hayes' assistant)
- Jonah Lotan — Spenser Wolff (CTU agent)
- Danielle Burgio — Carrie Bendis (CTU agent)
- Kate Mara — Shari Rothenberg (CTU agent)
- Martin A. Papazian — Rick Burke
- Thomas Vincent Kelly — Marc Besson
- Jenny Levine — Valerie Harris
- Peter Asle Holden — Harry Swinton (CTU security guard)
- Carl Edwards — Jim Hill (Homeland Security official)
- Josie Di Vincenzo — CTU Agent Mara Tyler
- David Joyner — CTU S.W.A.T Agent Jones
- Michael Roddy — CTU S.W.A.T Agent Smith
- Tony Wayne — Robin Powers
- Alex Castillo — CTU Guard Hugo
- Marci Michelle — CTU Agent Marcy Reynolds
- Thomas Howell — CTU Guard Henry
- Billy Chamberlain — CTU Agent Fitzpatrick
- John McCain — CTU staffer
Sentox Nerve Gas Conspiracy
- Gregory Itzin — Charles Logan[28]
- Paul McCrane — Graem Bauer
- Peter Weller — Christopher Henderson
- Geraint Wyn Davies — James Nathanson
- John Allen Nelson — Walt Cummings
- Jeff Kober — Conrad Haas
- Robert Rusler — Hank
- José Zúñiga — Joseph Malina
- Sky Soleil — John Stratton
- John Butox — Steve Miller
- Carl Gilliard — Ron Swanson
Federal Government officials, employees, and associates
- Gregory Itzin — Charles Logan (President)[28]
- Jean Smart — Martha Logan (First Lady)[31]
- Ray Wise — Hal Gardner (Vice President)
- John Allen Nelson — Walt Cummings (Chief of Staff)
- Jude Ciccolella — Mike Novick (Senior advisor)[15]
- Glenn Morshower — Aaron Pierce (Secret Service)
- William Devane — James Heller (Secretary of Defense)[23]
- Sandrine Holt — Evelyn Martin (Martha's personal aide)
- Alla Korot — Suzanne Cummings (Walt's wife)
- Anita Finlay — Wendy Brown (White House aide)
- Robb Reesman — Dr. Hill (Martha's personal doctor)
- Taylor Nichols — Burke
- David McDivitt — White House staffer
- Tracy Howe — Secret Service Agent Justin Adams
- Jason Grutter — Secret Service Agent Doug Masters
- Tim Mikulecky — Secret Service Agent Mark Wexler
Palmer family
Russian Federation
Russian separatists and collaborators
- Julian Sands — Vladimir Bierko
- Mark Sheppard — Ivan Erwich
- David Dayan Fisher — Anton Beresch
- Alex Kuznetsov — Ostroff
- Stana Katic — Collette Stenger
- Patrick Bauchau — Jacob Rossler
- Timothy Omundson — Polokoff
- Marat Oyvetsky — Viktor Grigorin
- Taras Los — Chevensky
- Robert Maffia — Andrei
- Timothy V. Murphy — Schaeffer
- Yorgo Constantine — Mikhail
People's Republic of China
Miscellaneous Feds/Police/Medical
- John G. Connolly — Sgt. Mike McLaren
Miscellaneous characters
- Connie Britton — Diane Huxley
- Brady Corbet — Derek Huxley
- Penny Balfour — Jenny McGill
- Henry Ian Cusick — Theo Stoller
- Matthew Boylan — Dwayne Thompkins
- Angela Sarafyan — Inessa Kovalevsky
- Skylar Roberge — Amy Martin
- JoBeth Williams — Miriam Henderson
- Pia Artesona — Joanna Tandy
- Channon Roe — Cal
- Andrew Hawkes — Scott Evans
- Tom Wright — Admiral Kirkland
- Jeremy Ray Valdez — Petty Officer Tim Rooney
- Eddie Mekka — Ned
- Rick Garcia — Rick Garcia
Bauer's family and associates
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer[1]
- James Cromwell — Phillip Bauer
- Paul McCrane — Graem Bauer
- Rena Sofer — Marilyn Bauer
- Evan Ellingson — Josh Bauer
- Kim Raver — Audrey Raines[24]
- Mark Bramhall — Sam
CTU / Division / District
- James Morrison — Bill Buchanan[25]
- Marisol Nichols — Nadia Yassir[32]
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian[20]
- Carlo Rota — Morris O'Brian[29]
- Roger Cross — Curtis Manning[26]
- Eric Balfour — Milo Pressman[7]
- Rick Schroder — Mike Doyle
- Martin A. Papazian — Rick Burke
- Spencer Garrett — Ben Kram (supervisor from Division)
- James C. Victor — Hal Turner (CTU Agent)
- Robb Weller — CTU Field Agent
- Brian Silverman — CTU Field Agent
- Lauten Richard Metcalfe — CTU Agent Stan Shavers
- Lex Cassar — CTU Agent Ryan
- Merik Tadros — CTU Agent Jamal
- J. R. Bourne — CTU Agent Connell Johnson
- Tony Wayne — Robin Powers
Federal Government officials, employees, and associates
- D.B. Woodside — Wayne Palmer[21] (President of the United States)
- Peter MacNicol — Tom Lennox[33](President Palmer's Chief of Staff)
- Jayne Atkinson — Karen Hayes[30] (National Security Advisor)
- Regina King — Sandra Palmer
- Powers Boothe — Noah Daniels[34] (Vice-President of the United States)
- Chad Lowe — Reed Pollock (Deputy Chief of Staff)
- Kari Matchett — Lisa Miller
- Bob Gunton — Ethan Kanin (Secretary of Defense)
- Michael Shanks — Mark Bishop (Lobbyist)
- Michael Reilly Burke — Bruce Carson
- Jim Holmes — Arthur Welton
- Ray Laska — Kevin Graves (Attorney General)
- D. C. Douglas — Blake Simon (President Palmer's Advisor)
- Matt McKenzie — Agent Hollister (Secret Service Agent)
- Andrea Grano — Ellen Price (President Palmer's press secretary)
- Jolene Kim — Melinda (President Palmer's assistant)
- Jamison Jones — Dan (Head of Secret Service)
- William Bumiller — Agent Lowry (Secret Service Agent)
- Matt Battaglia — Agent Jennings (Secret Service Agent)
- Ajay Mehta — Middle Eastern Ambassador
- Peter Iannone — Homeland Security Official
- Kurt Hueig — Homeland Security Official
- Myra Mawk — Homeland Security Official
People's Republic of China
- Tzi Ma — Cheng Zhi
- Ian Anthony Dale — Zhou Yong
Russian/Islamic Terrorists
- Adoni Maropis — Abu Fayed
- Rade Šerbedžija — Dmitri Gredenko
- David Hunt — Darren McCarthy
- Kal Penn — Ahmed Amar
- Shaun Majumder — Hasan Numair
- Missy Cryder — Rita Brady
- Sam Kanater — General Mohmar Habib
- Steven Schub — Samir Hussain
- Dylan Kenin — Victor
- Patrick Sabongui — Nasir
- Said Faraj — Halil
- Sammy Sheik — Masheer
- Adrian R'Mante — Omar
Phillip's Conspirators/BXJ Technologies
- James Cromwell — Phillip Bauer
- Paul McCrane — Graem Bauer
- Maury Sterling — Kozelek Hacker
- Adrian Neil — Liddy
Anacostia Detention Facility
- Scott William Winters — Agent Samuels
- Al Faris — Salim
- Haaz Sleiman — Heydar
Russian Federation
Miscellaneous characters
- William Devane — James Heller[23]
- Glenn Morshower — Aaron Pierce
- Gregory Itzin — Charles Logan[28]
- Jean Smart — Martha Logan[31]
- Alexander Siddig — Hamri Al-Assad
- Harry Lennix — Walid Al-Rezani
- Raphael Sbarge — Ray Wallace
- Megan Gallagher — Jillian Wallace
- Michael Angarano — Scott Wallace
- Chris Kramer — Stuart Pressman
- Pat Healy — Marcus
- Eric Bruskotter — Stan
- Nancy Cartwright — Jeannie Tyler
- Devon Gummersall — Mark Hauser
- Scott Michael Campbell — Brady Hauser
Bauer Family & Others
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer[1]
- Elisha Cuthbert - Kim Bauer
- Paul Wesley - Stephen (Kim's husband)
- Claire Geare - Teri (Kim's daughter)
FBI
- Jeffrey Nordling — Larry Moss (FBI Special Agent in Charge)
- Annie Wersching — Renee Walker (FBI Special Agent)
- Janeane Garofalo — Janis Gold (FBI Analyst)
- Rhys Coiro — Sean Hillinger (FBI Analyst)
- Ever Carradine — Erika (Computer Analyst)
- John Billingsley — Michael Latham (Security specialist)
Federal Government officials, employees, and associates
- Powers Boothe — Vice-President Noah Daniels
- Cherry Jones — Allison Taylor (President of the United States of America)
- Colm Feore — Henry Taylor (First Gentleman)
- Sprague Grayden — Olivia Taylor (First Daughter)
- Eric Lively — Roger Taylor
- Cameron Daddo — Mitchell Hayworth (Vice President of the United States of America)[35]
- Peter MacNicol as Tom Lennox
- Bob Gunton — Ethan Kanin (White House Chief of Staff)
- Isaach De Bankolé — Prime Minister Ule Motobo
- Glenn Morshower — Aaron Pierce[16](Secret Service Agent)
- Warren Kole — Brian Gedge (Secret Service Agent)
- Mark Kiely — Edward Vossler (Secret Service Agent)
- Frank John Hughes — Tim Woods (Secretary of Homeland Security)
- Kurtwood Smith — Senator Blaine Mayer
- Gil Bellows — Frank Trammell (U.S. Embassy Official in Sengala)
- Ryan Cutrona — Admiral John Smith
- Christina Chang — Dr. Sunny Macer
- Mark Derwin — Joe Stevens (Secretary of State)
- Lesley Fera — Angela Nelson (Press Secretary)
- Sean Michael — Charles Solenz
"Underground" CTU
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer[1]
- Carlos Bernard — Tony Almeida[5]
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian[20]
- James Morrison — Bill Buchanan[25]
- Carlo Rota — Morris O'Brian[29]
Juma Regime
- Tony Todd — General Benjamin Juma (Leader of Coup in Sangala)
- Hakeem Kae-Kazim — Colonel Iké Dubaku
- Peter Wingfield — David Emerson
- Arjay Smith — Laurent Dubaku
- Mark Aiken — Nichols
- Dameon Clarke — Alan Tanner
- Maximiliano Hernández — Donnie Fox
- Nick Chinlund - Masters
Starkwood
- Jon Voight — Jonas Hodges
- Rory Cochrane — Greg Seaton[36]
- Chris Mulkey — Doug Knowles
- Michael Rodrick — Stokes
- Gabriel Casseus — Robert Galvez
- Sebastian Roché — John Quinn
- Eyal Podell — Ryan Burnett (Senator Mayer's Advisor who is in league with Starkwood)
Prion Variant Cabal
- Will Patton — Alan Wilson
- Amy Price-Francis — Cara Bowden (Operative disguised as Hodges' lawyer)
Miscellaneous characters
- Robert Carlyle — Carl Benton
- Tommy Flanagan — Gabriel Schector
- Kris Lemche — Chris Whitley
- Carly Pope — Samantha Roth (Roger Taylor's Girlfriend)
- Tonya Pinkins — Alama Motobo
- Andi Chapman — Rosa Donoso
- Enuka Okuma — Marika Donoso
- Omid Abtahi — Jibraan Al-Zarian
- Ravi Kapoor — Muhtadi Gohar
- Rafi Gavron — Hamid Al-Zarian
- Siyabulela Ramba — Willie
- Don McManus — Bob Peluso
- Mary Page Keller — Sarah
Bauer's family and associates
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer
- Elisha Cuthbert — Kim Bauer
- Annie Wersching — Renee Walker
- Paul Wesley — Stephen
- Claire Geare — Teri
CTU NY
- Mykelti Williamson — Brian Hastings
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian
- Freddie Prinze, Jr. — Cole Ortiz
- Katee Sackhoff — Dana Walsh
- John Boyd — Arlo Glass
- Julian Morris — Owen
- Matthew Yang King (as Matt Yang King) — King
- Jamie Martz — Nate Burke
- Justin Alston — Beck
Federal Government officials, employees, and associates
- Cherry Jones — President Allison Taylor
- Chris Diamantopoulos — Chief of Staff Rob Weiss
- Bob Gunton — Secretary of State Ethan Kanin
- Gregory Itzin — Former President Charles Logan
- Frank John Hughes — Tim Woods
- Reed Diamond — Jason Pillar
- Michael Gaston — General David Brucker
- Eriq La Salle — UN Secretary General
- Lesley Fera — Angela Nelson
- Merle Dandridge — Kristen Smith
- Julie Claire — Eden Linley
- Michael Irby — Adrion Bishop
- Christina Cox — Molly O'Connor
- Kathryn Winslow — Ellen Kramer
- Chris McGarry — Frank Haynum
- Sarah Hollis — Susan
Islamic Republic of Kamistan
- Anil Kapoor — President Omar Hassan
- Necar Zadegan — Dalia Hassan
- Nazneen Contractor — Kayla Hassan
- Akbar Kurtha — Farhad Hassan
- TJ Ramini — Tarin Faroush
- Mido Hamada — Samir Mehran
- Rami Malek — Marcos Al-Zacar
- Hrach Titizian — Nabeel
- Navid Negahban — Jamot
- Ethan Rains — Ali
- Rizwan Manji — Ahman
Red Square
- Jürgen Prochnow — Sergei Bazhaev
- David Anders — Josef Bazhaev
- Gene Farber — Oleg Bazhaev
- Callum Keith Rennie — Vladimir Laitanan
- Doug Hutchison — Davros
- Jordan Marder — Dimitri
- Jon Sklaroff — Ziya Dakhilov
- Tony Curran — Lugo Elson
Russian Federation
- Nick Jameson — President Yuri Suvarov
- Graham McTavish — Mikhail Novakovich
- Joel Bissonnette — Pavel Tokarev
Miscellaneous characters
- Benito Martinez — Victor Aruz
- Clayne Crawford — Kevin Wade
- Jennifer Westfeldt — Meredith Reed
- Michael Filipowich — Nick Coughlin
- Mare Winningham — Elaine Al-Zacar
- Stephen Root — Bill Prady
- D.B. Sweeney — Mark Bledsoe
- Michael Madsen — Jim Ricker
- Joe Nieves — NYPD Officer James "Jim" Koernig
- Sandra Purpuro — Maggie Koernig
- Domenick Lombardozzi — NYPD Officer John Mazoni
- Johnny Wu — NYPD Officer Philip Lu
- Eli Goodman — Dr. Joel Levine
- Thomas Ryan — Gary Klausner
- Alex Carter — Nantz
Bauer and associates
- Kiefer Sutherland — Jack Bauer
- Branko Tomović — Belcheck
CIA London
- Yvonne Strahovski — Kate Morgan
- Gbenga Akinnagbe — Erik Ritter
- Giles Matthey — Jordan Reed
- Benjamin Bratt — Steve Navarro
- Adam Sinclair — Gavin Leonard
- Christina Chong — Mariana
Federal Government officials, employees, and associates
- William Devane — President James Heller
- Tate Donovan — Chief of Staff Mark Boudreau
- Kim Raver — Audrey Boudreau
- Ross McCall — Ron Clark
- Colin Salmon — General Coburn
- John Boyega — First Lieutenant Chris Tanner
- Duncan Pow — Captain Greg Denovo
United Kingdom officials, employees, and associates
- Stephen Fry — Prime Minister Alastair Davies
- Miranda Raison — Caroline Fowlds
- James Puddephatt — Ken
Open Cell
- Mary Lynn Rajskub — Chloe O'Brian
- Michael Wincott — Adrian Cross
- Joseph Millson — Derrick Yates
- Mandeep Dhillon — Chell
- Charles Furness — Pete
Drone terrorist plot
- Michelle Fairley — Margot Al-Harazi
- Emily Berrington — Simone Al-Harazi
- Liam Garrigan — Ian Al-Harazi
- Sacha Dhawan — Naveed Shabazz
Russian Federation
- Stanley Townsend — Anatol Stolnavich
Miscellaneous Characters
- Tzi Ma — Cheng Zhi
- Alex Lanipekun — James Harman
- Tamer Hassan — Aron Bashir/Basher
List of U.S. presidents
| Season | Year | Main Location | Time | Election | President | Actor/Actress | VP | Actor | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 23 April | Los Angeles | 12:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. | N | No U.S. President mentioned | ||||
| 2 | + 18 months | 8:00 a.m. – 4:58:45 a.m. | + 1 | David Palmer | Dennis Haysbert | Jim Prescott | Alan Dale | Democratic | |
| 4:58:45 a.m. – 7:48:23 a.m. | Jim Prescott | Alan Dale | Vacant | ||||||
| 7:48:23 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. | David Palmer | Dennis Haysbert | Jim Prescott | Alan Dale | |||||
| 3 | + 36 months | 1:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. | |||||||
| 4 prequel | + 3 months | + 2 | John Keeler | Geoff Pierson | Charles Logan | Gregory Itzin | Republican | ||
| + 12 months | |||||||||
| + 3 months | Los Angeles | ||||||||
| 4 | + 6 hours | 7:00 a.m. – 11:59:12 a.m. | |||||||
| 11:59:12 a.m. – 7:00 a.m. | Charles Logan | Gregory Itzin | Vacant | ||||||
| 5 prequel | + 12 months | Chicago | 1:47:00 p.m. – 1:54:23 p.m. | Not mentioned | |||||
| 5 | + 6 months | Los Angeles | 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m. | Hal Gardner | Ray Wise | ||||
| 6 prequel | + 7 months | China | Hal Gardner | Ray Wise | Not mentioned | ||||
| 6 | + 13 months | Los Angeles | 6:00 a.m. – 11:54 a.m. | + 3 | Wayne Palmer | DB Woodside | Noah Daniels | Powers Boothe | Democratic |
| 11:54 a.m. – 6:00 a.m. | Noah Daniels | Powers Boothe | Vacant | ||||||
| Debrief | + 15 hours | 9:00 p.m. – 10:38:29 p.m. | |||||||
| Redemption | + 45 months | Sangala | 3:00 p.m. – 4:57:14 p.m. | Not mentioned | |||||
| 4:57:14 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. | + 4 | Allison Taylor | Cherry Jones | Mitchell Hayworth | Cameron Daddo | Republican | |||
| 7 | + 2 months | Washington, D.C. | 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. | ||||||
| 8 | + 18 months | New York City | 4:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Not mentioned | |||||
| Chloe's Arrest | + 1 day | No U.S. President mentioned | |||||||
| Live Another Day | + 48 months | London | 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. | + 5 | James Heller | William Devane | Not mentioned | ||
| Solitary | + 30 months | + 6 | No U.S. President mentioned | ||||||
| Legacy | + 6 months | Washington, D.C. | 12:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m. | ||||||
References
- ^ a b c d e f g h Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer
- ^ What Are They Up To? 24's Leslie Hope
- ^ a b c Elisha Cuthbert as Kim Bauer
- ^ a b c Sarah Clarke as Nina Myers
- ^ a b c d e Carlos Bernard as Tony Almeida
- ^ Quick primer on '24' roster
- ^ a b Milo Returns to 24
- ^ '24': Kiefer will have three more very bad days
- ^ Scott Denny at IMDB
- ^ a b Xander Berkeley as George Mason
- ^ a b c 'Rambo IV' may star Paul Schulze of '24' fame
- ^ a b c d e Dennis Haysbert as President David Palmer
- ^ a b c Penny Johnson Jerald as Sherry Palmer
- ^ Megalyn Echikunwoke at IMDB
- ^ a b c d Jude Ciccolella IMDB
- ^ a b c d e Glenn Morshower at IMDB
- ^ Michael Massee at IMDB
- ^ a b c Mia Kirshner at IMDB
- ^ a b c Resurrection, politics return in Fox's '24' Archived 2008-12-06 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ a b c d e f The Real Chloe O'Brian
- ^ a b c DB Woodside at IMDB
- ^ Darin Cooper
- ^ a b c William Devane at IMDB
- ^ a b c d Kim Raver at IMDB
- ^ a b c d James Morrison: Feasible Threat for New Season of Fox's '24' Archived 2008-12-01 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ a b c Roger R. Cross at IMDB
- ^ a b Louis Lombardi at IMDB
- ^ a b c d Chertoff says Homeland Security no '24'
- ^ a b c Carlo Rota at IMDB
- ^ a b Supporting players get to shine
- ^ a b Seattle native Jean Smart happily back in the TV grind for a stint on "24"
- ^ Marisol Nichols at IMDB
- ^ Peter MacNicol at IMDB
- ^ Powers Boothe - The Envelope - LA Times
- ^ Prime time's trio of tabloid tarts | The Daily Telegraph
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2008-07-31. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
{{cite web}}: Unknown parameter|deadurl=ignored (|url-status=suggested) (help)CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
| Episodes | |
|---|---|
| Merchandise | |
| Characters | |
| Other | |
