Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Cowboy Way by Cindy Sutherland Kiefer Sutherland Net Worth 2021: Age, Height, Weight, Wife, Kids, Bio-Wiki. Kiefer Sutherland is an actor and producer who holds two citizenship, British and Canadian. His most popular appearance was in the action crime series 24: Live Another Day and its other sequels. Maybe you know about Kiefer Sutherland very well But do you know how old and tall is he, and what is his net worth in 2021? If you do not know, We have prepared this article about details of Kiefer Sutherland’s short biography-wiki, career, professional life, personal life, today’s net worth, age, height, weight, and more facts. Well, if you’re ready, let’s start. Early Life. Kiefer William Frederick Dempsey George Rufus Sutherland was born on December 21, 1966, in Paddington, London, United Kingdom. His father, Donald Sutherland is an actor, and his mother Shirley Douglas is also an actress. His parents moved to California before getting divorced in 1970, and then he moved to Toronto, Canada with his mother. Kiefer Sutherland has four stepbrothers and a twin sister; his stepbrothers are actor Rossif Sutherland, actor and producer Angus Sutherland, Roeg Sutherland, and Thomas Emil Sicks. Kiefer’s twin sister is Rachel Sutherland. Kiefer Sutherland went to several schools; he had some time in Martingrove Collegiate Institute, St. Andrew’s College, Aurora, Silverthorn Collegiate Institute, and others. Kiefer went to Regina Mundi Catholic College for one semester and took some acting lessons at Sir Frederick Banting Secondary School. Personal Life. Kiefer Sutherland has been married and divorced twice. His first marriage was to Camelia Kath from 1987-1990. Kiefer and Camelia gave birth to 1 daughter, her name is Sarah Sutherland, and she’s now an actress. Kiefer Sutherland’s second marriage was in 1996 to Kelly Winn, and they got divorced in 2009 after almost ten years of separation. Kiefer got engaged to actress and producer Julia Roberts in 1990, but they separated within one year. Since 2014, Kiefer has been in a relationship with actress Cindy Vela, and information says that they got engaged in 2017. Age, Height, and Weight. Being born on 21 December 1966, Kiefer Sutherland is 54 years old as of today’s date 15th June 2021. His height is 1.75 m tall, and his weight is 70 kg. Career. Kiefer Sutherland started appearing in TV films and series in the 1980s, and his first appearance was in a 1983 comedy-drama film called Max Dugan Returns. After that, he appeared in a drama film called The Bay Boy, a horror science fiction series called Amazing Stories, a crime drama film called At Close Range, a drama film called Trapped in Silence, crime drama film The Brotherhood of Justice, drama film Stand by Me, horror- comedy film The Lost Boys, drama film Promised Land, thriller film The Killing Time, romantic drama film Crazy Moon, drama film Bright Lights, Big City, action thriller film Young Guns, and an action crime film called Renegades. Kiefer Sutherland had several appearances from 1990 and until 2000. He appeared in an adventure film called Flashback, crime drama film Chicago Joe and the Showgirl, action Young Guns II, science fiction horror film Flatliners, comedy-drama film Article 99, horror film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, legal drama action film A Few Good Men, thriller film The Vanishing, action drama film Last Light, action-adventure film The Three Musketeers, action-comedy crime film The Cowboy Way, crime film Freeway, thriller film Eye for an Eye, thriller film A Time to Kill, crime drama film The Last Days of Frankie the Fly, thriller film Truth or Consequences, N.M., science fiction film Dark City, war film A Soldier’s Sweetheart, crime thriller film Break Up, thriller film Ground Control, and a drama film called Woman Wanted. Since 2000, Kiefer Sutherland appeared in several films including Beat, After Alice, Picking Up the Pieces, The Right Temptation, Cowboy Up, To End All Wars, Desert Saints, Dead Heat, Phone Booth, Behind the Red Door, Paradise Found, L.A. Confidential, Taking Lives, River Queen, The Sentinel, Mirrors, 24, Twelve, Melancholia, The Confession, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Pompeii, Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces, and Zoolander 2. Kiefer Sutherland’s most popular series appearances, which he’s also an executive producer of including 24: Day Six – Debrief, 24, 24: Live Another Day, The Confession, and Touch. He is also one of the executive producers of 24: Legacy too. Kiefer Sutherland’s 2017-2018 appearances, including a drama film called Where, Is Kyra?, a science fiction horror film called Flatliners, and a political drama series called Designated Survivor, which he’s also one of its executive producers. Awards & Achievements. Kiefer Sutherland has been receiving a lot of award winnings and nominations. So far, his award winnings include a Satellite Award for Best Actor – Television Series Drama (24, 2002&2003;), Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama (24), Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series (24), Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series (24), Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series (24), and others. Net Worth & Salary of Kiefer Sutherland in 2021. As of June 2021, Kiefer Sutherland has an estimated net worth of $80 million. He made his fortune from the TV films and series he’s been an actor and a producer of. Kiefer Sutherland signed a contract in 2006 that contains a salary of $40 million for only three seasons of 24 series. He earned more than $1.5 million for his work in The Three Musketeers film. Kiefer Sutherland sold his New York City-based townhouse for $17.5 million. Kiefer Sutherland is one of the world’s most talented TV films and series actors and producers. He holds two citizenship, British from his birth and Canadian. Kiefer Sutherland’s recent appearances, including Where, Is Kyra? The film, Flatliners film, and a series called Designated Survivor. Kiefer Sutherland is currently with Cindy Vela, and they are happy together. Cowboy Way by Cindy Sutherland. Aimee Cast: Kiefer Sutherland, Woody Harrelson, Dylan McDermott, Ernie Hudson, Cara Buono, Marg Helgenberger, Tomas Milan, Luis Guzman Director: Gregg Champion Thoughts on the Movie: Another fish-out-of-water story, but this time it involves two rodeo cowboys from New Mexico who end up hunting for a friend in New York City. I suppose there’s an original idea in there somewhere. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed this movie. The antics of Woody Harrelson’s character kept it funny along the way, and it was a decent who-done-it action flick. But haven’t we pretty much seen this same thing before, and before, and before? Probably so, but, still, it’s a cute movie and it has a right to exist. Of course, I enjoyed the New Mexico scenes the most, and wish they had spent a little more time there setting up the story. They chose a good location (the Espanola area) to bring a true feeling about living in the Southwest to the film, and I’m always grateful for that. And so I say what The Cowboy Way needed was more New Mexico, more rodeo, and more Keifer Sutherland (although he was in it all the way, you can’t ever get enough of him. what a cutie!). Jean Location Site: Rio Arriba County Fairgrounds, Espanola, New Mexico (see Map) The Rio Arriba County Fairgrounds was located at 19 Wheat Street, Espanola, New Mexico. That location is now the Wildlife Center. Back in 1993, a “mock” rodeo was held there for the filming of the movie, The Cowboy Way. Right: Keifer Sutherland mounts up for one of the rodeo action scenes shot for “The Cowboy Way” at the Rio Arriba Country Fairgrounds, near Espanola, New Mexico. The Rio Arriba County Rodeo can be dated back to 1954, when H.P. Freeman was the organizer. (The rodeo may have predated this date, but this was the date given by a long time supporter.) The Rio Arriba County Fair Board took over the event in the 1960s, when Freeman was no longer able to hold the rodeo. Since then, the rodeo has been held in a number of places across Rio Arriba County. One of the more memorable venues was the Old Rio Arriba County Fairgrounds in Arroyo Seco (near Santa Fe). The rodeo was also called the “Espanola Valley Rodeo.” The Rio Arriba County Fair Association and the new Rio Arriba County Fairgrounds are now located in Abiquiu, New Mexico, as a part of New Mexico State University. Rodeos are still taking place, and the second annual Rio Arriba County Rodeo is scheduled to be held sometime in July, 2011. About Espanola, New Mexico: Espanola, New Mexico (population 10,495; elevation 5,595 feet; 36° 0’ 7” N, 106° 3’ 53” W) is located about 25 miles north of Santa Fe on State Highway 84. Incorporated in 1925, Espanola is situated in an area that Juan de Onate declared a capital for Spain in 1598. Espanola has been called the first capital city in America. It is in a valley nestled between the Jemez and Sangre de Cristo mountain ranges, and the meeting point of three rivers, the Rio Grande, the Rio Chama, and the Rio Santa Cruz. Lodging & Dining: For Recommended Hotels, Motels and Lodges in Santa Fe, see: Santa Fe Lodging JoAnn’s Ranch O Casados. 938 North Riverside Drive, Espanola, New Mexico It is reputed that JoAnn Casados personally roasts and peels all the chile used in her restaurant, most of it from chile lines descendant from native chile crops. She knows old-timers can tell the difference between commercially grown chile and chile grown locally. Farmers can command a premium for locally grown chile, but JoAnn considers it a worthwhile investment. Right: Beautiful high desert scenery can be found in the Espanola Valley in Northern New Mexico. JoAnn’s Ranch O Casados has been serving the beautiful Espanola valley since 1984. Its first home was near the Big Rock Shopping Center, but JoAnn’s moved to its current, more spacious location in 2003. The parking lot seems to be perpetually crowded, but wait times at the restaurant aren’t long. The menu is loaded with Northern New Mexico favorites: enchiladas, tacos, tamales, burritos, sopaipillas and even two staples made from corn–posole and chicos, the latter of which is rarely seen south of Santa Fe. Diners have their choice of tortillas or sopaipillas. The sopaipillas are large, puffed-up pockets of delicious dough, served with real honey. Once you’ve tasted these, you’ll never forget them. Movie Trivia: • The soundtrack to The Cowboy Way features the song Good Guys Don’t Always Wear White by Bon Jovi. The music video to the song contains scenes from the movie. • Of course, no animals were injured during any of the rodeo action scenes and the ground had been prepared to soften it when any animals fell. Collars were used on roping cows to protect their necks and no animals were used more than once. • The film’s slogan on posters and other marketing material was, “How the East was won.” • Director Gregg Champion is the son of legendary Hollywood musical dancers, Gower and Marge Champion. • Screenwriter Bill Wittliff, also wrote the award-winning TV mini-series, Lonesome Dove. Right: Woody Harrelson and Keifer Sutherland star in “The Cowboy Way.” Character Quote: “Texas! There ain’t no real cowboys from Texas! We’re from New Mexico.” The Cowboy Way. Cowboys are roaming through the movies this summer (a few cowgirls, too), but most of them don’t seem quite at home on the range. Like heroes of some virtual-reality frontier, the rough riders of City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly’s Gold and The Cowboy Way exist in a kind of time-warp limbo, caught between the Wild West of our dreams and the city-slick irony of our rudely contemporary lives. In one movie, we get urban schlemiels turned high-plains drifters; in the other, die-hard country boys tearing up the big, bad metropolis. Talk about your Western identity crisis — it’s enough to make the Marlboro Man give up smoking. Though The Cowboy Way isn’t the sequel to anything, it may as well have been. A routine buddy thriller in Stetsons, the movie jams half a dozen formulas into the compactor — it’s 48 Hrs. meets “Crocodile” Dundee meets Midnight Cowboy meets the credit sequence of TV’s McCloud . Our heroes are a couple of New Mexico roping champions: Pepper Lewis (Woody Harrelson), a wild-eyed, tequila-swilling good ol’ boy with an accent as thick as his bod is lean, and Sonny Gilstrap (Kiefer Sutherland), his longtime partner, who has never forgiven Pepper for pulling a no- show at the National Rodeo Finals. What can make these guys become friends again? How about hopping into a pickup and driving to Manhattan to find their old pal Nacho (Joaquin Martinez), a Cuban rancher who disappeared after arriving in the city to welcome his immigrant daughter. The setup is just an excuse to get these cowboys to the Big Apple, which is played as a cartoon of chic unfriendliness. Harrelson’s Pepper is a cartoon as well, a stud-muffin hayseed so unsophisticated that he checks into the Waldorf and gargles wine at the dinner table. There’s more: the inevitable encounter with a turbaned taxi driver, a “decadent” fashion-designer party at which Pepper dances with hunky abandon and gets offered a job as an underwear model. Most of these routines were old the first time, but Harrelson, with his goofy Muppet face, gives a sweet, sexy performance. (That’s more than you can say for Sutherland, who does his best impression of a Southern-fried lox.) After much tired hugger- mugger, the movie arrives at an excitingly staged sequence in which Pepper and Sonny gallop through midtown Manhattan on horseback and use their lassos on the bad guy. For a moment or two, The Cowboy Way makes being an urban cowboy look thrilling; the rest of the time, it’s strictly tame oats. C. Cowboy Way. Ryan Andrews is on the run from past mistakes he doesn't know how to fix. Lost and alone, all he really wants is a place where he can be himself, but when he pulls up at the ranch where he's found a job and spies his gorgeous new boss, Ryan is pretty sure fate is out to get him. Jake Evans is an ex-soldier trying to carve out a life on the ranch he inherited from his grandmother. He doesn't even have time to realize how lonely he is until the new ranch hand shows up in his driveway. Ryan looks even more lost than Jake feels, and Jake's locked-up heart seems to break open. Can these two men find in each other find the companionship they crave? Or will their pasts eclipse any possibility of a future? Cowboy Way. Ryan Andrews is on the run from past mistakes he doesn't know how to fix. Lost and alone, all he really wants is a place where he can be himself, but when he pulls up at the ranch where he's found a job and spies his gorgeous new boss, Ryan is pretty sure fate is out to get him. Jake Evans is an ex-soldier trying to carve out a life on the ranch he inherited from his grandmother. He doesn't even have time to realize how lonely he is until the new ranch hand shows up in his driveway. Ryan looks even more lost than Jake feels, and Jake's locked-up heart seems to break open. Can these two men find in each other find the companionship they crave? Or will their pasts eclipse any possibility of a future?