Kiefer Sutherland reveals his greatest fear: "To be humiliated"

Kiefer Sutherland opens in a new interview with The Guardian discussing everything from being a twin, growing up in a political family and confronts his own insecurities by executing his first concert as a musician.

In the interview, the old "24" star – who currently plays country music during his Reckless Tour – reveals the only thing that scares him

"My biggest fear is to be humiliated, "he admits. "The very first time I played a concert, I was so scared that my right hand started to tremble.As a guitarist, it's really bad, and I remember it." 39, a guy who laughed in the audience.But that made me angry so much that I booked another show for the next night. "

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In fact, he says that he knew that he would face skepticism by diversifying into music, but decided to cast caution to the wind. "I was very aware of the stigma of an actor who publishes a record," he adds. "I went," Oh f ** k it, I'll do it anyway. "

Sutherland, 51, also talks about what it was like to be the grandson of one of the most respected political figures in Canada. "You can not be political when you come from a family like mine," says Sutherland, speaking of his grandfather: "I've never met anyone who lived with a stronger moral compbad: he became fierce if he thought something was unfair. He taught me how to drive a car in a dirt parking lot in Ontario when I was 13 years old. "

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In addition, he talks about growing up as a twin. I've learned the value of having a companion, "he adds." Whenever I experienced something, I could turn to my left and share it. When I had my first child, I told my mother [Canadian actress Shirley Douglas]: "God, you had two at the same time." She said, "Oh, darling, everything was fine good. By the time you were two, you were occupying one of the others. She gave the impression that she had made a deal, which always made me laugh. My sister Rachel and I are incredibly close. "

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