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Michael Hilow is a stunt performer and actor who has had numerous roles on 24. He is a prolific stunt performer, with at least seventy-one credited roles.

Biography and career[]

Hilow was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. His family is of Lebanese heritage. Hilow started his acting career as a stage performer. In the early 1990's, he transitioned to a career as a stunt double and performer. Through his career, he has doubled for actors like Adrien Brody and Cliff M. Simon.

Some of the films in which Hilow has worked are Payback, Three Kings, Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2, The Ring, National Treasure, Transformers, Iron Man, Twilight, and Zero Dark Thirty, among others. He has also worked on shows like NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, Alias, and JAG. Hilow has been nominated to Screen Actors Guild and Taurus Stunt Awards.

Role on 24[]

Hilow has had numerous roles on 24:

  • In Day 4: 12:00pm-1:00pm, he played a terrorist sentry that Jack interrogated and knocked out at Omar's compound.
  • In Day 6: 6:00am-7:00am, he played one of Abu Fayed's guards, who along with Hasim captured Jack and held him during torture. He then noticed when Jack's heart monitor went flat, allowing Jack to bite him on the neck in order to escape.

He has played four different characters who were killed by Jack Bauer. See here for others with similar distinctions.


Gallery of roles[]

24 credits[]

Crescent Collectibles terrorist

Omar's sentry

Marwan's terrorist

Henderson's henchman

Fayed's henchman

Fayed's warehouse guard

Samir's sniper

Selected filmography[]

  • Iron Man (2008)
  • The Scorpion King (2002)
  • Spider-Man (2002)

Television appearances

  • NCIS: Los Angeles (2011)
  • 24 (2010)
  • Boston Legal (2006)

See also[]

External links[]

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