Kiefer Sutherland and Michael Douglas play Secret Service agents on opposite ends of the law in "The Sentinel," the latest flick from "S.W.A.T." director Clark Johnson. Click right here for the trailer, especially if you're a fan of stuff like "24" and "The Fugitive."

"Pete Garrison is the most decorated agent in the history of the Secret Service - the president's last line of defense. But now, wrongly suspected of targeting the president for assassination, Garrison has become the Service's worst nightmare. As he uses his formidable skills to try and prove his innocence and find the real assassin, Garrison is tracked by his equally adept former protege."

Based on the novel by Gerald Petievich and adapted by "Ocean's Twelve" scribe George Nolfi, "The Sentinel" also stars Kim Basinger, Eva Longoria, and David Rasche as the U.S. President.

(Yes, "Sledge Hammer" himself as the president!)