Jorge Garcia (Hurley), Josh Holloway (Sawyer) and Michael Emerson (Ben) had a pumpkin carving party along a bunch of their friends this week. There are plenty more photos of this in Jorge’s personal blog site.
Happy Halloween everyone! Speaking of, EW has listed that scene with Claire in Jacob’s Cabin as one of TV’s Scariest moment in recent times.
Have a great celebration ahead.
A Lifetime production based on four of Nora Roberts novels will have Emilie de Ravin as one of its stars. The actress, who plays Claire on Lost, will be seen in High Noon. She will play a mother and hostage negotiator, Lt. Phoebe McNamara. De Ravin will also star Cybill Shepherd who plays her character’s agoraphobic mother.
Episode 5.01 - Because You Left
Episode 5.02 - The Lie
Episode 5.03 - Jughead
Episode 5.04 - The Little Prince
Episode 5.05 - This Place is Death
Episode 5.06 - The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham
The info came from this site.
Additionally, Lance Reddick (Matthew Abbadon) has been filming some scenes for Lost. His scenes are with Charles Widmore as per this podcast.
Wondering what is up with Shannon (aka Maggie Grace)? The actress is busying up with movie projects —
Some new casting has been announced for Simon Fellows’ Malice in Wonderland (Sunderland), which will now star Maggie Grace (The Fog), Nathaniel Parker (The Haunted Mansion), Katia Winter, Bronagh Gallagher, Matt King and Paul Kaye.
Mischa Barton appears to have been recast by race who is now toppling the film alongside the previously announce Danny Dyer.
Jayson Rothwell’s script has Alice re-imagined as an American student who is hit by a London taxi and finds herself disoriented in Sunderland, where she has to navigate a macabre underworld of characters.
Maggie Grace will play the title role in Simon Fellows’ “Malice in Wonderland,” which will lense in Blighty. Grace will next be seen playing Liam Neeson’s daughter in “Taken,” and her credits include “The Jane Austen Book Club.”
Via Bloody Disgusting and Variety
Aside from starring in a new TV Series on ABC (mid-season replacement), actor Harold Perrineau is also going to star in the movie Case 219, according to Hollywood Reporter.
Former “Lost” castaway Harold Perrineau is coming aboard to executive produce and star in the indie drama “Case 219.”
The film is based on the novel “Shooter” by award-winning children’s book author Walter Dean Myers and centers on the aftermath of a high school shooting from the perspective of three misfit teens.
Christian Faber is producing.
Perrineau joins a supporting cast that includes Evan Ross, Leven Rambin and Taylor Nichols. Leslie Hope is in negotiations.
He recently wrapped up starring in and executive producing the indie film “The Killing Jar” with Michael Madsen and next appears in the upcoming ABC drama “The Unusuals.”
Perrineau is repped by APA. Ross and Hope are repped by ICM. Rambin is repped by Endeavor and Talent Works reps Nichols.
It doesn’t give away much and we’re seeing clips from last season along with some new scenes. But, heck…we’ve got official promo video people! Lost Season 5 is coming!
Hmmmm…Chuck vs. Charlie? Or Chuck and Charlie vs. Evil doers? Whatever it is, count me as really interested.
Since being killed off in Lost two season’s ago, Dominic Monaghan, is set to return to television via the spy-comedy series Chuck (quite good TV; you should watch it if you aren’t already…)
He will be playing a “lunatic British rockstar”, which doesn’t stray too much from his character on Lost. The episode is set to air February 2009.
EW chats up with Dominic on this latest guest stint…
From Ausiello’s ATV Spoiler:
Remember Desmond’s all-knowing and slightly creepy friend from two seasons ago? The one played by the sublime Fionnula Flannigan? Well, according to my Lost moles, she is coming back this season, and we will learn that she has a very surprising connection. To another character. A major character. And the connection? It’s a big one. That’s all I’m saying.
I hardly remember Miss Hawking. She appeared in only one episode in Season 2. And if you’re like me, this literature will probably help you remember what it was that transpired between her and Desmond.
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This is in connection to the rumors about a possible Lost Movie when the show is over in 2010.
Damon Lindelof, in speaking with JoBlo says —
Elizabeth Mitchell, Michael Emerson, Henry Ian Cusick, Daniel Dae Kim and Jorge Garcia will be participating in a rare production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Honolulu Theatre for Youth.
This is part of a fundraiser event, to be held at October 25th. It will be held at the Koolau Grand Ballroom in Kaneohe in Hawaii.
In the past, these Lost actors also participated in the same benefit, with the inclusion of Matthew Fox.
The public is invited to watch. For more information check their official website: www.htyweb.org
Via Lost Media
In an interview with MTV, J.J. Abrams says “maybe” to the possibility of Lost being turned into a movie:
How do you feel about seeing Lost on the big screen?
Slow news day for Lost, folks. Expectedly, we won’t be hearing a lot about the show until most likely January of next year. So, while we wait for that, how would you like to see someone doing a drawing demonstration of Evangeline Lilly?
It is actually mesmerizing to watch…
The video is a speed drawing demonstration of the character Kate from the TV show Lost. Includes everything from drawing to coloring.
More familiar to you as Alex, Ben’s ill-fated daughter on Lost, Tania Raymonde has recently filmed her movie, Elsewhere. The photo and trailer video is below:
Trailer:
There’s another trailer to the movie over at CarLost.
Lost co-star has an audio interview with the folks over at ODI.
The actress, whose been cast over the weekend in a George Clooney war movie set in Iraq, is still very much a part of the cast of Lost in spite of her latest movie assignment.
Listen to her interview here. (Contains Minor Spoilers about Lost)
Lost co-star, Rebecca Mader, is joining George Clooney’s latest project, Men Who Stare at Goats. Rebecca will play one of George’s leading lady and will be part of an ensemble cast that includes Ewan McGregor, Kevin Spacey, Jeff Bridges and Stephen Lang.
The movie is based on a book by Jon Ronson and it is about secret US Military soldiers who have been trained to be invisible and kill through telepathy.
The movie will be directed by Grant Heslov.
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