Watching Lost

TV Guide did a terrific interview with Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet) following the episode where we get to learn of the love affair between Juliet and Sawyer…

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In an interview with NY Post, Matthew Fox has expressed Lost will probably the last TV gig he will after the show is wrapped up next season…

“I’m pretty sure that will be the last television thing that I will do,” he told reporters over the weekend. Fox, who did six years on the family drama “Party of Five” in the ’90s, says he’d like to stick strictly to movies after this. His dream role? Steve McQueen in a biography movie. “Steve McQueen was pretty f-king cool,” he said. “He was an action guy and a man of few words and he liked his roles like that.

This site has a great short interview on young actor Sterling Beaumon who plays the young Ben Linus on Lost. Young Ben first appeared in Season 3 and the actor is reprising his role in an upcoming episode on the series.

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Below is ABC’s Season Finale schedules for this year. Lost will have a two-parter episode airing on May the 13th.  The show will not be aired the same day a new  American Idol is crowned and thus avoids a possible ratings massacre.

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This is for next week’s episode, Namaste. Watch at your own risk, spoilers abound….

E!Online reports we’re going to lose a well-loved character again. Someone is going to die, and that someone has just been told about it recently. Who will it be? Clues are provided after the cut…

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Damon and Carlton give us some snearky teasers for Season 5.5.

Sky1 caught up with Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly and Michael Emerson to find where series 5 is heading. MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS.

From Sl Lost

Lost’s Damon Lindelof is apparently a big Watchmen fan and discusses with the Observer the marketing strategies to sell a very complicated story like it to the viewing public, much like how it is with Lost —-

Damon Lindelof, executive producer and co-creator of ABC’s Lost, had a recent conversation with his personal trainer about Watchmen, Zack Snyder’s film adaptation of the much-beloved (and complicated!) 1986 original comic-book series that will be released in theaters tomorrow. “Have you heard of this Watchmen thing? What is it?” his trainer asked. “Little does he know, I’ve read it like nine times and am obsessed with it,” Mr. Lindelof told The Observer in a phone interview from his California office.

He was discussing the difficulty of marketing Watchmen, which he has loved since he first read it at the comic geek’s coming-of-age sweet spot: age 13. “You try to explain Watchmen to people and you say, ‘O.K., it’s 1985 and Nixon is still president’ and that’s when they just shut off—their eyes glaze over,” he said.

Mr. Lindelof also said that studios haven’t completely “cracked” the balance between catering to the fanboys and the “uninitiated.” Warner Bros. seemed to struggle with that for their Watchmen campaign, considering the centerpiece site: TheNewFrontiersman.net.

“The people who are most into the movie or going to be playing these games, are already buying tickets,” he explained.

Mr. Lindelof said he hasn’t played with too many of Watchmen’s online marketing materials. He saw a couple videos, including the news report on Dr. Manhattan and a government public service announcement about the Keene Act. “Also, a kind of 6-bit old school Nintendo game where you get to be Silk Spectre or Nite Owl and go around punching people,” he said. “If there was something to unlock I was unsuccessful in unlocking it.”

“If you’re gonna ask people to take the time and energy to seek it out, there needs to be a reward,” he said.

The complete interview is found here: Source

Thanks to Calen for the heads up.

Did you know that Josh Holloway has an excellent country singing voice? Here he is in one of his earlier works, the 2002 movie, Mi Amigo, described as a “high-action” western flick.

Click on the photo to watch and listen to Josh. The song’s actually okay…

Thanks to Calen for the tip.

Yes, more sexy, sexy Josh Holloway from Cool Water!

Lost actor Josh Holloway will star in a new advertising campaign for Davidoff Cool Water

Beauty supplier Coty Prestige has announced it has extended its endorsement agreement with Lost actor Josh Holloway, who will star in a new advertising campaign for the Davidoff Cool Water men’s fragrance. Holloway has been the face of the scent since February 2007 and the new campaign will run worldwide from this summer.

Coty Prestige senior vice-president international European marketing licences Françoise Mariez said: “Josh Holloway is the Cool Water Man. He is full of power, sensuality and a fresh, cool attitude. The strength of the character he plays in Lost, Sawyer, was for us very close to the values that we wanted to express in this fragrance and especially in the New Cool Water Man.”

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Our favorite Lost actors has dominated the Actors Category in this year’s Saturn Awards. The show has also been nominated for Best Network TV Series. Members of The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror will vote on who should win this year which will be known on June 25.

Lost has been a previous winner many times over in this award-giving body.

Here’s the nomination list:

Best Network Television Series
FRINGE (Fox)
HEROES (NBC)
LIFE ON MARS (ABC)
LOST (ABC)
TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES (Fox)
SUPERNATURAL (CW)

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Michael Emerson recently spoke with The Star Telegram and has revealed a few more tidbits about his character, Ben and what’s in store for him in the upcoming episodes. Spoilers after the cut….

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Here’s the “easier to understand”, hilariously comical recap of last week’s Lost episode, LaFleur via the Lost Untangled video:

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Disney Unveils Unprecedented Combo Packs in 2009, Offering Consumers
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BURBANK, Calif.-January 7, 2009 - As more and more families transition to high definition, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (WDSHE) concentrates its efforts on offering consumers unprecedented quality, value and portability in the purchases of their favorite Disney Blu-ray movies with the announcement of its new Blu-ray + DVD Combo Packs.

Disney’s Combo Pack will be extended across an exciting new slate of Disney-branded theatrical and Platinum titles releasing on Blu-ray between February and October of 2009. Some of the upcoming Blu-ray + DVD Combo Pack titles families can look forward to include the teen phenomenon High School Musical 3: Senior Year (February 17), Walt Disney’s animated classic Pinocchio: 70th Anniversary Platinum Edition (March 10) and all those leading up to the highly anticipated release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Platinum Edition in October.

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HORACE: How’s your head?
SAWYER: It hurts. Where are my people?
HORACE: They’re fine. Amy told me what happened in the jungle, and I really appreciate what you did.
SAWYER: Well, y’all got a funny way of showing your appreciation.
HORACE: Look, we have certain defense protocols. There are hostile indigenous people on this island, and we don’t get along with them. So… why don’t you tell me who the hell you are?
SAWYER: My name’s James LaFleur. You can call me Jim.
HORACE: How’d you get to the island, Jim?
SAWYER: If my friends are safe, why are you asking me all the questions?
HORACE: They told me I need to talk to you, that you’re the boat captain.
SAWYER: We got caught in a storm. Our ship wrecked. Must’ve hit the reef. Thankfully, we washed up on shore.
HORACE: What kind of ship?
SAWYER: A salvage vessel. Searching for a famous lost wreck. It’s an old slaver out of Portsmouth, England, called the Black Rock. You heard of her?
HORACE: Can’t say that I have.
HORACE: So… once you got washed ashore, why were you then wandering around in the jungle?
SAWYER: Some of our crew were missin’. We were looking for ‘em. That’s when we came upon your girl instead.
HORACE: Hmm. Well… I tell you what, Jim. If your crew shows up, we’ll send ‘em along with ya.
SAWYER: Send ‘em where?
HORACE: There’s a submarine that leaves this island first thing in the morning. You and your friends, you’re gonna get on it. It’s gonna drop you off in Tahiti. You can find your way home from there.
SAWYER: Hold on a minute, chief. We just saved that woman’s life. Doesn’t that earn us a week or two to find the rest of our people?
HORACE: Nope. Only people that are allowed to stay on this compound are members of the DHARMA Initiative. And look, I don’t want you to take this the wrong way, please, Jim, but you are not DHARMA material.

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