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Lost creators Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse recently made an appearance at a Promax/BDA conference where they made some promises about the series ending and provided some insight on extras they have planned for next season.Continue reading Lost creators promise answers, not Sopranos-style ending
I don't want to ruin it for you guys who haven't had a chance to see last night's episode of Lost. After all, it hasn't even been 24 hours since the show aired.Continue reading Why did a certain character get killed off Lost?
I've been reading these rumors for a while but now it appears to be true- Nathan Fillion has a guest starring role coming up on Lost. According to Sci Fi Wire, he'll play a character named 'Kevin' in an episode called "I Do" which airs on November 8th. It's the last episode before Lost goes on a 13-week break. The story doesn't say what his role is but I'm guessing that he's in a flashback. The episode is written by executive producers Damon Lindeloff and Carlton Cuse.
Our buddies over at Cinematical are all a-buzz over the possibility that the ABC drama, Lost, will culminate with a movie. Executive producer Damon Lindeloff is talking up the idea of bringing the series to a close with a big screen finale. He would like to do five seasons and then a movie, partly to keep the network from making him drag the show on and on for years. It's hard to argue with his reasoning. We've all seen what happens when good shows outstay their welcome (The X-Files, Desperate Housewives - ha!).
Javier Grillo-Marxuach, a
supervising producer and writer on Lost, is leaving the show. He was hired on about two years ago when
Lost was just a gleam in J.J. Abrams' eye. On his website, Javi
says his gig on Lost was only meant to be a couple of months so he could help create long-term story arcs and
basically plan out the series (and write a pilot!). Two years, seven episodes, and "one hanging hobbit"
later, Javi said it's the right time for him to leave and let the other writers take the show where it needs to go.Continue reading Supervising producer is leaving Lost
Lost
producers are denying rumors in US
Weekly that Michelle Rodriguez, who plays the unlikable Ana Lucia on Lost, is being booted off the show
for her bad behavior. Michelle's poor
decisions about drinking and driving made headlines several times during the fall, but Lost producers say
that's no reason to vote the girl off the island.
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