Thanks to Samuel for the heads up.
LAST summer I went hiking with my teenage daughter in the Swiss Alps. On the first day we left the small village of Wengen and climbed above the timberline to a mountain outpost, Kleine Scheidegg, where we stopped to catch our breath. As I was drinking some water and taking in the awesome panorama, I noticed a hiker approaching. He was bearded and sunburned, wearing a kerosene-stained Swiss mountaineering pack and using trekking poles. I thought he was going to warn us of some danger. Instead he walked up to me and in German-accented English asked, “Are you Carlton Cuse, from ‘Lost’?” Startled, I answered, “Yes.”
Then he said, “Why did you not explain the polar bear?” As he detailed his own theory of how polar bears ended up in a tropical jungle on “Lost,” my daughter rolled her eyes. Even here in this remote spot I could not escape the last six years of my life. I had spent that time working an average of 80 hours a week writing and producing a TV show. After “Lost” ended last May, the first thing I wanted to do was go someplace far away and clear my brain. But I quickly discovered there was a big difference between getting away and leaving the show behind.
Source: Read the Full Article @ NYTIMES
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Carlton Cuse Article - So ‘Lost’ Is Over: Now What’s to Be Found
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John Hawkes (Lennon) gets Oscar Nomination
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Lost may have been undeservedly shunned at most of the awards ceremonies this season but at least some of it's stars are receiving some recognition elsewhere. John Hawkes, who played Dogan's sidekick Lennon, has been nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Oscars for his role in Winter's Bone. Congratulations to Mr Hawkes!
Full List of Nominations here
Find LOST Locations in Hawaii with Carmel
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Footage from the lost locations tour in Hawaii, September 2009, including a short interview with the actual Kahana team and finding Penny's boat. I can't believe i forgot to upload this one, i really assumed i did.... Big thanks to Ed Kos Hammer tours which took us around. I add in real parts of the locations in the show so you can see how much post production work is involved....
Terry O'Quinn & Michael Emerson Project Put On The Backburner
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Meanwhile, the J.J. Abrams produced Odd Jobs is being put on the backburner and will be looked at as a potential project for the next pilot season. Odd Jobs would re-team Lost stars Terry O'Quinn and Michael Emerson, in the story of two retired black-ops agents. Deadline notes that the script to that project, by Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec (whose collaborations with Abrams include Alias and the upcoming Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol) came in very late this pilot season.
Source: IGN
Sheila Kelley to Guest on Gossip Girl
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Gossip Girl has solved its Aunt Carol problem.
The CW soap has recruited Lost‘s Sheila Kelley to guest star as Lily’s sister Carol after Illeana Douglas was forced to drop out at the 11th hour for scheduling reasons.
The character, who is slated to show up in the spring, was originally played by Krysten Ritter in GG‘s season 2 flashback episode/backdoor spinoff pilot.
Source: TV Line
Some New Lost Toys
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Thanks to Scott for the following.
I'm a longtime toy collector and the founder of MegoMuseum.com, and since these figures are 1970's "Mego style" and I'm a huge Lost fan I've made it my mission to get the word out to our now scattered Lost community. I am not affiliated with the toy manufacturer, BifBangPow Toys, I am a fan who wants them to succeed so they will make more figures.
You can read and see more here : http://lostmego.blogspot.com/
Evangeline Lilly’s New Commercial for L’Oréal
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Michael Emerson to Guest on Parenthood
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Michael Emerson, who made a name for himself as the manipulative, creepy Benjamin Linus on Lost, has lined up his next quirky TV role: EW has learned exclusively that he’ll guest star as a bug specialist on the NBC drama Parenthood. In the episode, which airs in March, Emerson plays Amazing Andy (of Amazing Andy’s Wonderful World of Bugs), a smart-yet-socially-awkward man who’s hired to entertain the children at a birthday party for Max (Max Burkholder). Like Max, the son of Kristina (Monica Potter) and Adam (Peter Krause), Andy has Asperger’s syndrome. Emerson also will star with former Lost castmate Terry O’Quinn in J.J. Abrams’ NBC drama pilot Odd Jobs.
Source: EW
Michelle Rodriguez Featured in New Battle: Los Angeles Trailer
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Michelle Rodriguez is in another alien sci-fi flick and this time it is Battle: Los Angeles. To check her out in action you can view the full trailer here:
http://www.movies.spoilertv.com/2011/01/battle-los-angeles-full-badass.html
Lost Nomination for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Television
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The winners will be announced at the 63rd Annual DGA Awards Dinner on Saturday, January 29, 2011, at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland in Los Angeles.
Movies for Television/Mini-Series
MICK JACKSON Temple Grandin
BARRY LEVINSON You Don't Know Jack
DAVID NUTTER and JEREMY PODESWA The Pacific, "Basilone"
JEREMY PODESWA The Pacific, "Home"
TIM VAN PATTEN The Pacific, "Okinawa"
Dramatic Series
JACK BENDER Lost, "The End, Part 1 & 2"
ALLEN COULTER Boardwalk Empire, "Paris Green"
FRANK DARABONT The Walking Dead, "Days Gone Bye" (Pilot)
JENNIFER GETZINGER Mad Men, "The Suitcase"
MARTIN SCORSESE Boardwalk Empire, "Boardwalk Empire"
Comedy Series
STEVE LEVITAN Modern Family, "Hawaii"
BETH McCARTHY MILLER 30 Rock, "Live Show"
RYAN MURPHY Glee, "The Power of Madonna"
DAVID NUTTER Entourage, "Lose Yourself"
MICHAEL SPILLER Modern Family, "Halloween"
Photos from the Set
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A Big Thanks to Josh for putting these together. For those of you that never ventured into the Spoiler Section you may not have seen many Set Photos before.
Lost gets Visual Effects Society Nomination
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The Visual Effects Society announced their 2010 nominations today and 'Lost' received one.
"The Visual Effects Society is the entertainment industry's only organization representing the full breadth of visual effects practitioners including artists, technologists, model makers, educators, studio leaders, supervisors, PR/marketing specialists and producers in all areas of entertainment from film, television and commercials to music videos and games."
"Los Angeles, January 10, 2011 - The Visual Effects Society (VES) today
announced the nominees for the 9th Annual VES Awards ceremony recognizing
outstanding visual effects artistry in 24 categories of film, animation, television,
commercials and video games. Nominees were chosen Saturday, January 8 by
numerous blue ribbon panels of VES members who viewed submissions at the
FotoKem screening facilities in Burbank and San Francisco as well as at other
facilities in London, Sydney and Vancouver."
"The 9th Annual VES Awards will take place on Tuesday, February 1, 2011 at the
Beverly Hilton Hotel and will air exclusively on REELZCHANNEL Saturday,
February 19, 2011 at 10p ET/PT with encore presentations throughout February."
Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Broadcast Program
The Walking Dead
Sam Nicholson Visual Effects Supervisor
Jason Sperling Visual Effects Supervisor
Kent Johnson Visual Effects Producer
Chris Martin Compositing Supervisor
Human Target
Andrew Orloff VFX Supervisor
Raoul Bolognini VFX Producer
Nathan Overstrom 2D Supervisor
Jason Monroe Lead Modeler
Undercovers
Jay Worth VFX Producer / Supervisor
Andrew Waisler VFX Supervisor
Ron Thornton VFX Supervisor
Andrew Kramer Digital Artist
Boardwalk Empire
Robert Stromberg VFX Supervisor
Dave Taritero VFX Producer
Richard Friedlander VFX Producer
Paul Graff VFX Supervisor
Lost
Adam Avitabile Visual Effects Supervisor
Melinka Thompson-
Godoy Visual Effects Producer
Michael Capton 3D Supervisor
Brad Kalinoski Compositing Supervisor
'Lost' was not nominated in the other television categories (Outstanding Visual Effects in a Broadcast Series, Outstanding Created Environment in a Live Action Broadcast Program, Outstanding Models & Miniatures in a Broadcast Program or Commercial, Outstanding Compositing in a Broadcast Program or Commercial). HBO's 'Boardwalk Empire' leads the nominations with five.
Source: visualeffectssociety
It Pays to Be a LOST Fan - 4 LOST Numbers hit Mega Millions
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Two tickets matched all six numbers in Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing.
The owners of those tickets, purchased in Idaho and Washington, will split the estimated $355 million jackpot.
The winning numbers were 4, 8, 15, 25 and 47, with 42 being the Mega Ball number.
It also paid to be a fan of the TV show, "Lost." Four of the six numbers drawn in the Tuesday's Mega Millions lottery matched the numbers immortalized by the Lost character Hugo "Hurley" Reyes, who hit a $114 million jackpot off them - only to be haunted by the same numbers in later episodes.
If you played Hurley's numbers (4, 8, 15, 16, 23 and 42), you won $150, according to a payout table on the Mega Millions website, though the same table noted that fixed prizes such as the $150 one "may be paid on a pari-mutuel basis and (be) lower than" that amount.
Source: CNN
