Carlton Cuse: So LOST Is Over: Now What’s to Be Found?
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LOST executive producer/co-showrunner Carlton Cuse wrote a very interesting article for the New York Times in which he talks about letting go of LOST and the first steps of the creation of his next big TV project: “Point of Honor”.
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.”
Head over to NYTimes.com to read the full article.
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January 28th, 2011 at 8:46 pm
When I saw the title I got a glimmer of hope that there at least might be some rumblings of a “Lost” reboot in some capacity somewhere on the horizon. Then I remember Cuse is delveloping a different series. :sigh: I still can’t let go.
February 1st, 2011 at 12:49 pm
I think its a lame excuse to go and say: I worked for six years on this show and now I can’t find any peace anywhere because people still want to know so much.
LOST’s big disappointment was that it never had a major plan like Rowling had for Harry Potter. I don’t blame the LOST writers for not coming up with answerrs for the very big questions I blame them (highly!!) for having PRETENDED for years to have a cool story to tell, to know the ending of the show and to now where it is all heading.
Now, after having watched the finale and after having watched ALL OF LOST one more time I have to say: It was all a big fake from the very beginning. The only thing they ever did was to come up with new mysteries in order to leave the old ones behind.
In the fianel there was not a SINGLE (!!) scene in which I could say: Ohhh, so this is what they were heading towards back in season 1,2,3,4 or 5. It’s just another number of new questions which remain unanswered, like the rest of LOST. One practical example: If they had shot a scene with Walt hugging Jack back in Season 1 and if they had kept that scene in order to show it in Season 6: Now THIS would ahev been a 100% proof that they knew the EXACT ending of LOST back in Season 1 or 2 already.
Sadly, there is no proof at all. My theory (well, actually my belief) is that they made 90% of the story up all the time. Still BEFORE the writing process of Season 6 they didn’t actually know how to end the show. They painted themselves into the corner…