Matthew attended GQ’s Men of the Year Party two days ago. He’s pictured here with Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman.
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Matthew attended GQ’s Men of the Year Party two days ago. He’s pictured here with Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman.
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The cast of LOST is not just the most talented cast on TV, it’s also the sexiest. This episode is a tribute to their sexiness. Enjoy!
The song featured on the video is “The Dragster Wave” by Ghinzu.
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Last night LOST fans joined the crew of the show at Meltdown Comics for the launch of the new Kubrick figurines based on the show’s characters. These are some photos of the party.
Source: laweekly.com
Tags: Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, J.J. Abrams, Merchandising, Photos & Scans
Below is a new article from IGN.com. (It contains some minor spoilers).
LOST’s executive producer/showrunners Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse spoke yesterday at Creative Screenwriting’s 2008 Screenwriting Expo, for an informative and fun Q&A about their creative process on the fascinating series.
The duo talked about their history together, dating back to when Cuse hired Lindelof as a writer on Nash Bridges. Cuse recounted how he’d specifically asked to see something original Lindelof had written (as opposed to a spec script based on an existing series), and was very impressed by the 17 page sample he was given of a one-act play Lindelof wrote… only to later discover Lindelof had hastily written those pages specifically for Cuse to see.
Nash Bridges star Cheech Marin plays Hurley’s dad on Lost, and Cuse revealed another Nash alum, Patrick Fischler, will be guest starring on an episode in Season 5. Mad Men fans will recognize Fischler for his recent role as Jimmy Barrett.
After working on Kevin Williamson’s Wasteland, Nash Bridges and Tim Kring’s Crossing Jordan, Lindelof recalled a meeting where he was told he’d have, “‘a great chance for you to meet J.J. [Abrams],’ who I’d been stalking for years, since Felicity and Alias.” When Abrams made it clear he had no interest in running Lost on the heels of four years each of Felicity and Alias, and also thanks to his interest in features, Lindelof knew he, “needed someone with experience” to help him, and turned to his old boss Cuse.
Lindelof admitted he was initially intimidated by the “insane creative challenges” of Lost, recalling that while they were waiting to hear if the project would be picked up as a series, he had people at the network telling him, “Yeah, the pilot is great, but there’s no series there. How are you going to do this every week?” Lindelof joked that his reply was, “I have no f**ing idea. Please don’t pick it up!”
Lost had a very expensive pilot, costing 11.5 million dollars. Cuse and Lindelof recalled that the ABC executive who greenlit it, “knew ABC was going to fire him, so this was sort of his final f**k you to them.”
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This is the English version of the trailer of Evangeline Lilly’s first film “Afterwards”.
You can still watch the French trailer here.
Tags: Afterwards, Evangeline Lilly, Trailer, Videos
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