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THR: How does Alcatraz differ from Lost?
Garcia: I believe I’m going to be a lot less sweaty! There are no planes crashing and it’s not in the jungle! [Laughs.] I play a historian/comic book guy/Alcatraz expert. You don’t want people to hunt to try and find what the next Lost is anymore. Let Lost be Lost and now find what Alcatraz is. Don’t chase Lost; love it and put it to bed. You can bring out the DVDs whenever you want but don’t go to Alcatraz looking for Lost. There may be some elements that will remind you since it comes from the same family but it’s going to be it’s own thing.

Click here to read the complete interview.

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Via Assignmentx.com:

While chatting with actress Michelle Rodriguez yesterday to promote her new alien invasion flick BATTLE: LA (which opens March 11), we couldn’t resist asking her what she thought about the finale of LOST (a show in which she played Ana Lucia Cortez).

“Come on – heaven and hell, man?” says Rodriguez. “I thought you guys were going to get scientific with it, other dimensions with it, like [Stephen]  Hawking’s with it, but no man,  you had to go the heaven and hell route.  It really gnarlied me out.  I was saddened by that. I thought they were going to go there. It’s okay. It’s a TV show. Who didn’t enjoy that ride? It was a cool ride – always wondering what’s going to happen.”

While she was only on for two seasons (and a couple of cameos toward the end), she says she relished the time she spent in Hawaii filming the series.

“Hawaii for me,  that was home,” says Rodriguez. “I breathed the air there and I was making love to nature. I’m like a lesbo, because nature is a chick, you know what I mean. So I was totally into it and it was more about being in Hawaii and enjoying that experience than anything. It came second nature to me to be working there.”

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Film and Philosophy II present a free event that is open to the public. Michael Emerson, a.k.a Ben Linus, will discuss the ‘Philosophy of LOST’. Emerson, star of the hit ABC show, will shed light on the mysteries and unanswered questions that gripped millions of viewers.

When:

Saturday, January 15, 2011. 6:00 PM.
Approximate duration of 1.5 hour(s).

Where:

Cubberley Auditorium, Stanford University, CA (Map)

Audience:

Faculty/Staff
Alumni/Friends
General Public
Students
Members

Tags:

Film
Humanities
Conference / Symposium
Arts

Sponsor:

The Focal Group in Philosophy and Literature in the Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages; the Film and Media Studies Program; the Europe Center; the Humanities Center

Contact:

650.725.8620
dlcl@stanford.edu

Admission:

Free and open to the public

[Via Stanford.edu]

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Check out some promotional photos of Matthew’s London stage debut announcement after the jump.

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PREVIEWS FROM 3rd MARCH 2011

Vaudeville Theatre
404 The Strand, London, WC2R 0NH

Box Office: 0844 412 4663

Performances Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm
Matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3pm

Exclusive on-sale with www.lastminute.com from 22 November for 7 days
Public booking: 29 November 2010

PRICES
Stalls: £45.00, £35.00
Dress Circle: £45.00, £20
Upper Circle: £35.00, £20.00
Boxes: £20.00
Day seats: £10.00 available at the box office from 10am on the day of performance
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On a dark and stormy night, all Bobby thought he was doing was helping his sister Betty clear out her cottage in the forest.

But in this cabin of lies nothing is as it seems and the truth refuses to be packed away. What is she hiding? Does he really want to find out?

A dark comedy of sibling rivalry escalates into a psychological thriller bursting with savage conflict. From the author of The Shape of Things, Fat Pig, The Mercy Seat and Some Girl(s).

Starring Matthew Fox and Olivia Williams.

Matthew Fox makes his west end debut. Amongst his many credits he is best known for his roles as Dr. Jack Shephard in J.J. Abrams award winning Lost and as Charlie Salinger in the popular series Party of Five.

Acclaimed British actress of stage, television and film, Olivia Williams credits include Love’s Labour’s Lost (National Theatre), Emma and Romans Polanski’s The Ghost Writer.

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“I miss it greatly,” the actor admitted with a huge sigh. “And I was very nervous when it finished because I didn’t know what was going to happen.

“All of the cast members miss the show but that’s the way it is. That’s life.

“We all knew it was going to come to an end and we knew this for quite a while, so we all started to look forward to the next challenge in our lives.

“Lost was the longest job I’ve ever had and I’m certainly in a better position than I was five years ago before my Lost experience started.

“You never know what’s around the corner – and you never know if it’s going to be good or bad.”

Read the complete interview at Dailyrecord.co.uk.

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Hit the jump button to check out lots of photos and videos of the LOST cast and Damon & Carlton at the red carpet of the Emmys and post-Emmy parties.

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Here’s a new interview from Variety.com:

Your hardest decision as showrunner?
CC: Firing anybody, particularly an actor who is dismissed not for any fault of his own, but because that’s what the narrative demands.

Your favorite moment as a showrunner?
DL: Getting the call from ABC that we would get to end the series on our own terms.

What’s your reaction when you’re recognized by a fan of the show?
CC: It’s cool but weird. Never in a million years did I expect that as a TV writer I’d ever have any kind of fame. Interestingly, about half the time people think I’m Ted Danson.

Your biggest fight with the network?
DL: There was an executive in the early days who felt there was too much gunplay on the show. This forced us to resort to physical beatings and torture … which made them miss the gunplay.

Your favorite “happy accident” in writing or producing the show?
CC: It has to be casting Michael Emerson in season two for a three-episode flyer as a mysterious “Other” captured by our survivors. He went to Hawaii and just took command of the show, ended up doing eight episodes that year, became a series regular the next, and we never looked back. Looking back, it’s hard to imagine how “Lost” could ever have existed without him.

Your best collaborative moment on the set or with a network?
DL: There are so many. When the network executives finished screening the finale for the first time, we were prepared to beg them for the extra time to extend it another half an hour, but Barry Jossen just said, “You’ve got the time.” No begging necessary. That pretty much categorizes our relationship with them all the way through.

Which shows have influenced your show?
CC: Since there weren’t a lot of antecedents to “Lost,” it’s a show that was actually influenced as much or more by books than by other series. Some of the biggest influences were Stephen King, Kurt Vonnegut, C.S. Lewis’ “Narnia” Chronicles and certainly the Bible.

“I wanted to give up when …”
DL: The pilot premiered to huge ratings, and we realized we were gonna have to do this for a while.

What would you want to say in an Emmy acceptance speech, but won’t?
DL: “Dad, if you hadn’t done such a number on me and then died before we could fully resolve our issues, I wouldn’t be holding this right now. Thanks, man!”
CC: Ditto what Damon says. We took our shitty relationships with our dads and, as the saying goes, made those lemons into lemonade.

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Via LOSTUniversity.org:

Dear LOST University Students and Alumni,

With the series finale several months ago, we know you are sitting at home saying, “We have to go back!” Not only to the island, but back to the campus of LOST University.  For those of you who are new to our program or have not yet experienced campus life at LOST University, welcome.  For our continuing students and alumni we have many new opportunities waiting for you within the LOST University: Master’s Program.

Alumni and new masters students are needed to act as teacher assistants for new classes including Theology, Spanish with Professor Nestor Carbonell, Literature and Acting with the cast of LOST (exclusive to graduates from the LOST University Undergraduate Program). Each of these classes, led by top university professors, delve deeper into the mythology, stories and characters of LOST, providing a greater understanding as to what it all means and look at the show again with a more enlightened and educated point of view.

Enrollment in the LOST University: Master’s Program is the perfect way to move on and extend your LOST experience.  Classes begin exclusively with the release of LOST: The Complete Sixth and Final Season on Blu-ray™ and LOST: The Complete Collection Blu-ray™.  We look forward to seeing you as a candidate for graduation.

When you arrive on campus, please stop by the Advisor’s Office where I will help you set your schedule and choose a thesis topic.  Until then, please visit our online campus at www.lostuniversity.org, where you can experience an array of campus life from the course catalogue, campus news from The Lamp Post, network with other students in the forums or shop for LOST U merchandise at the campus bookstore.

We know you have what it takes, enroll today in the LOST University: Master’s Program.

Namaste.

Dr. David Daniels
Graduate Advisor

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