LOST Spoilers - The ODI

Thanks to Donna for the following.

There are also a whole lot of new videos (with annoying ads before them) on Access Hollywood. The Terry/Michael interview (from the press conference) has mild spoilers about how Terry is playing Flocke. The Zuleikha interview also has a sort of spoiler (that she is playing an important role). The Jorge interview (from the press conference) has a spoiler that he has not filmed with Cynthia Watros yet.

The Josh/Evie (press conference) and Rebecca Mader interviews saying that she filmed for 3 days.

View Vidoes here

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Thanks to Julia for the heads up.


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Here are some other interviews with the cast. Thanks to Carol Lily for the heads up.



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Episode 6x08 - Latest Filming Update - 25th November

Thanks to Sluky for the heads up.

Lost film production on North Shore of Oahu near Turtle Bay beach scene with Evangeline Lilly (Kate), Matthew Fox (Jack) & Terry O'Quinn (John Locke) filming on Tue, 11/24/09 & Wed, 11/25/09



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Thanks to Sluky for the heads up on this little snippet from yesterdays filming.

Busy day for filming at the 'survivors' beach camp today... Fri, 11/6. Witnessed Evangeline Lilly (Kate), Matthew Fox (Jack), Michael Emerson (Ben), Jorge Garcia (Hugo), Emilie de Ravin (Claire), Yunjin Kim (Sun), Jeff Fahey (Frank Lapidus) & Nestor Carbonell (Richard Alpert)

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Thanks to Annie for the heads up on these couple of photos. You can see Randy Nations again for the first time :)



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Hey All,
Here are some more set pics for Season 6 of LOST.

LOST Fan Carmel who is visiting the island decided to see what she could see of the temple set and headed to Diamond Head studios. She was able to get a glimpse of the exterior walls but it is now looking like it is ready for filming any day so we should expect to see the temple early in the season!

Also, spotted out on the studio lot were part of the Sub again and the Santa Rosa sign missing some letters. Of course these props could just be sitting there for storage and not being used yet.

Thanks to Carmel for sending over the pics!

Also, our good friend Ryan in Hawaii scored a couple of more set pics from the airport filming scenes, as it seems like a fan (named Geronimo) was able to get pics of Matthew Fox (Jack) and Evangeline Lilly (Kate) chatting between takes and a pregnant Emilie De Ravin (Claire).

Here are some pics and head over to Hawaii Blog to find some more!

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UPDATE: Thanks to Ryan from Hawaii for the update that it seems like Kate was the driver of the cab and this new set pic.

UPDATE: Thanks to TV Overmind for the following details that "Jenny" is actually actress Jenni Blong from True Blood.

Hey All,
The LOST crew and cast were at it again this week and the scene being filmed seems to be a continuation of the Kate Taxi Cab Scene from the airport.

We had reports of Emilie De Ravin on the Airport set and well it seems like her character Claire has decided to share a cab with Kate.

The big questions are of course WHY and do they remember or know each other!?

Thanks to our friend Ryan in Hawaii who posted a new set report from a fan named Carrie who was able to watch filming with both Kate and Claire reaching the home of what seems like the future parents of Aaron in LA!!

There are some key spoilers here so do NOT read unless you want to know:

The woman answers the door and this is what Carrie witnessed:

“I’m sorry, I’m so sorry,” she says. “I really wanted this. But my husband… I just can’t have the baby right now.”

There’s anguish. And awkwardness. They’re not invited inside. But after a few more words are exchanged, it’s Claire’s turn to cry out. She cringes, and bends over, apparently and suddenly going into labor.

“Call a doctor!” Kate urges.

Full Report Here: Hawaii Blog

Hey All,
As you all know by now earlier this week the LOST cast and crew were busy filming scenes at the Honolulu Intl Airport, which was setup as LAX (Los Angeles Intl).

Well today we have a few more tidbits for all of you from fans that got a glimpse of filming and were able to grab some pics.

Thanks to Annie for the heads up about some Twitter updates from fans and to both 808talk and Chris for the pics and details.

In addition to the pics and Twitter post, we have several unconfirmed reports that Emilie de Ravin was back on set during the filming at the airport!!

Hey All,
Here is another spoilery set pic from the LAX Airport baggage claim filming from a couple of days ago.

Our good friend DarkUFO added this image to the initial report, so it is possible some of you missed it and I decided to post the image by itself.

As you can see Evangeline Lilly is still sporting the outfit from Kate being in the original Flight 815 in the Pilot episode.

Enjoy!

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UPDATED: Here are some more details about the set from our good friend Ryan in Hawaii:

The set was none other than Honolulu International Airport, which (as indicated by a “Welcome to Los Angeles” sign) was reprising its role as LAX...

Indeed, expected on the set were Matthew Fox (Jack), Evangeline Lilly (Kate), Josh Holloway (Sawyer) and Naveen Andrews (Sayid). But the first hardworking actor sighted was none other than Daniel Roebuck, who played the hapless (and previously detonated) Dr. Leslie Arzt.

Read full report from Ryan here: Hawaii Blog

**UPDATED** Added a second photo sent to us from our good friend DarkUFO. I have posted it below.

Last week we received a tip on a potential location for filming, but our source asked us to keep it quite, but it seems like it is no longer a secret.

DocArzt it seems via Ryan in Hawaii or perhaps being in Hawaii himself has grabbed a pic of some of the cast members chairs in an airport baggage claim.

Yup, the LOST Cast and crew are setting up shop at Honolulu Airport to film some airport scenes and so it does seem like we will get the potential reset or Alternate Timeline story of the Losties arriving LAX!!

As you can see at least Naveen Andrews, Josh Holloway and Evangeline Lilly if not more will be on set.

Here is the pic and we hope to have more details from the set later today and the rest of the week stay tuned!

Whoever took the pic. Thanks!




Source: DocArzt

Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly & Elizabeth Mitchell debate Jack's explosive plan for the shocking season finale on May 13th.


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Hey All,
In recent interview after the Jules Verne festival in Paris, Michael Emerson and Evangeline Lilly revealed some interesting spoilers about the finale.

Here are the details with a video:

Michael Emerson:
Season 5 has two story lines that end in "cataclysmic" events and he is involved with one of the two but the more "powerful" one he is not a part of

Evangeline Lilly (Translated from French - Might not be fully accurate):
She explain that the season finale is a shock. When she read the script she couldn't believe it. The season ends with something strange and new. It is the most interesting twist in the show that has ever happened and she'll be a part of it.

Thanks to Claudio for the heads up!!

NOTE: LOST stuff is at the beginning but there are details for other shows as well after.

We caught up with Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly and Michael Emerson (AKA Jack, Kate and Ben) from Lost to find where series 5 is heading. MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS.

Source: Sky One

Here are some HQ vidoes that ABC have just been released as part of the promotion for tomorrow night's Episode 5x08 LaFleur.

Enjoy!!

Daniel Dae Kim


Evangeline Lilly


Two Matthew Fox Clips



Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse

**UPDATED** Both Ausiello and Kristin are reporting this report as false

Ausiello's Report | Kristin's Report

I know many of you will be upset to read this spoiler and maybe some of you will be celebrating, but Korbi from Zap2It has heard that Evangeline Lilly (Kate) is available and "looking for work" and that her sources are reporting that perhaps she is searching for PILOTS!?

Yes for other shows. That is never a good sign. I have no idea if any of this is true or not and I can not see it happening, but here is her report:

If we're to believe last night's preview of next Wednesday's Lost, it would seem that the long awaited reunion of Sawyer and Kate (also know as "Skate" on these here internets) will soon be upon us. And so, the bitter debate regarding whom Ms. Austen loves more -- him or Jack -- will burn especially bright in the coming week. Will she live happily ever after with the quippy Southern con artist or the stressed out doc? I don't know ... Rumor has it, Kate might not live "ever after" at all.

Solid sources tell me exclusively that Evangeline Lilly is auditioning for pilots ... pilots that are intended to launch this fall. And Ms. Lily's people are apparently saying she will be available. Say wha--??

Yeah, I can't make sense of it either. The notion that Lost producers would kill off Kate -- or have her disappear in any capacity -- before the series' final season seems preposterous. Still, no story development on this show would completely surprise me, as everything is clearly possible in the land of Lost. And the fact is, Lilly seems to be looking for work.

Source: Zap2IT

Here are several scans of the new EW Cover Story about Season 5 of LOST

We posted the scan of the cover which features Matthew Fox and Evangeline Lilly earlier this week, but here are all the scans that do contain spoilers.

Thanks to SpoilerTV for the scans.

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Hey All,
Here are several new HQ Scans of the most recent TV Guide that feature several new images of Evangeline Lilly and details for Season 5!!

Thanks to Buffyfan145@DarkUFO for the scans!

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At the end of the first video is a sneak peek, but it turns out that it is that same clip as Sneak Peek 7 as I just posted earlier today.

Still always good laugh with Kimmel so check it out.

Thanks to DarkUFO for the clips.

Ok the actual characters have not revealed spoilers, but the actors that play those LOST characters, Evangeline Lilly, Daniel Dae Kim and Grant Bowler had a sit down interview with TV Week.

There are several tidbits for the remaining 5 episodes of Season 4 including their thoughts on the characters they play.

Enjoy and Namaste.

Thanks to DarkUFO for the heads up.

Lost's Daniel Dae Kim, Evangeline Lilly and Grant Bowler chat to TV WEEK about the exciting twists of the latest season

Daniel Dae Kim

Jin's starting to speak more English. Are you thinking, "Yay! At last I can interact with more people on the island"?
Exactly.

Will it affect upcoming storylines?
I don't know. I mean, we'll see. As you know, each episode takes place over a day and a half. So even though we've been on air for four years, it's only been a few months on the island. So we'll see how much of a quick learner he is. But I keep having this fantasy that one day Jin will have a flashback or flash-forward and he'll be able to speak the same language as everyone else. Maybe they'll all speak Korean? But I don't think that's going to happen.

Where do you stand on the "Is Locke good or bad?" divide?
I generally don't ask those questions because I don't think anyone is all good or all bad. Everyone is driven by their own motivations. Whatever Locke does, he feels like he's doing the right thing. When he throws the knife into the back of Naomi, he doesn't feel like he's a villain — he genuinely believes that he's saving the island. I think that's one of the good things about this show too — people can take sides and choose.

In an ideal world, how would you like to see the show end?
Well, I used to think I would love to see everyone happily off the island, but I don't think people can escape their problems just by going back to civilisation. So I wouldn't be surprised if the series ended on the island. But what I expect to see and what I hope to see, I'm not quite sure.

Evangeline Lilly

How would you compare this season to the other ones so far?
I'd have to say it's topping seasons two and three for me and is up there in the season one category.

Did you feel that way from the start?
I felt that way from the end of last season, when we finished with that unbelievable ending of realising that we flashed forward and at least two people got off the island. I thought, "Oh, wow!" This was completely turning us on our head in a way that we needed. The show hadn't become stale, but if we were going to keep audiences intrigued and guessing, we had to keep moving and I thought it was a bold, daring, exciting move. So from then, they have continued on with it and they've been integral enough to not leave people hanging after setting that precedent up. But a huge part of that is because the writers have a timeline. They know how many episodes they are writing, so they are writing with an end goal in mind, instead of writing in perpetuity.

Are you happy with all the information we are finding out?
The audience worried, as did we, "What if they never tie it up or [don't] know what they are doing?" so it's nice that everybody realises they know what they are doing.

Did you enjoy your flash-forward?
For me, it was so exciting because I had been asked over the past few years by different journalists [who I would pick] if I could choose to trade places with any other character on the island, and I said over and over again it would be Claire because she gets to be the mother of that beautiful, adorable baby. So I have no idea if I somehow influenced my own destiny because I ended up with her baby!

How did audiences react to seeing Kate as a mother?
I had some interesting feedback because a few people said, "What the heck?" One minute, we see her as a hardcore, tough nut, and the next minute, we see her all soft and feminine. I sensed a lot of frustration from some fans, like they were almost angry with the character. Like, "How dare you? We count on you to be one thing and we don't want you to be another thing." But for me, that was affirming and wonderful because I thought that was the appropriate reaction to a character you've come to know and love when I’m altering the character so much.

The trial scene was fairly awkward for Jack and Kate...
Especially when Jack goes into the testimony of the complete made-up story about what a hero Kate was after the plane crashed. I thought it was interesting that Kate, who has spent decades lying through her teeth and has seemingly been quite content to be that person, seemed so uncomfortable with the fact she was up on the stand lying. A few scenes before that, she'd even pleaded not guilty.

Were you surprised to see Ben in Sayid's flash-forward?
I don't think I was surprised because he's such a cunning, conniving, intelligent, completely 100% selfish man — I thought it seemed to work with his character. It makes sense that if anybody got off the island, he was going to get off the island with them or be a part of that group in some way. What has not been clarified is whether he's considered part of the Oceanic Six because he's not on the manifest, so it doesn't seem like he came back in the same public way as the survivors. And is baby Aaron one of the six? So much for us to find out!

We are still asking — Sawyer or Jack?
We are still asking that question and I think the Kate flash-forward episode was an interesting turn of events in that Sawyer finally said she could do her own thing and she'd come crawling back when Jack started to annoy her. It was an appropriate response for Kate to smack him because it was a ballsy thing for him to say, but at the same time it was true, so you have to feel for the guy. He's gotten the blunt end of the stick and it's not exactly like Kate has been fair to him. When she goes back to the other group, the first person she goes up to is Jack, and she's immediately by his side while Sawyer goes with Locke. So for him to accuse her of that was fair. And something that the audience agreed with. But she doesn't choose, so to speak, in the next two episodes — although I do know that, in the last five of this season, there is a lot revealed about that story and Kate's romantic life.

Will we see it in flash-forwards or in the present?
Both. You'll see things on the island, and they are going to be in the present and in flashbacks and flash-forwards. People will be happily satisfied with getting a much larger piece of the pie, so to speak. Instead of being trailed along with hints and gestures and ambiguities, they're going to get some concrete answers.

In that flash-forward, Jack said they made a mistake and they have to go back. Do you think that is a possibility now?
I think that would make a fantastic story. Can you bloody imagine [if] these people we watched for four years doing everything they could to get off the island, in the last two years, they get off and try to get back on? I think that would be a great story!

Do you think the others are still alive on the island?
I don't know, but it is alluded to when Charlie's ghost says to Hurley, "They need you," and Hurley says to Jack, "We have to go back." You wonder if they left people on the island and now they're feeling guilty or are they just losing their minds? Who knows? That's what is great about this story. You never know what's up from down, what's reality, who is insane and who is in their right mind, and sometimes you wonder if it's you!

And then they throw in the time travel element...
That was my favourite episode of the season so far, the one with Desmond. It explains more of the issues of how you get on and off the island. But it also now raises the question of whether the people living on the island are living in the same frame of time as everyone else back at home in the normal world. I asked the writers, "Does this mean now you are saying that when you get on to the island, you are potentially skipping ahead or backwards for years? Or is a day on the island 20 days in the rest of the world?" There is something going on with a missed connection with time, so that's great to explore.

What about Michael and the man on the boat? Do you think they are one and the same?
You will get answers [to that] in the very near future. The eighth episode is a huge reveal about the boat and a huge reveal about the man on the boat that seems to be Michael. It's crazy and a really good episode.

And there is so much going on with the Widmores and Penny...
Yes, you are starting to see the links with everyone and you are starting to see there is not one single person that will be left standing at the end of the story that is not intricately linked to all of the others.

Do you have your own fantasy of where you want to see Kate in the last episode?
Yes, but of course I won't tell. I've always since the beginning had my own theory for the direction of the show and where they are going with it, and because of that, I have my own picture of Kate's last moment on the show. But if I told you that, I'd give away all my theories and thoughts, and that's my dirty little secret. I did tell the world I wanted to be the mother instead of Claire, so I better be careful what I say!

Grant Bowler

How have you enjoyed filming Lost?
The guys I've been working with so far, I'm loving working with — it's been a ball. But one thing I really want to do is get on the island.

Were you a fan of show before getting the role?
I was, but the last two years, it's been really hard for me to follow because I've been splitting my time between Sydney and Auckland and Los Angeles. Every time I'd turn up somewhere, it seemed to be at a different point, so I was constantly getting myself confused. When I turned up to shoot on the show, the guys were saying to me, "You know such and such," and I'd say, "Yeah, but I thought she was dead and he was pregnant..." and they said, "You're hopeless," but I had kept going backwards and forwards. It's so complicated!

Captain Gault is in the Widmore camp and it seems to be Widmore versus Ben this season. The question is who's on the side of good. What do you think?
I honestly have no idea, but my suspicion is that all of those balances of power are really fluid. I know they know where the show finishes — they know the answer and where they're going — and they're having as much fun as they can creating the most topsy-turvy journey to that destination as they can. My theory is that there are a lot more twists and turns before they're through with any of it.

Would you like to see the captain complicit in it all or just as someone doing his job, not really aware of what's going on?
I don't know — it depends on what's most interesting. It's what makes the show work as well it does — everyone is kind of the hero of their own story and that's what makes it so hard to peg them all because each character is backing themselves. I'd like to see him boxing on with his own agenda and just let it play out.

It would be fun to see him make his own deal and have his own part to play...
Yeah, I'd love that — the idea that each of them works as hard as possible to fulfill their own agenda and each one thinks they're right and they absolutely think they're going down the right track.

This season is moving towards the rescue of the Oceanic Six. It would be good to see the captain involved in that and the lie they tell to cover it all up...
Yeah, and I'm really keen to find out what that is too. It's interesting because we still don't know what the island is. It could be anything and it's remarkable that, after four seasons, all those questions are still wide open.

Source: TV Week

Kristin from E! Online most recent post has provided us with a couple of little spoilers for Season 4 of LOST.

Not sure how many of you really care or would be excited for this, but Kristin says her sources informed her that another Kate (Evangeline Lilly) centric episode is coming soon. She also mentions the episode 11 casting call which we have already posted.

The details are below.

Thanks to Lyly for the heads up.

NOTE: Took out the non-LOST related info.

Anything on Lost?
For starters, I'll be heading out to Hawaii next week to hit the set.

Also, I'm hearing that Evangeline Lily has another Kate-centric episode coming up (holler!) which I think may work out to be episode 10, and for you who are wondering about her highlighted-hair look from the opening of Dominic Monaghan's photo gallery exhibit (stand by for much more on that!), it was a wig, yes, but she hadn't "pulled a Britney" and shaved her head, you silly ducklings. I saw her the night before while interviewing Dom, and it was just as brown and long and purty and real as ever.

Lost dish, please!
A little casting dish on the 11th episode: They're casting two teenagers (a boy and a girl) and a 5-year-old boy. And here's an interesting thing: The teenage girl needs to have red hair. Could it possibly be a flashback for Charlotte? Hmmm...

Source: E! Online