LOST Spoilers - The ODI

Thanks to Flyer for the heads up.

We're assuming the Lost finale was not shot chronologically. Can you tell us what to look for on Sunday so we can know when we're watching what the actual last scene shot was?
I can tell you there was some discussion about what would be the last shot, and I decided that I wanted the last shot to involve Terry O'Quinn and Matthew Fox. And it was not an entirely popular choice on the production end because it meant keeping the actors a little longer and not getting them off of the clock. Blah blah bah. I insisted the last shot of our series was not going to be something arbitrary. In fact, we did three takes of it. And it involved a crane. It was a shot in the picture and it involved a crane with the two of them. We rehearsed it and we did take one and I said, "Well, that was wonderful guys, but I'm not ready to let go yet." So we did it again and I said, "That was also wonderful, but I can't say it yet." And then, on the third take, I said, "Well, I guess I have to say it now — that's a wrap." And that was our last shot, at 5:30 in the morning as the sun was coming up.

Source: Full Interview and Vulture Blog
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Thanks to DarkUFO reader Josh for finding these BTS photos from teresapalooza. Theey appear to be from an upcoming episode where you can see Jack in scrubs, and also a photo with Terry O'Quinn. Is Jack performing surgery on Locke in the Flash Sideways?


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Thanks to Lyly for the videos.



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Thanks to DarkUFO reader Audrey for the following.


Here are the pics from 26th jan. Either 612 or 613, not sure.

Matthex Fox, Terry O'Quinn, Jorge Garcia, Harold Perrineau and Zuleikha Robinson was on the set, at the beach.

- Hurley and Michael talk at cemetery.
- Hurley stays at cemetery, Jack has a shotgun, talks to Hurley and lets him here.
- Hurley and Ilana talk at cemetery and she leaves with her shotgun.
- The doubles of Hurley and Ilana was here and they acted.
- Ajira Airways Flight 316 was already on the set and workmen was colored it.

Please forgive any mistakes in my english. I'm french and I sometimes express myself in an awkward manner.


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Thanks to Tom and GreekCharmed for the following.

Matthew Fox has one of those superfirm handshakes that catches you off-guard and makes you wish you'd caught his hand with just that bit more force. Fox is every inch the sort of intense, super- focused Hollywood player you'd expect Dr Jack Shephard (the character from the epic TV show Lost he has spent the last six years playing) to be if he was an actor.

From the very first episode, Jack is at the heart of the show. It's through his eyes that we first find out where we are, as he wakes up, stumbles out of the jungle, and into the middle of a plane crash on a beach littered with bodies and the burning remnants of Oceanic Flight 815. He's the instant leader, the hunky doctor whose medical instincts kick in, framing him as the classic reluctant hero. Not the sort of character you'd expect to wind up a few years later as a junkie with a serious deathwish. Will his heroic nature return as we approach the sixth and final season?

"When Damon [Lindelof, co-creator and executive producer of Lost] and I started talking about Jack in the pilot, neither of us was interested in having him play the knight in shining armour," explains Fox. "I think the audience would have been bored to death. But what we wanted to do was set him up that way, have the audience believe he was going to be that way, and have the people on the island look to him for that kind of leadership – then completely destroy him."

Fox is obviously invested in the character and the show, and is the only cast member who has been told by the producers what the final image of the whole show is going to be – although when pressed, he won't be any more specific than "It's going to be really beautiful and powerful, and I can't wait to see how we end up there". Either he is very tight with the execs, or maybe he is going to be the last person we see, closing the series that he opened.

As you would imagine, Fox is happy to talk about character arcs, plot developments and the overall thematic meaning of Lost – but when it comes to answering those burning questions the series has raised, he is more elusive.
Do you know what the temple is? "No."
Do you know about the smoke monster? "Er, yeah."
Can you say anything about it? "Er, no."
Did they really need to be down in the hatch pushing the button? [Long pause] "Yes."
Do you know what the numbers mean? "No."
Will we find out how Jack's dad is connected to the island? "I do anticipate some resolution in that."
Do you know who the Others are and what they were doing on the island in the first place? "I don't know the answer to that one, but I'm sure we will. I haven't been informed."

There's a cheeky grin on his face as he runs through this. Fox admits that "knowing stuff that the audience want to know . . . it's a quite a power trip, to be completely honest with you. But the truth is that nobody really wants to know. If you're reading a really good book – I don't know too many people who want to turn to the final page and find out how it ends."

Lost is the perfect show for the internet – packed with enough teasing plot twists, game-changing cliffhangers and bright red herrings (come on, what was that shark with the Dharma logo about?) to keep a world of bloggers and messageboards poring over every move the Dharma Initiative makes. This level of rabid attention is also a major problem for the production team – how do you write a TV show that is based on secrets and revelations in the age of the spoiler; when there are thousands of fan sites desperate to leak, theorise or suggest where the story might go next?

"There are certain scenes that are never published in scripts," Fox explains. "Every year, near the end, there are scenes that are omitted and the only people who ever know what's involved in that scene are the actors and a skeleton crew. We've had a leak – they're probably sitting in Guantánamo Bay right now," he deadpans.

Source: Full Interview @ The Guardian
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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 my good friend Claudio for sending us this English version and photos of a recent set visit that one of their team from www.lost-spoiler.over-blog.com was lucky enough to witness.

In parking ther was a lots of truck, I follow the way and the other side of a bridge there is a new little camp, I take pictures, we can see a Dharma logo. Half an hour later I returned to the parking and I see Jorge Garcia, he embarked in a van and climbs to a trail. I back to the camp again in a little path, I get near a group of technician and one of them is Jack Bender, and Jorge Garcia is repeating a scene. The team descends to return after dinner, next it started raining and it was impossible to take pictures, but I mingled with the technicians. They were filming for episode six, Jack Bender gave me a bottle of water, and they have started filming in the trail several times. They blocked access to both ends,I descended the first time, Matthew Fox was walking ahead of me, he revire to talk to someone. He wear a red sweater and a red spot on his forehead. During this time they installed a big camera in a tent, but security didn't want I witness in the shooting. Matthew Fox is left with his car a little later, and apparently he has not turned to the scene of the camp. I left at 3PM. They had not started filming in the camp, but I knew there would be special effects and fire. The next day I went back to 13 hours, but they turned in another inaccessible location, I did not see anyone for two hours. I have other photos of the camp (next email), there is a chamgement the camp, I took pictures of the exact path where they filmed Jack and Hurley. Very beautiful tree easy to recognize, shooting back (they go down) and face. It has metal edges along the path. The day before, they camoufffé it with branches.



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Here are some great set and filming photos that we've just been sent. These could be for either Episode 6.05 - Lighthouse (Most likely) or 6.06 - Sundown


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Thanks to Liesbeth for the heads up on these little snippets from Carlton Cuse's Twitter Account.

Matthew Fox Filming

*Just off the plane in Honolulu. I love that first smell of trade breezes and jet fuel.

* Sitting on the set with Jack Bender. His boots up on the monitor stand, he watches intensely while directing a beautiful crane shot.

* We've moved outside under the tropical night skies. Matthew Fox is doing some fine and subtle work, but no scene spoilers here.

Source: Carlton Cuse@Twitter

And some pictures:


Credit:
http://twitter.com/strobie/status/4937054355

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It's a scene with Matthew fox He is the only one there with a bunch of extras I tried to get in but ,well You know That's LOST

Looks like a Jack Centric. YAY.

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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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