Allgemeine Interviews!!

Michael Emerson, der den Charakter Ben Linus verkörpert hat ein Interview gegeben. In diesem Interview verrät er einiges, was das Finale von Staffel 5 angeht.

Er erzählt, dass das Finale sehr viel Action beinhaltet und einige Storylines ganz groß raus kommen. Ausserdem wird man einiges über Charaktere erfahren, die man bis jetzt noch nicht in der Show gesehen hat.

Das Volle Video Interview von Michael findet Ihr bei Scifiwire.com.

Hier ist ein Interview von Jorge Garcia, der in der Bonnie Hunt Show zu Gast war!!

Vorsicht beim ansehen, es könnten einige Spoiler zu LOST dabei sein!!



Jorge bei Bonnie Hunt

‘Lost’: ‘Our greatest wish is that fans feel it was all worth it’

21. April 2009

You Losties are amazing —188 responses, most of those containing multiple questions for the show’s honchos, Carlton Cuse (left, below) and Damon Lindelof. Let me tell you, it was no easy task to whittle those queries down to 20 to send to the guys. Of those 20, each showrunner picked five to answer.

Lostpresstour We didn’t want to leave anyone out, but Damon and Carlton agreed to answer 10. Rest assured we made every effort to combine as many similar questions as possible so that we would represent the most-asked questions. That said, if your question began with “Will we ever see…?”, it didn’t make the cut since the guys were explicit in not wanting to reveal future plot points.

With season five down to just a couple of episodes before the two-hour finale on May 13, the “Lost” scribes have been piling on the revelations (Castaways worked for the Dharma Initiative back in 1977! Ben actually saved Rousseau’s daughter!) and filling in backstories at breakneck pace (Glimpses of Charles Widmore in his prime have been eye-opening, and last week's episode on Miles' history was a retro gem). The time-travel aspect has been smartly fleshed out, with Hurley and Miles debating its rules in comic style. And Damon and Carlton have revealed via podcast the chosen name for the season finale’s key scene (The Fork in the Outlet).

The “Lost” showrunners have been busy this season, locking in the show’s core characters and throughlines, keeping track of elaborate continuity (witness the kerfuffle over Charlotte's age) and laying the groundwork for a grand wrap-up of all the show’s mysteries in season six. It’s rare for a TV series with such an intricate and serialized storyline to maintain such rabid fan interest and confidence in the storytelling, but Damon and Carlton clearly bring their own rich appreciation of drama, sci-fi and genre to the endeavor, as reflected in their ongoing love for the Stephen King universe and Damon co-writing the sequel to Par’s upcoming reboot of “Star Trek.” It’s clear from their responses to your questions that they’re both showrunners and fans themselves, and that “Lost” proves an iconic favorite.

We'll announce the winner of the signed DVD soon.

Thanks for the spectacular response and enjoy the answers. Here we go:

Interview mit Carlton & Damon