Josh Holloway: Working On ‘Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol’ Was Like ‘Disneyland For Men’ [VIDEO]
Cast and Crew of Lost, Interviews, Post-LOST, Videos View CommentsMatthew Fox was interviewed on The Graham Norton Show last night:
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Tags: Ana Lucia, interview, LOST Finale, Michelle RodríguezWhile 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.”
Matthew Fox Shows His Private Plane, Dishes on Hollywood, Acting, Life & More
Cast and Crew of Lost View CommentsThe Daily Mail has published an insightful interview with Matthew Fox. Here are some interesting excerpts from the article:
Tags: interview, Matthew Fox, Post-LOSTFox is something of an iconoclast. Mount Bachelor, in Bend, Oregon, is his home patch. Geography is not the only thing that distances him from LA. He might not be the only star who dislikes Hollywood’s latest fixations; he is, though, one of the few who will actually say it.
‘Look at 3D,’ he says. ‘That’s a major setback to good storytelling. I took my little boy to see The Last Airbender. It was an awful film. The director M Night Shyalaman hasn’t directed a decent movie since The Sixth Sense.
‘I’m disillusioned with the drift towards gratuitous entertainment, which so much of Hollywood is now. Because of the state of the economy people seem to want pure escapism. But if the roles I fight to get all go to Matt Damon, then I won’t work. I turn a lot of stuff down – big, big movies, the kind I wouldn’t want to go to the cinema to see.
‘I’m sorry, but I can’t make a movie with the blonde from ER who is starring in every single bad romantic comedy. Unless they reinvent the wheel in terms of romantic comedies – in other words, they start making them funny and romantic again – I’m not going to be starring in any of those movies.’
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Matthew Fox – New Interview & Photos
Cast and Crew of Lost, Photos, Screencaps & Scans View CommentsVia Bahighlife.com:
Notes from a traveller: Matthew Fox
My wife’s Italian and so we’ve spent a lot of time in Italy. When we were just out of college we took trains and hitchhiked to the southernmost tip of the country. We were young and broke — it was a big adventure. We ate fruit from trees and raided farmers’ fields for fresh eggplant and peppers. It was very romantic.
There’s nothing better than a road trip, especially if I’m with my brothers. I really enjoy them and being out on the road clears the mind. It’s not always about the destination.
I had a wonderful time filming Lost in Hawaii. We were there for six years and we have many fond memories of the place. It was wonderful for my kids, Kyle, 12, and Byron, nine. They both fell in love with it.
Venice is my favourite winter destination. It’s quiet, foggy and very mysterious — so beautiful and serene. I feel very fortunate to have seen it through the eyes of Venetians.
Theatre is an important part of any destination for me, certainly in London and New York. I love the community experience of sitting in an audience with a bunch of people and watching actors on stage pour their hearts into a production.
Portland, Oregon is a really cool city. It’s very old and traditional but has these magnificent steel bridges. It rains a lot but I think that creates a creative energy in the city. There’s great music and art scenes, and a bunch of comedy companies.
I grew up in the mountains of Wyoming and so I love being up in the mountains and the snow. For me it’s all about big wide open spaces and a four-season climate.
I spent a summer filming Speed Racer in Berlin. It’s an amazing city. It’s a very happening place but it’s also steeped in so much history
Starring in a play in London’s West End has always been a dream of mine. I’ve visited a handful of times but have always been in and out really quickly, so I’m looking forward to spending more time in the city and getting to know it better.
Matthew Fox stars in the new Neil LaBute play In a Forest, Dark and Deep at the Vaudeville Theatre, London, from March.
New “In a Forest, Dark and Deep” rehearsal photos, via :
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Last week Foxy attended the West End transfer of the production of Bruce Norris’ Clybourne Park at Royal Court Theatre. Photos via LIFE.com:
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Tags: interview, Matthew Fox“The Philosophy of LOST”: A Live Interview with Michael Emerson
Cast and Crew of Lost, Interviews View Comments- 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:
- Admission:
- Free and open to the public
- [Via Stanford.edu]
VIDEO: Josh Holloway Talks ‘Mission Impossible 4′ and Holiday Plans
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