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Mar 10, 2010 Straightart
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Mar 9, 2010 Straightart
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Getting back to Juliet and Sawyer,we spoke before about how surprised you were about that turn of events. But when did you get the first inkling the story might go in that direction?
Actually when we did that scene on the beach we were like “are they? nooo” we didn’t think there was any way they would do that because it was excruciating how long they took to earn the relationship between Kate and Sawyer. So to suddenly do (Juliet and Sawyer) in three scenes,we were in shock at first. Both of us feared it at first. We felt the audience would not buy this because we don’t. But then we had to accept it,move forward,and try and honor it.
Tell us about working with Elizabeth Mitchell…
To explore that avenue with her is so easy. I couldn’t have more fortunate as far as the actress I was working with. She was amazing. We were able to sell it and actually sell it to ourselves and that felt great.
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Mar 7, 2010 Straightart
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This is a review of “Alice in the Wonderland” by Tim Burton and they mention Juliet.
Alice finds a hole, and wouldn’t you know it? Head over heels, right down into the hole. At this point in the trailer, I’m thinking how much this looks like Lost, with Juliet falling down the sinkhole with the hydrogen bomb, but that’s just me.
Source: OfficialSpin
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This is another Juliet’s mention :
Which brings us to today, March 4th, L.A.-Miami, Kobe-Wade. It ain’t 2005, is it? Kobe enters this game thinking about how it fits into and impacts L.A.’s title mission. Wade and Miami just wanna get a win, holding on to the East’s eighth spot the way Sawyer was holding on to Juliet in LOST’s Season 5 finale.
Source: NBA
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Mar 6, 2010 Straightart
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Source: dreamtvshow
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Mar 5, 2010 Straightart
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We haven’t seen much of the alternate-reality Sawyer, but he was central to the island scenario in The Substitute. He was mourning Juliet, alone after sending Kate away, when John Locke (the smoke monster) paid him a visit.
Sawyer, in true Sawyer style, said, “I don’t give a damn if you’re dead, or time travelling, or the Ghost of Christmas Past. All I care about is this whiskey. Bottoms up, and get the hell out of my house.”
That’s why we love you Sawyer. I’m hoping his alternate-reality self grew up with loving parents and is happily married to Juliet with a posse of rugrats.
Source: Vancouver Sun
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Mar 4, 2010 Straightart
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Mar 4, 2010 Straightart
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Today it’s LaFleur’s anniversary and a fellow sulietter sent a tweet to Mark Goldman (the director) and this is his repry:
How much fun it is for me that they liked it. How kind & wonderful josh & elisabeth were to me.
Source: Mark Goldman Twitter – Thanks mabelle!
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Mar 4, 2010 Straightart
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“THE ONLY THING TO BE CAREFUL OF IS not to slip into one [character] or the other in either place. That’s the only difficulty I’ve found. We did an interrogation scene on V where I slipped right into Juliet because my character was lying,” she says. “It was really funny and really fun, but then at the end of it we had to redo it.”
While the perky, friendly Mitchell seems quite far off from her villainous role of Juliet, she does share something in common with her character: island living. Specifically, Mitchell resides on Bainbridge Island, Washington, a small community near Seattle. But while the area’s quiet remoteness was part of what attracted Mitchell and her family, it’s a far cry from the desolate Lost habitat.
“I love how clean the air is, I love the water and how the water meets the land,” says the Dallas native. “My husband and I flew over Seattle one time on the way to Montana, and we wanted to go there. We were looking for a place that I could easily get to L.A. for work and a place that would be easy to fly in and out of. And we were looking for a very safe and remote place to raise our little boy. That’s what we found.”
Another great thing about Bainbridge Island is its proximity to Vancouver, where V is filmed. The five-foot-nine-inch actress says she’s enjoying the chance to show off her more physical side as a butt-kicking heroine on the show. It’s been a dream of Mitchell’s to tackle such a character since Alien and Terminator first hit the silver screen. And while the sci-fi genre of film has long been ripe with strong female protagonists, the same wasn’t always true in television.
“I just read this wonderful college dissertation about how [Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator] Joss Whedon changed the face of television by making female action figures on television profitable,” says Mitchell, who also points to Abrams’s Alias as another prime example. “In science-fiction literature, female characters are always strong and always pretty fascinating.”
She should know. Growing up, Mitchell was an avid reader of science fiction. She enjoyed looking beyond what she knew and had been taught to consider other possibilities. She loved being drawn into detailed fantasy worlds in another place and time. (Not surprisingly, she was thrilled to get the chance to attend Comic-Con in San Diego this past summer as part of her promotional duties for V.)
“As a kid growing up in Texas, I just wanted to be [in those worlds],” recalls Mitchell, who adds that Dune author Frank Herbert was her favorite. “When I put down Dune, I think I read it seven more times. Madeleine L’Engle did the same thing. There’s just something about people who create something and take these amazing, strong characters and then put them into these extraordinary situations.”
Even while Mitchell was undergoing classical dramatic training in London, studying Shakespeare and Chekov, she had a “childlike longing” to do an action-adventure project. In that sense, V has been a dream come true.
“To be an adversary or a sly character on Lost was super fun and something that I didn’t know,” Mitchell says. “But it wasn’t my childhood dream. [V] fulfills that 13-year-old girl going, ‘I want to be able to do that!’ ”
Source: American Way – Thanks Stef & amenazamenor
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Mar 2, 2010 Straightart
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Source: Springfield – Thanks Stef!
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Mar 2, 2010 Straightart
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Mar 1, 2010 Straightart
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Thanks Stef and Lexi for sending me these:
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