He was filming The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus when he died.Christopher Nolan (director of The Dark Knight) wrote a tribute to Heath for Newsweek.
He was filming The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus when he died.Sorry I missed last week's Lost Thursdays!! Again the information was taken from lostpedia.com
Here are some interesting books that have played a minor role in LOST.
The Chronicles of Narnia:
Could Charlotte Staples Lewis be a reference to Clive Staples Lewis?
Keep in mind that Narnia is a magically place where time passes more quickly than people are used to.
O Pioneers! (Willa Cather)
The two main characters in this novel are Alexandria a strong, independent resourceful girl, and her eventual husband Karl (spelled Carl in the book)
Slaughterhouse V (Kurt Vonnegut)
Desmond becoming "unstuck in time" is similar to the experience of Billy Pilgrim in the novel. Both men are in the military and experience ridicule because of their experiences.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (L. Frank Baum)
In the book, Dorthy Gale's uncle is named Henry (presumably Henry Gale). In LOST, Henry Gale arrived on the island through a hot air balloon ( in the book, the wizard arrived in Oz using the same method). Also, the episode "The man behind the curtain" is a reference to the wizard, and of course Season 4's finale entitled "There's no Place Like Home" is a famous quote from the book.
Sawyer has been noted to read the following books:
Watership Down
A Wrinkle In Town
Of Mice and Men
The Fountainhead
Are you there God, it's me, Margaret
Julius Caeser
Lord of the Flies, and more...
First, let me start by saying that I love M. Night Shyamalan. I think he is different and unique in a way that always allows me to take something from all his movies that I love. Even if they aren't my favorite movies of all time, I always leave them having enjoyed the movie and picked out lots of things that I liked.
I'M GOING TO NEW YORK!!!!! I've never been and I've always wanted to go and I finally got an opportunity!!!!
[Excerpt from her interview in the new issue of Entertainment Weekly]
First of all, my initial thought was..."okay...that was strange." But when I thought about it, I liked it. It basically follows the stories of 5 individuals separately and also shows how they all connect. It's along the lines of Crash and other movies of that nature. It blankets each story with a specific emotion, such as "Happiness," "Sorrow," "Love," etc. It's short, only an hour and a half, so I sort-of expected a little more. You all should know by now that I am a huge Sarah Michelle Gellar fan and I thought she was wonderful in this. She was probably my favorite part of the movie and not just because she was Buffy. I also thought Kevin Bacon did a great job. I normally go back and forth on how I think of him. The movie definitely has a recognizable cast including Forest Whitaker, Kevin Bacon, Brendan Fraser, Andy Garcia, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Julie Delpy, and Emile Hirsch. I enjoyed everyone in the movie. I can't at the end of it say that it struck anything special in a way that other movies sometimes do, but I enjoyed it.
Kath and Kim
Hart Hanson, creator of the tv show Bones, was interviewed by TV Guide about the shocking season 3 finale and about some upcoming developments in season 4!