Foro Perdidos
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09/07/2009 16:36
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#721
06/01/2010 23:28
Supongo que es demasiado largo para un sólo post porque no me deja.
THR: Like you've been ripped off?
Lindelof: Exactly. Maybe a show about vampires that work in an ad agency and one is a serial killer.
Cuse: Especially if the lead character is also cooking meth.
Lindelof: Oh, I hadn't thought of that. Almost guaranteed an Emmy. "Breaking Bad Men."
THR: Could somebody still do that "Lost" pilot today?
Lindelof: When you look at development season last year and shows like "FlashForward" and "V" and go, "Those shows are very expensive to produce with the size of their cast and their [ambitious] premise." But what's sort of strange is that they're a lot more overtly sci-fi from the get-go. With the exception of a loud noise in the jungle and it's weird that there's polar bears on an island, there were no science fiction elements in the pilot of "Lost." In "Jaws" you don't show the shark until an hour and a half into the movie. We feel like you have a better chance making a "Lost" now because they want their sci-fi to be stealth. You go to an "Indiana Jones" movie and they'll say it's not sci-fi and you're like, "But their faces melted off!"
THR: You guys have said that you'll take the David Chase route and skip town for the finale. What are your plans?
Cuse: We'll be watching the last episode here in L.A. We traditionally have an intimate viewing party. We celebrate by renting out a restaurant and set up big TVs, and then afterward we will disappear to parts unknown.
THR: Who's going to write and direct the final hour?
Cuse: Damon and I will write, Jack Bender will direct.
THR: Any J.J. Abrams involvement?
Lindleof: We're going to invite him to the party. He's got about 10 different plates spinning. His contribution will be what is has been the last five years or so -- as an incredible supportive fan, which is pretty cool for us.
THR: Looking back, is there anything you would have done differently?
Cuse: The journey had to be the way it was. We both feel no regrets. The meaning only becomes clear in hindsight, and we're still on that journey so the meaning is not yet complete.
Lindelof: Look, it would be nice to look back and say, "We love every episode of 'Lost,' and every episode turned out the way we wanted it to." There are shitty episodes of "Lost" that we wish we had never written. But had we not written them we would be in a different situation now, because we ran out of ideas, we stalled, then the network realized what we had been saying from early on -- that "Lost" needed an end date. And now here we are six years later on broadcast with a show that is -- not what it once was [in the ratings] -- but still performing, and we're ending it on our own terms because we had shitty episodes.
THR: Can you say definitively, after this final episode, there will never be another produced hour of "Lost" on film, TV, Web, any medium -- this is it?
Cuse: The Walt Disney Co. owns "Lost." It's a franchise that's conservatively worth billions of dollars. It's hard to imagine "Lost" will rest on the shelves and nothing will ever be made with "Lost." Eventually somebody will make something under the moniker of "Lost" -- whether we do it or not. We just made a commitment to this group of characters whose stories are coming to a conclusion this May.
Lindelof: Somebody made a sequel to "Gone With the Wind." Sometimes the franchise transcends the storyteller. The definitive edition of "Lost" ends this May on ABC, and that is the story that we have to tell. It has a beginning, middle and end. That ending will not have cliffhangers, or be set up in such a way that people will be saying, "Clearly they're going to make more of these." We don't have any connection to another TV series or movie, but there's a new "A-Team" movie coming out, for god's sake. This is a business that thrives on known commodities. "Tron" is the most buzzed-about Disney movie for next year, and it has been gathering dust for 20 years. I cannot imagine there will not be something with "Lost" on it involving smoke monsters and polar bears and time travel.
THR: I started the interview asking how you think fans will feel about the show ending. How will you feel?
Cuse: It's like Christmas. We have a great present we bought a long time ago, and we're excited to have a recipient -- in this case, the fans -- open it. There will also be some certain nostalgia and sadness, like when you put away your holiday decorations.
Lindelof: There will never be Christmas again. It's impossible to tell how we will feel the day after. It feels like my senior year in high school. You've made these great friendships and relationships, but you're going off to college and a new phase of your life is beginning.
Link: http://www.thrfeed.com/2010/01/lost-final-season-interview-.html
THR: Like you've been ripped off?
Lindelof: Exactly. Maybe a show about vampires that work in an ad agency and one is a serial killer.
Cuse: Especially if the lead character is also cooking meth.
Lindelof: Oh, I hadn't thought of that. Almost guaranteed an Emmy. "Breaking Bad Men."
THR: Could somebody still do that "Lost" pilot today?
Lindelof: When you look at development season last year and shows like "FlashForward" and "V" and go, "Those shows are very expensive to produce with the size of their cast and their [ambitious] premise." But what's sort of strange is that they're a lot more overtly sci-fi from the get-go. With the exception of a loud noise in the jungle and it's weird that there's polar bears on an island, there were no science fiction elements in the pilot of "Lost." In "Jaws" you don't show the shark until an hour and a half into the movie. We feel like you have a better chance making a "Lost" now because they want their sci-fi to be stealth. You go to an "Indiana Jones" movie and they'll say it's not sci-fi and you're like, "But their faces melted off!"
THR: You guys have said that you'll take the David Chase route and skip town for the finale. What are your plans?
Cuse: We'll be watching the last episode here in L.A. We traditionally have an intimate viewing party. We celebrate by renting out a restaurant and set up big TVs, and then afterward we will disappear to parts unknown.
THR: Who's going to write and direct the final hour?
Cuse: Damon and I will write, Jack Bender will direct.
THR: Any J.J. Abrams involvement?
Lindleof: We're going to invite him to the party. He's got about 10 different plates spinning. His contribution will be what is has been the last five years or so -- as an incredible supportive fan, which is pretty cool for us.
THR: Looking back, is there anything you would have done differently?
Cuse: The journey had to be the way it was. We both feel no regrets. The meaning only becomes clear in hindsight, and we're still on that journey so the meaning is not yet complete.
Lindelof: Look, it would be nice to look back and say, "We love every episode of 'Lost,' and every episode turned out the way we wanted it to." There are shitty episodes of "Lost" that we wish we had never written. But had we not written them we would be in a different situation now, because we ran out of ideas, we stalled, then the network realized what we had been saying from early on -- that "Lost" needed an end date. And now here we are six years later on broadcast with a show that is -- not what it once was [in the ratings] -- but still performing, and we're ending it on our own terms because we had shitty episodes.
THR: Can you say definitively, after this final episode, there will never be another produced hour of "Lost" on film, TV, Web, any medium -- this is it?
Cuse: The Walt Disney Co. owns "Lost." It's a franchise that's conservatively worth billions of dollars. It's hard to imagine "Lost" will rest on the shelves and nothing will ever be made with "Lost." Eventually somebody will make something under the moniker of "Lost" -- whether we do it or not. We just made a commitment to this group of characters whose stories are coming to a conclusion this May.
Lindelof: Somebody made a sequel to "Gone With the Wind." Sometimes the franchise transcends the storyteller. The definitive edition of "Lost" ends this May on ABC, and that is the story that we have to tell. It has a beginning, middle and end. That ending will not have cliffhangers, or be set up in such a way that people will be saying, "Clearly they're going to make more of these." We don't have any connection to another TV series or movie, but there's a new "A-Team" movie coming out, for god's sake. This is a business that thrives on known commodities. "Tron" is the most buzzed-about Disney movie for next year, and it has been gathering dust for 20 years. I cannot imagine there will not be something with "Lost" on it involving smoke monsters and polar bears and time travel.
THR: I started the interview asking how you think fans will feel about the show ending. How will you feel?
Cuse: It's like Christmas. We have a great present we bought a long time ago, and we're excited to have a recipient -- in this case, the fans -- open it. There will also be some certain nostalgia and sadness, like when you put away your holiday decorations.
Lindelof: There will never be Christmas again. It's impossible to tell how we will feel the day after. It feels like my senior year in high school. You've made these great friendships and relationships, but you're going off to college and a new phase of your life is beginning.
Link: http://www.thrfeed.com/2010/01/lost-final-season-interview-.html
#722
06/01/2010 23:29
Noticia que me deja un poco mosca:
La Casa Blanca pone en peligro el estreno de "Perdidos"
Algunos de los cabecillas de la ABC puede que pronto griten al Presidente Obama que se "pierda":
'La Casa Blanca' está ultimando los detalles para el discurso del Estado de la Unión de este año, y corren rumores que las 2 fechas que se están barajando para el evento son: el 26 de enero y el 2 de febrero.
Si la fecha elegida, al final resulta ser la segunda, la ABC se vería obligada a cambiar de día el estreno de la 6ª temporada de 'Perdidos', y si eligen la primera la perjudicada sería "American Idol".
Fuente
La Casa Blanca pone en peligro el estreno de "Perdidos"
Algunos de los cabecillas de la ABC puede que pronto griten al Presidente Obama que se "pierda":
'La Casa Blanca' está ultimando los detalles para el discurso del Estado de la Unión de este año, y corren rumores que las 2 fechas que se están barajando para el evento son: el 26 de enero y el 2 de febrero.
Si la fecha elegida, al final resulta ser la segunda, la ABC se vería obligada a cambiar de día el estreno de la 6ª temporada de 'Perdidos', y si eligen la primera la perjudicada sería "American Idol".
Fuente
#723
06/01/2010 23:30
Espero que no sea así, lo que faltaba, que lo atrasen más. Mira que no hay dias al año...
#724
06/01/2010 23:37
Sea como sea nos jode, si retrasan el estreno de Idol luego lo hacen coincidir con el estreno de Lost, lo cual repercutiría en su audiencia. Si el que han de retrasar es el estreno de Lost nos jode por que son muchos meses ya esperando este estreno
captiva tv en llegaronparaquedarse.com han publicado esa misma entrevista traducida ^^'
LOST: LOS PRODUCTORES HABLAN SOBRE LA EMOTIVA ÚLTIMA TEMPORADA
Es muy interesante leer lo que dicen
captiva tv en llegaronparaquedarse.com han publicado esa misma entrevista traducida ^^'
LOST: LOS PRODUCTORES HABLAN SOBRE LA EMOTIVA ÚLTIMA TEMPORADA
Es muy interesante leer lo que dicen
#725
06/01/2010 23:37
captiva, dejo la entrevista en español ;) :
Los productores hablan de la emotiva última temporada
Los productores hablan de la emotiva última temporada
#726
06/01/2010 23:38
Resumen de ABC de las 5 temporadas de los en 8:15. Esto también esta en inglés, de momento no lo he encontrado con subtitulos, supongo que pronto lo subiran.
Me recuerda mucho a cuando Hurley le cuenta a su madre todo lo que ha pasado en la isla, estaría bien que este resumen también lo hiciera él.
Me recuerda mucho a cuando Hurley le cuenta a su madre todo lo que ha pasado en la isla, estaría bien que este resumen también lo hiciera él.
#727
06/01/2010 23:51
Por cierto, no conocia el blog lllegaronparaquedarse.blogspot.com la verdad es que esta muy bien. Acabo de ver que el video 8:15 también esta ahí, jeje.
#728
07/01/2010 00:06
Bueno realmente dice poca cosa la entrevista. Que el tono de la 6ª será como el de la 1ª. Se cierra el circulo. Y que han creado un tono de narración diferente.
#729
07/01/2010 00:44
Gracias por la entrevista, aunque en general no han dicho nada nuevo. Dicen que el finald e la serie no tendrá cliffhanger, hombre, solo faltaria... imaginaos que el final de la quinta huviese sido el final de la serie... ya huviesen matado a todos los guionistas productores etc. xD
#730
07/01/2010 00:52
A mi no m parece q la entrevista solo diga eso eictn, m parece muy interesante. Hacen q t impacientes más con la espera sin desvelar nada.
Me parece muy bien el final sin cliffhangers q mencionan pero es verdad q no va a qdarse ahí, harán todo lo posible por sacar hasta el último dólar de la serie.
Qué grandes son y qué orgullosos se tienen q sentir estos dos.
P.D. Se nota q ya se acabaron las vacaciones y q volvemos a estar muchos por aquí, besos!!
Me parece muy bien el final sin cliffhangers q mencionan pero es verdad q no va a qdarse ahí, harán todo lo posible por sacar hasta el último dólar de la serie.
Qué grandes son y qué orgullosos se tienen q sentir estos dos.
P.D. Se nota q ya se acabaron las vacaciones y q volvemos a estar muchos por aquí, besos!!
#731
07/01/2010 11:02
Jua juas, que bueno esto!!!
Cuse: Números musicales. Si te gustan las películas de Bollywood movies, te encantará esta temporada.
Cuse: Números musicales. Si te gustan las películas de Bollywood movies, te encantará esta temporada.
#732
07/01/2010 11:47
Edito un poco la noticia de la Casa Blanca y es que:
Si la fecha elegida al final resulta ser la segunda, la ABC se vería obligada a retrasar el estreno de la 6ª temporada de 'Perdidos' hasta el 9 de febrero.
En Twitter los fans ya están expresando su disconformidad:
#NoStateOfUnionFeb2;
#ObamaGetLost;
#JacobWantsUsToMoveTheWhiteHouse
Si la fecha elegida al final resulta ser la segunda, la ABC se vería obligada a retrasar el estreno de la 6ª temporada de 'Perdidos' hasta el 9 de febrero.
En Twitter los fans ya están expresando su disconformidad:
#NoStateOfUnionFeb2;
#ObamaGetLost;
#JacobWantsUsToMoveTheWhiteHouse
#733
07/01/2010 13:50
¿¿Vosotros creéis q van a poder con La Casablanca??
#734
07/01/2010 15:29
vamos a poder!! XD
#735
07/01/2010 18:48
que se vea obama una maraton de capitulos de perdidos y ya veras como no quiere aplazar el comienzo! xD
#736
07/01/2010 19:36
No, si al final va a resultar que hubiera sido mejor que saliera el de las patatas...
#737
07/01/2010 20:57
Imitemos a la esteban:
- Yo por lost MA-TO, y si hay que matar a obama por lost, se MA-TA
XD
- Yo por lost MA-TO, y si hay que matar a obama por lost, se MA-TA
XD
#738
07/01/2010 21:21
Q esto no es cosa de Obama hombre, q ese parece mu majete... Por eso he puesto "Casablanca" y no "Obama". De todas formas yo creo q no van a cambiar la fecha de estreno de Lost. No sé pq exactamnt pero creo q no. Jajajajajajajaja.
#739
07/01/2010 22:04
Obama es de la Iniciativa Dharma. No quiere que explote el cisne.
#740
07/01/2010 22:07
Si se retrasa el estreno creo que la casa blanca volara por los aires xD