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Posted by clueless1der on Friday, January 29th, 2010 at 3:52 pm - filed under Lost - (7) Comments
Want TV News? Visit TVOvermind.comIf you’re anything like me, you’re getting (some would say pathetically, but we don’t care about those people) pretty darn excited about the premiere. In this interview, Michael Emerson speaks about how acting on LOST has changed his perspective as an actor, various scenes with Terry O’Quinn, and how awesome it is to be such a bad guy….
Some Highlights:
- “I have lots of fond memories of breathless confrontations in small rooms….Those kinds of scenes are always so dark and scary. I love those. But the working moment that captures the whole of it best for me is when Ben and Sawyer (Josh Holloway’s character) are standing on the cliff, looking out over the seas and trading quotes from Steinbeck…and I had a rabbit in a backpack. It was so absurd and beautiful.”
- [On Ben and Locke] “They’re constantly circling around each other’s center of gravity. They’re like black and white.”
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Just read the whole interview, in which they mention that he is 55 (!) years old. I did not realize that, I thought he was like 45 or something. He looks great for 55.
That he does.
Hey Clue! Missed ya! Can’t wait for the live chat to start again! If you want to, friend request me Steve Dolce on fb.
Heyo! The chat changed addresses. It’s no longer an IRC chat. Doc is in the process of changing the link at the top, but in the interim you can go hither:
http://www.tvovermind.com/discussion/misc.php?do=flashchat&room=1
(and yes of course I want to friend you, silly~!)
Hmm–why does it say both Emerson and O’Quinn won Emmys for playing villains?
The recent appearance of the Man in Black aside, John Locke is hardly a villain.
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