Joseph Fiennes, Sonya Walger and Dominic Monaghan from FlashForward.
Photograph by Smallz & Raskind at Eden Roc, a Renaissance Beach Resort.
Elizabeth Mitchell, Scott Wolf and Morena Baccarin from V
Photograph by Brian Bowen Smith.
Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder from The Vampire Diaries.
Photograph by Kurt Iswarienko.
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[Via TV Guide Magazine]
The Writers Guild Foundation is hosting an Emmy nominees panel next week and Team Darlton will be there:
Celebrating excellence in writing for television, the Writers Guild of America West and Writers Guild Foundation present a selection of the year’s best television writers for a lively discussion of their craft, their nominated projects, and the business of writing for television. Presented in association with Variety.
Date From September 10, 2009 7:30 PM until 10:00 PM.
Location
Writers Guild Theater
135 S. Doheny Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90211Price $10.00 - $20.00. Purchase tickets here.
Panelists include: Jack Burditt (30 Rock), Andre Jacquemetton & Maria Jacquemetton and Matthew Weiner (Mad Men), Rob Kutner (The Daily Show with Jon Stewart), Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse (Lost), Billy Kimball & Ian Maxtone-Graham (The Simpsons) and Michael Sucsy (Grey Gardens).
MODERATOR: Rainn Wilson (The Office).
If you are planning on attending this event please email us at staff@sl-lost.com!
[Via wgfoundation.org via Maureen Ryan]
Harold Perrineau “can only deny” when TV Guide Magaziner asked him about rumors of his return to Lost. “Nobody’s said anything to me and I haven’t asked,” he said.
Although he’d love to return, he isn’t sure whether Michael can return in a sensible way: “Only if there’s some way that they’re getting back to all of those original characters that we started the journey with, and if that’s so then that makes sense to me. I don’t know other than that how it makes sense. But then nothing makes sense on the show, so why am I even saying this?”
Rumors are swirling that just about every past Lost cast member may be journeying back to the island – where death apparently isn’t always the end – as the series heads into its final season. But Harold Perrineau’s not packing his bags for Hawaii just yet.
“I can only deny,” original cast member Perrineau told TV Guide Magazine about a possible return engagement as the seemingly deceased Michael Dawson – though a resurrection may be just a phone call away.
“Nobody’s said anything to me and I haven’t asked,” said Perrineau. “One of the great things I always thought about Lost is I back up and I let them do the thing that they’re really great at doing. They’re really great and creating drama and creating their show. And this way I don’t have to ask ‘Hey, what’s this? What’s that?’ I don’t ask any questions, I just show up and I let them do what they do. They’re good at it.”
That said, if the producers ring him up, Perrineau’s on the first flight to Oahu. “Of course I would show up! Are you kidding me? That’s my people!” He said he wasn’t sure if Michael could return organically back into the mythology, however. “Only if there’s some way that they’re getting back to all of those original characters that we started the journey with, and if that’s so then that makes sense to me. I don’t know other than that how it makes sense.”
“But then nothing makes sense on the show, so why am I even saying this?” he laughed.
Whatever happens, Perrineau is just as eager as any longtime viewer to find out the answers to the many mysteries Lost has posed over the years. “I still have questions – a ton of questions,” he explained. “I’m curious about how all that’s going to wrap up. There are just tons of things from when we first started that I’m still curious about.”
[Via TV Guide Magazine]
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