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10 avril

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n'oubliez pas UNE chose l'interview a été faite y a un peu plus de 2 mois par josh et evie et voyez comment les choses ont évolués now surtt l'évolution de saw et ne blamer pas evie, elle est aussi paumée que nous et c'était pendant la période du tournage des epis de la rescue team juste avant le 313 pensez à ça si vous avez besoin d'un résumé rapide ok ?

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“The ‘L’ Word

Love. Lust. Lost. Evangeline Lilly and Josh Holloway talk exclusively about the deep emotions that paradoxically unite and divide Kate and Sawyer…
Words: Tara DiLullo


Question: Lost’s fear factor is definitely on the increase, both in terms of the environment of the island, and the characters’ emotional challenges. What do you think Kate and Sawyer are most afraid of?

Evangeline Lilly: We’ve seen in their flashbacks – and on the island – that they are afraid of intimacy. They have avoided being social on the island to a very extreme degree. You saw Kate grab hold of Jack in the beginning and maintain the relationship there, but that came out of fear and her desperation to get off the island. Accidentally, she developed feelings for him. Initially, she wasn’t intending on going there with Jack. Kate wasn’t interested in relationships on the island and neither was Sawyer, which is why they became friends – they realized they had this commonality of avoiding intimacy.

Josh Holloway: At this point, a lot of strange, scary and out-of-the-ordinary things have been experienced by most, if not all, of the castaways. But Sawyer is most afraid of being vulnerable and actually caring about someone else. I have always felt that one of our show’s greatest strengths – that attracted so much of the audience – is the behavioral study of all these interesting characters. I think people find similarities between themselves and these characters in one way or another, in so many ways or so little ways and that is truly what makes people fall in love with Lost.

Q: What did you think about the way the Others have been developed?

EL: I really love the way they are humanizing the Others. They are taking them from a mythical place and showing us they are people, just like you and I. They maintain a theme that has been carried on from the very beginning of Lost right up until the episode we are shooing right now – that initially, we see people as a stereotype or generalize who they are. We first met Jin and thought he was a stereotypically abusive, controlling man, but we discover there is so much more to him than that. Kate is like the heroine of the story, who will need to be rescued… and then you find out she is a criminal. They have done the same thing with the Others.

JH: [The ‘Otherville’ scene in] the first episode of season three – wow, I liked that a lot! Not long after the opening scene, to show the audience that the Others’ community is in fact within the island was cool. I work really well with [the Others and] all the actors on Lost. Most of us have worked together consistently for almost three years now, so in some ways we are like a family. The new cast has been a great addition as well. I couldn’t ask for better coworkers.

EL: It’s cool and crazy the way that the Others were trying to break Jack and invite him to be one of them, that was fascinating. The fact that Ben is so clever about the way he goes about it and he ends up having his hand forced shows his humanity. The Others – they might seem like monsters, but they are human beings, emotions and histories as well. It’s meant a lot to me because the show is not departing from its original message.

Q: The season three side of Kate and Sawyer’s relationship has seen them go to places they haven’t been to before: the highs, the lows, and everything in between. How has that been to develop as actors?

JH: Evangeline is great and we work really well together. We have a great way of bringing the most out of each other’s performance.

EL: Josh and I desperately wanted to make sure that this story was told properly. We didn’t want it be a cliché and we represented the truth of the love behind the characters rather than just the lust or the passion and I think being vulnerable with one another had a big hand in that.

Q: What do you think it is about Kate and Sawyer that gives them that spark?

EL: Sawyer’s always seen through [the persona] she’s presented to the group and he’s gotten right to the nitty-gritty of who she really is. There are no secrets or pretenses between these two people. The fact that he loves her knowing all of her crap is one of the main reasons why she loves him.

JH: Sawyer recognized that being in love puts him in a very vulnerable state. It will be very natural for Sawyer to fight his vulnerability and somehow succeed to screw up, in one way or another, and be on his own again very soon. As a character, it’s hard to see Sawyer being in a relationship where he isn’t wearing the pants, if you know what I mean.

EL: I don’t think Kate is actually in love with Sawyer. She sees Sawyer’s beautiful, pure clean love for her and that makes her love him. I think her love for him comes from the place of “you are the first man to see me as me and love me anyway.”

Q: Love being the complex thing it is, what’s your take, Evangeline, on Kate’s emotions for Jack?

EL: I’m starting to see, very clearly, that the difference between her love for Jack and for Sawyer is: she loves Jack even though he can’t seem to love her for who she is. She loves who Jack is, and she loves Sawyer because he loves her for who she is… but Kate doesn’t actually love who Sawyer is. She is hoping and wishing that Sawyer will be something else – to be more noble, but he never expects that from her. It’s really beautiful and tragic, because Kate loves the wrong guy. She loves the guy that doesn’t really love her, and isn’t that so true of how we often are in reality?

Q: Josh, what do you think has made Sawyer the way he is?

JH: The lack of trust and security in his young life, and the fact that he never had a normal childhood has led to a very volatile, untrustworthy adult Sawyer. You can never guess what his next move – or for a lack of better word, screw-up – will be. Remember in season two, when Sawyer finally started to show his humanity and people started to warm up to him? What did he do next? He stole all the guns and sort of went back to where he started – on top of the list of the most hated. That wasn’t a very nice thing to do, but Sawyer operates a lot from a place of insecurities and fear, especially when he feels vulnerable or threatened in any way.

Q: What else about Sawyer’s past are you chomping at the bit to see explained or explored in another flashback?

JH: In one of the past episodes, Outlaws, there was this character, Hibbs [played by Robert Patrick] who had a dark history with Sawyer. I’d love to explore what really happened between them in the past that soured their relationship.

Q: How would you both sum up the Kate/Jack/Sawyer conundrum?

EL: Well, I think Kate and Sawyer tend to behave like flirting teenagers, picking on each other. For the first time [in this season], because the stakes are way higher than before, it forces them to grow up and face the reality of what is beneath it all. Kate is a very compassionate and caring person and she’s able to detach herself from interactions at her surface, but in her core she always cares too much. The fact that it’s Jack only ups the ante. Instead of making her turn to her survival instinct and find a way to get him, she abandons reason because it’s Jack. She isn’t able to see the sky from the ground and she can’t work out the best way to go and get him. She’s only in instinctual mode with “must go back, must go back, must go back” at any cost. It doesn’t matter if it’s the right way or the wrong way – she just has to go back to satisfy the guilt for leaving one of the men she loves behind. I say one of the men, because I don’t believe her love for Jack negates the fact that she loves Sawyer, just in a different way. The fact that she faces Sawyer day-in-day-out is a reminder that she loves two men, and it’s killing her. The fact that she can’t control the fact that she loves both of them is going to drive her crazy.

JH: As I’ve always said, Sawyer is fun to spend a crazy weekend with; however, Jack is a keeper. As the saying goes: it ain’t over till it’s over.

EL: Maybe what she feels for Jack is more pure and more right, but it’s just not ready yet. Maybe eventually, in the future, he will see her for her and still love her, but there is part of me that wonders where this story will go. Will she eventually stop fighting Sawyer and his instinct to be an Alpha male? The whole notion of “every man for himself” goes back to the beginning of mankind, and maybe she will stop fighting that and allow him to be himself and still love him? Or maybe, eventually, Jack will stop fighting Kate’s nature. At this point it could go either way…

merciii!

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We are "Lost" together: Is it all about love?

With Kate and Sawyer's late night sex scene, "Lost" is not only giving audiences a dose of hot and heavy romance, but is also bringing relationships to the forefront of the show.

The Kate-Sawyer love triangle with Jack seems resolved - for now -- but it also points at the possible success of a sinister plan by the Others.

Consider the monumental reveals this season about Juliet, and her profession as a fertility specialist.

In earlier flashbacks we saw that Juliet had made her barren sister pregnant with a child, and later was shown trying to find a way to keep pregnant mothers on the island from dying. She even went so far to conclude that it was the island's fault for causing these gruesome deaths - hinting that the problem may lie in conception.

Perhaps Juliet and the Others have conspired to get as many of the Losties together as possible to have them breed and act as test subjects.

When Kate, Jack, and Sawyer were captured by the Others earlier this season, Jack was kept underground in a fish tank, while Sawyer and Kate were kept in opposing bear cages.

Kate was groomed and given a sundress, so that the tomboyish fugitive would appear more feminine. A good way to also to rile up a few raging hormones in Sawyer.

The two were kept secluded from Jack and their love/lust blossomed. Remember the scene when they both had to break rocks in the sweltering sun when Kate was bent over in the dress? Sawyer couldn't help but stare (and who really could resist anyway?).

Eventually Sawyer/Kate gave into their desires in the bear cage, which Jack accidentally saw on Ben's wall of video screens in Jack's prison. After that moment, it was clear Jack was through with Kate, and Kate was stuck with Sawyer. But could Jack have been set up all along?

Were Sawyer and Kate manipulated to be together for procreation purposes? The Others are known both for their tricky and their well-hidden ulterior motives.

However, historically on the island, anyone who finds "true love" is in for a rough time.[/b]

Once Sayid and Shannon were finally "together," she was gunned down in the woods by another castaway.

Hurley's "girlfriend" Libby was later killed in the Swan hatch while preparing for a romantic picnic on the beach.

Technically Charlie, who has always been infatuated with Claire, was almost strangled to death in season one, and now that he's reconciled with Claire, is marked for his own death.

The last troubling "relationship" could lie with Jack and Juliet herself. During "Expose" Ben and Juliet were shown in the Pearl hatch, scheming an idea to manipulate Jack.

Juliet could theoretically be using Jack to get pregnant - if only because she knows that Jack has no idea about the fertility problem on the island, and all the male "Others" know not to impregnate anyone.

Juliet possesses more than a passing resemblance to Jack's ex-wife, which I'm sure she's aware of, and is probably using that to gain his trust.

And now that Juliet's way off the island, the submarine, has been blown up, maybe she's decided to use herself as her final pregnancy experiment.

One potential theory that could explain this whole pregnancy problem, is that this combination of relationships, death, love and fertility leads to the "big secret;" that the island is a fountain of youth.

And in a cruel twist of irony, it's impossible for island residents to reproduce; dooming those in paradise to extinction.

Ever wonder why Ben is so paranoid that his "daughter" Alex is falling in love? Maybe he's concerned that if she became pregnant, that she could die as well. After all, he has no intention of leaving the island himself.

There is also that whole pesky "where are all the kids" mystery, which if solved, would probably reveal why all these strange and different problems happen.

Only a few weeks remain until the season finale -- and judging from the mounting unknowns on the island, something huge is about to happen.

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You've got your kit off on screen loads lately - does that bother you?
The first time I did a scene like that was when I changed in front of Sawyer [Josh Holloway] and I took my shirt off. I'm very prudish about showing my body, so they built the set with panels all the way around so nobody saw anything but my back. After the scene, I burst into tears. It was very hard for me.

What was it like filming the sex scene with Sawyer earlier this series?
I actually found that easier, as it was the second time I'd taken my clothes off and everything gets better with experience. Weirdly, I felt more covered because I was wrapped up by him. I felt safer.

What's it like kissing Josh?
I can honestly say I don't really know. When they call action, I'm so busy thinking about what my character is doing or where the camera is, that it isn't me experiencing it. People think, "How could you not get your emotions mixed up?" But it's surprising how you stop feeling things as yourself and start feeling them as your character.

Do you think Kate and Sawyer will end up together?
They could go a million different places. It's always complicated when two people come together and make love under stressful circumstances, without thinking it through. And it will be complicated for Kate and Sawyer - things are never easy for anyone on Lost!"

http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/articles/2007/05/11/entertainment/local/6d7f7b6c3d11fcea862572d700652c11.txt

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Evangeline Lily (who has done love scenes with him) and her boyfriend Dominic Monaghan frequently go out with the Holloways. They're good friends -- but those romantic moments can be a little touchy. "Neither of us knows where it's going," he says of the on-screen romance. "And sometimes those scenes are hard to watch. I'll see a look a give her and it's a look I give my wife. I guess, though, that just means I did my job."

Holloway's wife is fine with the TV romance because she knows he's coming home to her. "She is incredibly confident and she knows how I feel about her."

Besides, she's a fan of the show who wants the characters to stay together.

On 2nd May I reported that Lost had got three nominations in the II Spanish Awards Mundoplus.tv 2007. The voting ended on 28th May and I’m happy to report that LOST has won in the three categories that was nominated for:

- Best drama show: Lost
- Best actress: Evangeline Lilly (Kate, Lost)
- Best supporting actor: Josh Holloway (Sawyer, Lost)

vive josh, evie et lost brave espagnol, vs avez de bons yeux

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SPACE Announces the Winners of The 2007 SPACEY Awards

FAVOURITE CHARACTER YOU LOVE TO HATE
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Nominees: Dr. Gaius Baltar (Battlestar Galactica), Caprica 6 (Battlestar Galactica), Vala Mal Doran (Stargate SG-1), James "Sawyer" Ford (Lost), Lex Luthor (Smallville)
Award Presenter: Jewel Staite and Joe Flanigan from Stargate Atlantis
Winner: Lex Luthor - Accepted by Michael Rosenbaum

FAVOURITE TV CHARACTER
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Nominees: Kate Austen (Lost), Jack Bauer (24), Dr. Rodney McKay (Stargate Atlantis), Hiro Nakamura (Heroes), Kara "Starbuck" Thrace (Battlestar Galactica)
Award Presenter: Terrence Mann from The Dresden Files
Winner: Dr. Rodney McKay - Accepted by David Hewlett

FAVOURITE TV SHOW
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Nominees: Battlestar Galactica, Heroes, Lost, Stargate Atlantis, 24
Award Presenter: Kyle Schmid from Blood Ties
Winner: Stargate Atlantis - Accepted by the cast of Stargate Atlantis

http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/June2007/10/c2897.html

merci ebaucoup Lylly ! tu pourrais résumé l'article de presse ? j'ai rien pigé XD

Merci!!!

http://tv.globo.com/Entretenimento/Tv/Listas/0,,5294-p-1002,00.html

Here's the list

1 - Kate & Sawyer
2 - Michael & Sarah
3 - Lorelai & Luke
4 - House & Cameron
5 - Alex & Izzie
6 - Clark & Lana
7 - Seth & Summer
8 - Lucas & Brooke
9 - Logan & Veronica
10 - Tim & Lyla

voilà les deux vidéos





dans chq vid evie montre encore son penchant pr kate en voulant désespérement que kate soit enceinte et en disant que la mort qui serait la plus dure pour elle c'est celle de saw car travailler avec lui ça lui manquerait

merci pour les vids!

dans le dernier lost mag, evie a parlé ac son coeur de la relation entre saw et kate, une belle itv ça me fait plaisir car beaucoup pense comme elle sur skate ça prouve qu'on est pas à côté de la plaque^^