Behind The Scenes At Dillingham Air Field (Prop Pics)

1st Pic: The Village From Eko's FlashBacks
2nd Pic: The Nose
3rd Pic: The Beach Craft (They take it apart for storage.)
4th Pic: Runway where Yemi Was Killed
5th Pic: Burned Up Fuselage

Took these shots this afternoon. They are from Dillingham Air Field which is right next to Mokuleia Beach, where most of the beach scenes are filmed. The air field houses many props from the show including the plane, Eko's beach craft, and many others. Enjoy!
More To Come Soon!

Jeff Fahey, His Role?

First and foremost, thanks to DarkUFO for informing us about Jeff being casted to the on LOST.
The role of Mr.Fahey has yet to be spoken of by the Producers. According to many different sources, Jeff maybe playing an older, beaten up Gerald Degroot. At this point it seems very unlikely. The most likely role Jeff will be playing is that of the freighter captain and a very clever one. Only time will tell.

Lacey Chabert Will Not Be Joining The Losties

Geno's World has learned that Lacey Chabert is in discussions to guest star on an episode of "Lost". The "Mean Girls" star would be reuniting with her former "Party of Five" co-star Matthew Fox. It's only a one-shot, but it would be cute to see the two together!

Source: SpoilerTV

Thanks to DarkUFO for informing me about the rumor a few weeks back.

Lacy Chabert will not be joining the Losties this season. The negotiations ended as of yesterday as Lacy stated she is interested in bigger roles and does not want to relocate to Hawaii, even if it is for a short while. No worries for the producers, her role will be either filled by newly signed cast member Rebecca Mader.

Source: The LOST Blog815

First Season 4 Set Photos

These photos from Mr.Sitts and myself, who managed to take these snaps of the beach area and the Dharma Van.

Lindelof, Cuse talk new Lost cast

Show creators break radio silence, confirm flurry of casting rumors; Jeremy Davies, Jeff Fahey to both be recurring.

Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, the two showrunners for ABC's meta-drama Lost, love messing with people's minds. The pair holds the answers to some of today's greatest television mysteries and, following an Internet leak of details on season three's twist-tastic finale, has promised to keep a low profile with the media until the show's fourth season begins next year.

However, the two did answer a few questions regarding the recent casting rumors and news--Jeremy Davies (Rescue Dawn, Solaris) and Jeff Fahey (Lawnmower Man, Grindhouse)--and talked ever so slightly about the new characters of season four.

Unlike other shows that trumpet their new cast members and characters, the crew behind Lost prefers misleading the millions of fans of the show. Simple things, such as casting announcements, can go a long way in today's Internet news world, so even the actors don't know who the character they're auditioning for is.

"We actually [have] the actors read fake [scenes] and give them fake character names. Because those casting [pages] travel so widely, there's no way to maintain secrecy," Cuse told EW.com. "So we basically have to come up with fake but analogous scenes that will show us qualities of an actor but won't give away what the role is."

Lindelof and Cuse know what those roles are, and they knew that Davies and Fahey would be perfect for those characters.
Jeremy Davies already looking Lost-ish in Rescue Dawn.

"He's a real actor's actor--there's an intelligence you glean from this guy," said Lindelof of Davies, according to EW. "He's usually the smartest guy in the room in any part he plays. That transformative quality, plus the tremendous intelligence that seems to emanate from him, sort of seemed perfect for this particular character."

Lindelof also feels that Fahey fits the Lost mold well as an actor that is somewhat recognizable to casual television fans but holds on to some anonymity. "...[Fahey will] be able to land on our island without most people going, 'Oh, I know who that guy is.' And especially for the part we cast him for, he has exactly the right sensibilities."

Another newcomer to the show, Ken Leung, caught the eyes of the pair after seeing him once on The Sopranos. That one episode was enough to not only have them pursue him for Lost, but also write a new character specifically for Leung.

"[Leung's character] is so specifically geared to what we thought he could do as an actor [that] if he had said no, we would have had to scrap the character and rewrite him and come up with a different one," said Cuse.

British actress Rebecca Mader joins the drama after several stints on television, the most high profile of which was a starring role on Fox's 2006 law drama Justice. She read for her part with an American accent, but the producers eventually had her read in her native tongue, and it stuck--the character is now British.

Finally, The Wire's Lance Reddick was always a target of Lindelof and Cuse (he was originally considered for the part of Mr. Eko), but scheduling conflicts held him up until now. When news of Reddick joining the cast broke, his character was described as a "corporate recruiter," but don't expect any normal human resources worker doing some simple company headhunting.

"Around here at the Lost offices, 'corporate recruiter' means something entirely different than corporate recruiter," said Lindelof.

Isn't that always the case with Lost?

Source: TV.COM

Minor Snippets, Jorge Garcia, Matthew Fox and Rob McElhenney

Question: Gasp! I love you, Michael, but I'm extremely worried about you. You wasted your energy answering two questions about One Tree Hill in last week's column, and you didn't even mention Lost once! I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone.— Nora
Ausiello: Imagine how I felt. I haven't had a decent night's sleep since that column ran last Wednesday. The good news? Order has been restored to the universe and, to prove it, here's a little Lost prattle: As you know, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Rob McElhenney did a small role last season as an Other. Well, here's what you don't know: The scene where Julie rifle-butted him in the head was not the last we were supposed to see of him. He was slated to appear in the May finale in some kind of big Others scene, but he was unavailable due to his Philadelphia sked. If I had a gambling problem, I'd bet my firstborn that we'll see him again.

Source: TV Guide

French Female Translator

An upcoming episode will feature a female translator in her 30s who works at a university and translates from French to English.

Source: Spoilerfix