LOST: THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE #8 Previews Exclusive Cover / 2007 Titan
LOST: THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE Volume # 01, In-Flight Magazine # 08, Previews Exclusive Cover Edition featuring YUNJIN KIM (Sun-Hwa Kwon). January/February 2007 Titan Magazines.
IN THIS ISSUE...
UNEARTHED TREASURES
Co-executive producers Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz discuss Juliet’s importance to the show’s dynamic, how new characters are going to be brought out of the background, and why we’ll be spending most of season three hiding behind a cushion…
GET LOST
We’ve been frantically clearing our desks (and our schedules) at Lost Magazine to make way for the first wave of McFarlane action figures, the exclusive Inkworks trading cards collector’s album, and the Lost board game. Check out some amazing pictures, plus our exclusive interview with the brains behind the game, Keith Tralins.
FIRE IN THE SKY
Our Oceanic Flight 815 section continues to explore all aspects of the fateful journey, with the beautiful concept drawings of Art Director Scott Cobb – your window on Otherville, only in Lost Magazine .
FAITH NO MORE?
Three different lives. One powerful connection. Scroll down for an exclusive sneak preview as Terry O’Quinn, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje and Henry Ian Cusick rest by the embers to discuss the spiritual ties that bind Locke, Eko and Desmond…
Embracing the unknown – Terry O’Quinn, Adewale Akinnuoye and Henry Ian Cusick on spirituality:
Terry: “I believe it enhances the quality of life to believe in magic and the mystical. I like to think there are a lot of different powers and serendipitous things. We stop thinking that every person that crosses our path crosses our path for a reason and are potentially something powerful. When we stop thinking that way, life becomes less interesting and John Locke wants life to be that way. So do I, but it takes some effort.”
Adewale: “Eko is a priest at heart and so his foremost concern is for the spiritual welfare, not only of himself, but others. While everyone else was trying to survive, he took this completely different approach. He took control of his destiny, which was spiritual.”
Henry: “Desmond is faith-based, as are [Locke and Eko]. I think what they were trying to say is that faith is blind. Faith is faith, and you do it because you have faith. They all believed by pressing the button that they were saving the world. Like most people, they have moments of weakness. But it’s completely normal to have faith, lose it, and then get it back.”
A whole new world: Adewale and Henry on how their lives have changed since filming began:
Adewale: “It’s made me a much better professional and hopefully, a much better artist and person. I had to realize I’m a celebrity with this job and it’s been a great learning experience."
Henry: “We moved out here, my wife and my two kids. We wake up every morning smiling. It’s finally sunk in that I’m now working on Lost and living in Hawaii. I can now relax into it and not worry that’s it getting taken away from me, like I’m killed off or it was mistake!”
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