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Lost's Nestor Carbonell: "There Will Be Major Heartbreak"
Today 1:40 PM PDT by Kristin Dos Santos

Even if you aren't a fan, you've probably heard how amazing last night's Lost was, and that is largely due to one of the best performances we've ever seen on the series television, by one Mr. Nestor Carbonell.

America's favorite guyliner model (but really, he doesn't wear it!) took a break from shooting Lost's series finale to reveal some things I didn't know about Richard, Ben, Michael Emerson's shiner, the finale script that kept him up all night (gaah!) and the "heartbreak" that is coming.

Nothing too spoilery, but it's juicy...

First, on behalf of the fans, you were incredible. This was perhaps the best Lost episode of all time, and Twitter lit up last night with very much deserved Emmy buzz for you.
Oh, thank you. The writers have broken convention in such a great way, in so many ways on this show, and definitely with the characters. I've been so lucky and blessed that I got this part and had it paid off three and a half years later with an episode like this! I'm just very blessed, very lucky.

Yeah, Forget Hurley. You won the lottery with this episode!
[Laughs] I know. Who needs those numbers!?

Did you ever think that you'd be the guy who'd get to be there when we all found out what the Island is?
I had no idea! I never knew it would grow like this. I came to this show auditioning for a great guest star role, and I almost didn't go in because I didn't feel I was ready to go in. But at the last minute I just said, I've got to take a swing at this, it's such a great part, and thankfully I got it. I never knew it would grow like this.

That final scene with Richard and Isabella is one of the most devastatingly beautiful moments we've ever seen on Lost. Is there any chance they could somehow end up together?
Without giving too much away, I can tell you that as soon as I read that script I was certainly wanting some resolution. And I think there will be some element of resolution for Richard. I can't say whether or not he has a chance at Isabella, but I just read the season finale and there has been some resolution for my character in a great way. The writers, yet again, just knocked it out of the park with the series finale. You'll see it as the season progresses, what they've come up with is pretty mind-blowing. I'm definitely very fulfilled not just about my character but with the whole show in general. It's an incredible task and they blew me away with what they come up with.


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We now know that Jacob has been talking to Richard all along. And Ben also thought he was talking to Jacob. Is it safe to assume that Ben was not talking to Jacob all these years? His latest episode seemed to reveal that. And does this explain Ben and Richard's tension toward one another in the past?
It's a really good point, you're right. Michael's such an amazing actor and has flushed out that character so well and has exuded such confidence in the role that at times you think, this guy is Jacob. He may as well be. The irony is that he's not at all. He's like all of us, a pawn in Jacob's game or his experiment. But I'm not revealing anything to say that Ben hasn't been privy to anything Jacob has ever asked him to do. I've always been the conduit to everyone Jacob has tapped. If it was Widmore, if it was Ben, if it was Eloise Hawking, if it was eventually John Locke, no one's really dealt with Jacob directly and that's sort of the way Jacob wanted it.

We heard Michael got a black eye while filming recently. Is he OK?
Michael is fine, it was an accident. I won't say how it happened, I'll let him divulge that if he wants to, but he is just fine. You never know, it's a mystery that maybe he will reveal, but he's doing great.

What can you tell us about the finale?
I got the script late, it was like 10 something at night, and usually I go to bed fairly early because you've got to put the kids, but no, I was up at 12:30, pouring through it, reading pieces of it again. There's a lot of tight security as far as scripts—we all have to be there when they're delivered, but I was really, really, thrilled to get it, and again, just blown away with what they wrote. I'm anxious for people to see it and we're in the process of shooting it now.


ABC/Mario Perez
Jorge Garcia told me people are going to start dropping like flies...
There's going to be major heartbreak, there's going to be some very emotional stuff coming down the pike. But the emotional stuff, the payoff will be great. When you see it, and as I read it, it made complete sense what they were doing, and they're doing it in such a beautiful way, what it needs to be. And again, without giving away too much, I think people will be fulfilled even as they may be crying.

Oh good God. We must discuss below...And anyone care to join me in my Give Nestor Carbonell an Emmy campaign?

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[benos]

Yeahhh, wonder if they'll gonna put eyeliner on for Micheal.

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Is Lost the New DWTS? Daniel Dae Kim Reveals On-Set Injury, Dishes on "Powerful" Finale
Today 9:01 AM PDT by Kristin Dos Santos

It's the island's newest mystery: Will any of our favorite Lost stars survive the series finale?

No, no. Not the characters. The actors!

First Evangeline Lilly shows off her crazy bruises. Then we hear about Michael Emerson getting a black eye. And now Daniel Dae Kim (who knocked it out of the part in last night's episode) tells me he took a trip to the emergency room after slicing open his hand.

So what the @#$& is going on on that island?!

Here's the scoop from Dan:

"We were shooting a sequence that involves swimming," Dan explains. "And I actually ripped open my hand on a stray drywall screw that was underwater. I had to run to the hospital to get my hand glued up. They were going to stitch it up, but they decided against it because they thought I might have to go back in the water again and they were worrying about infection. So they ended up gluing it so it was a more watertight seal."

It seems the final episodes are intensely physical for many of the Lost stars. And while Dan says his hand is healing just fine, "There are some bumps and bruises along the way for everyone, I think." Then he adds with a laugh, "People are asking me if I'm going to take any souvenir from the show, but I don't need a piece of the show; it's taken a piece of me! I will have this scar as a souvenir."

After DDK's gripping performance in last night's Lost (warning: if you did not tear up when Jin saw his daughter for the first time, you might be dead inside), he advises fans not to jump to any conclusions about the fate of his and Sun's (Yunjin Kim) baby. (Remember, pregnant Sun was shot in the belly in the Sideways world.)

"I can say that, as with everything on the show, things often are not as they appear," Dan teases. "With the baby and the relationship between Sun and Jin, I think people who are expecting things to turn out one particular way may be very surprised."


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DDK, who is the first and only Lost castmember so far to be swooped up for a new TV series—he's starring in CBS' already buzzed-about Hawaii Five-O pilot alongside Alex O'Loughlin—tells me they're shooting the Lost series finale now, and some precautions have been taken to prevent spoilers: "None of the actors, to the best of my knowledge, received the full script. I believe some scenes may be missing, because there are certain things that are set in motion that aren't completed in what I have. That said, even without those scenes, I found the finale incredibly powerful. So much so that after I finished reading what I received, I had to sit for a few minutes after I closed the last page, just to reflect on it."

Why such an intense response? "Because it's big and it's significant," DDK explains. "It's very emotionally resonant. I was satisfied by it. At its heart, Lost is a story about characters. There is a lot of sci-fi to it, but it's all very human. The stakes are very real. It's relatable. I really had to sit there in silence for a while because it meant a lot to me."

The end of Lost is emotional behind the scenes as well.

"I have one more day of shooting," DDK reveals. "It's a swirl of emotions. In some sense, it's really relaxed and easy on set. Like senior week in high school. You know the last day of school is coming, we're all ready to get there. At the same time, it's emotional for me to go to some certain sets and see that I may never see this set after today or I may never get a chance to work with this person after today. So of course there's sadness it's all ending, too."

Stand by for my exclusive first interview with Daniel about his new Five-O gig, plus what he tells me about which Kwon is the real candidate…

Any bets? Sun? Jin? Their daughter Ji Yeon? Wishes to DDK for a speedy recovery? Kudos on last night's ep? The comments are yours for the taking...

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Lost Redux: Oh. My. No!

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