Carlton Cuse, the exec producer and co-writer of Lost, has claimed that it is “inevitable” that the show will return in some form in the future. He also compares the story structure to Narnia. Interestingly, […]
In the last few years, we’ve had a lot of lost manuscripts begin to surface from the likes of C.S. Lewis’ friend J.R.R. Tolkien. From The Children of Hurin to The Legend of Sigurd and […]
Please note the following in this issue of the C.S. Lewis Society Update (2/15/08):
1. C.S. Lewis in TV’s “Lost”
2. Recent Articles
3. New Books
4. Next meetings of the C.S. Lewis Society Bay Area Book Club
5. Other Events […]
One of my favorite TV shows is ABC’s Lost. I’ve been a fan from the start of the show, having been a fan of Alias before it. Last night’s new episode featured brand new characters, including one that had a very familiar name. As I watched the episode, it struck me that one of the characters had a name similar to that of C.S. Lewis himself. It seems I wasn’t alone in noticing this. […]
With all of the Prince Caspian news that has come about on this First of April… a day that is long known to be a day of umm…. foolish behavior, I thought I’d tell you everything that I have heard. […]
Season One of Lost hits DVD today, which is a little more than a month away, but still too far off for my tastes. On the DVD is a Narnia trailer. This is the SAME trailer that was attached to Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith earlier this year, not an all new one. […]
When he lived in the US, Tate established a career as a voiceover man for film trailers. It began with Jurassic Park and during his time in California, he found that his voiceover commitments precluded time to audition for acting roles, though he has worked on JAG, The X-Files, Party of Five, Murder She Wrote and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, among others. Now he does the voice work from a booth in his home in Sydney, his latest jobs being for The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe and Being Julia. […]
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