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latimes.com - 21 days ago

Elizabeth Mitchell is an unlikely action hero for 'Lost' and 'V'

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The self-professed theater nerd quickly lands on her feet after her character is seemingly killed on 'Lost.' She's an FBI agent battling aliens on the new show. > The self-professed theater nerd quickly lands on her feet after her character is seemingly killed on 'Lost.' She's an FBI agent battling aliens on the new show.

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popwatch.ew.com - 22 days ago

Elizabeth Mitchell, ‘Lost’ producers talk about Juliet’s fate

— popwatch.ew.com — We know that Elizabeth Mitchell will attempt to save the world from an alien invasion in ABC’s new drama V, a reboot of the memorable 1983 miniseries that debuts tomorrow. But what kind of important business will she be attending to on Lost? In the ... Elizabeth Mitchell, ‘Lost’ producers talk about Juliet’s ...

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usatoday.com - 14 days ago

lipped about 'Lost,' emotive about 'V'

— usatoday.com — Elizabeth Mitchell, 39, who appeared to have been blown to bits on the season finale of Lost , battles extraterrestrials on V (tonight, 8 ET/PT), but she will find her way back to the enigmatic island next year to resume her role as the stoic, heroic ... lipped about 'Lost,' emotive about 'V'

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hollywoodinsider.ew.com - 18 days ago

Elizabeth Mitchell cast in indie drama ‘Answers to Nothing’

— hollywoodinsider.ew.com — Though she’s busy battling aliens in the new ABC drama V and will pop up again on Lost this season, Elizabeth Mitchell is carving out some time to shoot a movie too: She’ll star in the indie ensemble drama Answers to Nothing, EW.com has ... Elizabeth Mitchell cast in indie drama ‘Answers to Nothing’

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Little Snippet on Elizabeth Mitchell
LOST Spoilers — Thanks to Dan for the heads up on this little snippet. Mitchell, by now a pro at keeping "Lost's" patented twists under wraps, will add only, "I've already shot [scenes] with Sawyer. It's one of those things where it appears to be one thing, and then it turns into something else." Full Article Source: LA Times ...

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Jezebel — ... , of Lost , and now V . [ LA Times ] "It was the first time that anyone has ever died that's close to me it's a universal feeling that anyone feels, shock, sadness… I do feel really proud, I feel like it was such an impossibly difficult thing they were faced with trying to finish and I feel very proud that they did manage to finish it. Heath was an extraordinary person and you get to see it now." ...

Clip Bonanza -- Watch the First 8:30 of ABC's V Reboot Right Now! (Sorry, US Only)
IAmATVJunkie.com. Life's Rich Electronically-Delivered Pageant — ... in the image at the top of the post (all the way to the left wearing the priest garb ... is it wrong to objectify an actor dressed as a priest? I guess I'll burn in hell.) Caught glimpses of the original series over the weekend on Syfy. Those lizard heads are laughable, they made me think of Sid and Marty Kroft. Reviews have been for the most part good. Mary McNamara in the LA Times was especially impressed and Shawna Malcom did a quick feature on Mitchell, at this link and this link . Linda Holmes at the NPR blog Monkey See : V_mitchell_son_pilot What ...

More Clues to David Tennant's Departure, a New Monster for the Host 2, and Lost's Holdout Castaway Revealed [Morning Spoilers]
io9 — ... We already know that, despite being dead, Juliet will play an important role in the new season. Elizabeth Mitchell says that she's already shot some scenes with Sawyer and "It's one of those things where it appears to be one thing, and then it turns into something else." [LA Times] ...