Rodrigo Santoro
The Brazilian waxes poetic when he talks about his new role in "Lost." "I have to make a tiny confession. I wasn't exactly and completely following the show before I got the role. I was busy. So, I was lost when I got 'Lost!' " cries Rodrigo Santoro, the superstar from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Santoro is already steely when it comes to divulging plot secrets from his hit ABC series (9 p.m. Wednesday, WLS-Channel 7). "What I can say to you is the audience is about to know a lot more about my character," he says at an interview at the Beverly Hilton.
Q: What do you make of the phenomenon of "Lost"?
A: I knew about "Lost" in Brazil. It was big, not just in the states but all around the world. Everywhere I go, people know me and then they ask me about what will happen on the next episodes. I tell them that they really don't want to know because it would spoil it.
Q: Are you being careful while living in Hawaii filming "Lost"? There seems to be a curse in that many "Lost" actors have found themselves caught up by the law.
A: I'm very easy and I have the healthiest lifestyle. I surf, do yoga and then work. That's basically my entire day.
Q: How long are you committed to "Lost"?
A: Ha ha. You know I can't say. I don't know how long I will be there, but you can't control things. You can just build a character. I don't prepare too much because who knows what will happen with this show.
Q: Describe your life these days.
A: I'm back and forth between Hawaii and Brazil. It's just such a good time for my career. It's not about being huge. It's about working with the actors and directors I've always admired. It's been a long journey and, thank God, a very gratifying one.
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Sunday, March 11, 2007
Rodrigo Santoro talks about LOST
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Before we get to the fun stuff, I want to say that I’m sorry for the lack of updates during the last few days. A pretty bad fever has forced me to stay in bed. I’m starting to feel a bit better, but don’t be surprised if you don’t see me around for a few more days. With that said I’m not going to let a fever, or anything else for that matter, stop me from publishing the “episode post”!
"Enter 77"
Last week’s Lost episode “Tricia Tanaka is Dead” was an entertaining break from the recent darker episodes. This week’s Sayid centric Lost promises more action and adventure as Locke, Kate and Sayid continue on their mission to save Jack from The Others.
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Thursday, March 1, 2007
Poor Roger…
Here is the Recap for episode 10, Tricia Tanaka is Dead. This episode was rather good and was better than last weeks definitely. To read the recap, click more…
This episode was Hurley centric, and I think everyone recognised him as a kid in the opening flashback. A boy with curly hair fixing a motorcar with his father. He gives up on it, saying it needs a carburettor to start. His father tells him that all he needs is hope. They are planning a trip to the Grand Canyon, but his father said he needs to go to Texas for work. He leaves on a Motorbike.
Kate and Sawyer are walking through the jungle. Kate believes that the beach is only a five minute walk away, Sawyer jokes at her not being excited. She says it’s because she isn’t looking forward to explaining why Jack isn’t there. They argue a bit, Sawyer refuses to apologise for things he has done saying that he has nothing to apologise for. They walk off. Meanwhile, on the beach, Hurley is talking to Charlie. Charlie is down after he heard about his impending doom, and Hurley doesn’t deny that he won’t die. He believes that it is his fault, as the numbers cursed him. Suddenly, Vincent comes out of the jungle, holding in his teeth a human hand. It’s got a key on the end. He runs off again, and Hurley goes after him. Charlie does not follow. Hurley runs into the jungle after the Labrador. Vincent drops the arm, and runs away. Hurley grabs the key and walks along the grass, and he finds a camper van.
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