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The full-time deal would make the "Prometheus" scribe an in-house series creator for the studio, where he would join the likes of J.J. Abrams, Greg Berlanti, Josh Schwartz and ... has received lukewarm reviews. The hotly anticipated film ...  

David is sort of picking away at it and saying “You made ... So this one wants to dye his hair blonde so that he looks like Lawrence. And what does like mean to a robot? It has just got really tired to me in sci-fi with robots that they ...  

In an interview with ComicBookMovie earlier this week, Lost creator Damon Lindelof–who seems to be taking a break from feature films following the releases of Prometheus and Star Trek 2–said that it’s a shame certain Marvel movies are ...  

Exactly two years after LOST bowed out with one of the most talked-about finales in TV history, the series' co-creator/co-showrunner Damon Lindelof is returning to the TV island after treading feature waters for the past two years.  

Star Trek 2 has apparently wrapped, so JJ Abrams won’t have to worry about setting up a Berlin Wall to keep spies and paparazzi away from taking pictures. But as Collider tells us, Abrams is still on high alert for spoilers, to the point where ...  

“This (deal) is about me creating my next show,” he explained. Lindelof ... “I’m ready to come back to TV full-time.” While Lindelof will be moving away from films, he still has the Star Trek sequel in production and has written the script ...  

"Lost." "Prometheus." "Star Trek 2." "Cowboys & Aliens." If it's popular and sci-fi and released over the past five years, Damon Lindelof has probably had some say in it. That's why everyone's very curious to see what Lindelof will do next now that "Prometheus" is almost in theaters and "Star Trek 2" is filming. Well, [...]  

Lost co-creator and executive producer Damon Lindelof is finalizing a three-year overall deal with Warner Bros. TV, Deadline reports. "I'm ready to come back to TV full-time," he told the site. "This [deal] is about me creating my next show." Lindelof said ...  

As the site notes, Warrner Bros. is also the home of Lost co-creator J.J. Abrams, who recently managed to land a spot on primetime with Warner Bros. TV's Revolution, a promising looking post-apocalyptic drama he's executive producing with Eric ...  

Scribe Damon Lindelof can count himself a lucky man. Not only is he the screen writer for Ridley Scott’s return to the sci-fi fold movie, ‘Prometheus,’ he also co-wrote another highly anticipated film, the untitled sequel to ‘Star Trek ...  

Lost creator Damon Lindelof has said that he wants to return to the small screen full-time. The writer and producer, who penned Ridley Scott's new movie Prometheus, is said to be close to finalising a three-year deal with Warner Brothers Television, also ...  

We at Bleeding Cool have been speaking to a lot of the talent behind Prometheus. Yesterday afternoon, Little Bleeder in the field Patrick Dane got to sit down with Damon Lindelof, and there was much discussion. For now, here’s the portion of ...  

As Lindelof himself puts it, “I’m ready to come back to TV full-time.” Hit the jump for more from Lindelof ... Lindelof flat-out states that this deal is about him creating his next show.  I’m sure he’ll develop and produce a few ...  

Hollywood ReporterDamon Lindelof Nears Big Overall Deal With Warner Bros. TV (Exclusive)Hollywood ReporterHe will join frequent collaborator JJ Abrams at the studio, which also counts such TV heavyweights as Greg Berlanti, Josh Schwartz and Kevin Williamson. As a part of the deal, Lindelof will develop new series for the studio.Writer Damon Lindelof nearing overall deal with Warner Bros. TV, will return ...TheCelebrityCafe.com'Lost' creator...  

UPDATE: Damon Lindelof's deal with Warner Bros. TV is now officially finalized.  

UPDATE: Damon Lindelof's deal with Warner Bros. TV is now officially finalized.  

Anticipation is nearing a fever pitch for director Ridley Scott’s Prometheus as the eagerly awaited sci-fi pic finally hits theaters next weekend, but co-writer Damon Lindelof has another project on the horizon whose level of anticipation just ...  

"I'm ready to come back to TV full-time," he told the site. "This [deal] is about me creating my next show." Lindelof said he wants to continue to explore the sci-fi and fantasy genres, but don't expect another series with what he calls "wackadoo mythology.  

"Movie life is nice and different, but I missed the energy and excitement of doing series television... I'm ready to come back to TV full-time." Lindelof expressed an interest in creating programs for ... is not interested in making more shows with ...  

Damon Lindelof has praised Benedict Cumberbatch's performance in Star Trek 2. The screenwriter described the Sherlock star's turn in the sequel as "iconic", insisting that it is some of the best sci-fi work he has ever seen. "Benedict Cumberbatch, I can ...  

Damon Lindelof has praised Benedict Cumberbatch's performance in Star Trek 2. The screenwriter described the Sherlock star's turn in the sequel as "iconic", insisting that it is some of the best sci-fi work he has ever seen. "Benedict Cumberbatch, I can ...  

Damon Lindelof, the co-creator and showrunner of the hit ABC series Lost, is finalizing a three-year overall deal with Warner Brothers Television that will bring him back to TV after two years spent spearheading feature films like Star Trek and ...  

Damon Lindelof on the Lost finale: A fan's response | Den of Geek #lost redux  

When he isn't busy serving as producer on films like Prometheus and the upcoming Star Trek sequel, Damon Lindelof can occasionally be found entertaining his thousands of Twitter followers with his random 140-character blurbs. His last contribution to television came in the form of an ABC show called Lost. You may have heard of that one.  

The "Lost" co-creator and "Prometheus" scribe is close to a three-year pact to create new series for the studio.read more  

He's pleased with Benedict Cumberbatch's performance.  

EXCLUSIVE: I asked Prometheus co-writer and big comic book fan Damon Lindelof which character he would be interested in bringing to the big screen. He also ... MC: So which character or characters would you most like to adapt for the screen and why? DL: Well there's a huge part of me that wold somehow like to be involved in a Batman movie, but now that I've seen what Christopher Nolan has done with it I just don't think that anyone is ever...  

A week ago, Damon Lindelof gave us his long-awaited take on the controversial Lost finale, and here's what one fan has to say in response... The No Holds Barred Racing... Dirt: Showdown is getting set to test your driving skills, so we thought we’d look ...  

Meyer attempted to change the look of Star Trek to match the nautical atmosphere he envisioned and stay within budget. The Enterprise, for example, was given a ship's bell, boatswain's call, and more blinking lights and signage. To save money on ...  

"Ridley Scott's future, established in Alien and Blade Runner and carried through to Prometheus, is grey and gritty, and populated by tortured souls." He went on to say that he enjoys the "breath of fresh air" allowed by switching between the two "very ...  

Lost ended almost two years ago, and the finale was predictably controversial and divisive.  After the finale, show-runners Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse understandably went radio-silent, so the ending could sink in.  The duo also didn’t ...  

If you’re still scratching your head over that ambiguous Lost finale two years later… well, this new interview with Damon Lindelof probably won’t change that. But if you’re one of the many fans who wondered just what in the hell Lindelof and Carlton Cuse thought they were doing, you’ll want to watch the video after [...]  

There is a thick veil of secrecy surrounding "Prometheus," but co-writer Damon Lindelof hinted to fans this week that the upcoming science-fiction chiller may lead to sequels. The indication that more deep-space terrors could await even after ...  

Yes, we're STILL talking about this! When Lost aired its season finale back in 2010 nearly almost everyone was left disappointed. The show's Executive Producer, Damon Lindelof, has a message for all fans that didn't like his ending: Suck it! Okay, he didn't say "suck it," but he DID say if he had the chance [...]  

There is a thick veil of secrecy surrounding "Prometheus," but co-writer Damon Lindelof hinted to fans this week that the upcoming science-fiction chiller may lead to sequels. The indication that more deep-space terrors could await even after ...  

The final episode of "Lost" aired two years ago, but for fans of the mystery, talk about that finale and the unanswered questions it left behind never ended. Some loved it, some hated it and many didn't understand it. But "Lost" writer ...  

There is a thick veil of secrecy surrounding "Prometheus," but co-writer Damon Lindelof hinted to fans this week that the upcoming science-fiction chiller may lead to sequels.  The indication that more deep-space terrors could await even after the final ...  

There is a thick veil of secrecy surrounding "Prometheus," but co-writer Damon Lindelof hinted to fans this week that the upcoming science-fiction chiller may lead to sequels.  The indication that more deep-space terrors could await even after the final ...  

Are we still talking about Lost?! Well, executive producer Damon Lindelof still is. In a lengthy interview with The Verge, Lindelof addressed  

Are we still talking about Lost?! Well, executive producer Damon Lindelof still is. In a lengthy interview with The Verge, Lindelof addressed fan dissatisfaction with the supernatural saga’s polarizing ending in 2010. I’m not entirely sure ...  

Damon Lindelof is a nerd's nerd. The same man who co-created "Lost" and helped J.J. Abrams send "Star Trek" off into an awesome new direction also geeked out at the chance to help Ridley Scott develop the idea for "Prometheus." But as it turns out, Lindelof is also the man who turned "Prometheus" from being [...]  

Damon Lindelof is a nerd's nerd. The same man who co-created "Lost" and helped J.J. Abrams send "Star Trek" off into an awesome new direction also geeked out at the chance to help Ridley Scott develop the idea for "Prometheus." But as it turns ...  

One of the most anticipated movies of the summer is "Prometheus," directed by Ridley Scott and rumored to be tied to or related to the famous horror film "Alien" (also directed by Scott). Now "Lost" writer Damon Lindelof explains how the script ...  

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Indeed, of everyone involved in LOST, Lindelof has had the most to say on this topic, but we’ve never seen him address it as calmly and candidly as he does in a new episode of The Verge’s tech news show, On the Verge. “As obnoxious and entitled as ...  

Marvel fans are well aware after the end credits of every one of the comic company's movies will be a small scene alluding to the next film. Following "The Avengers" fans were introduced to Thanos, one of Marvel Universe's most important villains. Well, guess what? According to "Prometheus" writer Damon Lindelof, "Battleship" followed suit. If [...]  

For six seasons on the cult TV show Lost, writer Damon Lindelof learned a few things about keeping fans in  

Readers of this blog will know that I’m a fan of Lost. Or was. Spoiler warning, of course. The ending has bummed me out the more I thought about it. Still, it was 6 years of good television, so much that prior to the ending, I speculated what the end would be, and after the [...]  

Our roundup of 'Prometheus' goodies includes a viral video with Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) sending a message to Weyland Corporation, conceptual art, and co-screenwriter Damon Lindelof's Twitter Q & A for the film.  

Damon Lindelof believes 'Prometheus' is more than just a prequel to 'Alien' as cinemagoers can still watch it without having seen the first movie. 'Prometheus' scriptwriter Damon Lindelof thinks the film would be ''less interesting'' if it was only an 'Alien' prequel.  

Just the other day, we posted excerpts from an interview with Damon Lindelof in which the screenwriter talked about many aspects of the upcoming sci-fi pic Prometheus.  The Lost co-creator recently took to Twitter to take part in a Q&A regarding Prometheus, giving the fans an opportunity to beg for more information on the highly anticipated summer film.  We’ve rounded up a few of the more interesting answers Lindelof gave, including hints at...  

Ah, Damon Lindelof. A true writer's writer, who cares so much about his craft that he can't possibly tell you anything at all about whatever it is he is currently working on. When he and Carlton Cuse officially took over...  

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''Lost'' exec/co-writer of sci-fi epic shares story of getting the gig, tackles ''prequel'' talk, more inside dish  

Damon Lindelof is used to being at the center of fanboy speculation. After all, he was responsible for six seasons of "Lost," the hit ABC series that used cliffhangers, sci-fi, faith and a smoke monster to delight-slash-enrage the entire internet.  

Big news today for movie nerds. Deadline reports that filmmaker Brad Bird and fan-favorite film writer Damon Lindelof are teaming up for a new project at Disney. Bird, coming off of his first live-action with Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol, is set to direct the mysterious large scale sci-fi project 1952. Whether that's just a codename or an actual year related to the story, we're not yet sure, but the project "has multi-platform...  

I can safely say that Prometheus is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films of the year.  Beyond the fact that it marks a return to the sci-fi genre for director Ridley Scott and is related to his classic horror film Alien, it looks unbelievably cool.  By now most people are familiar with the fact that the project originated as a direct prequel to Alien, but when Damon Lindelof was brought onboard to work on the screenplay it morphed...  

From Marvel’s Ultimate Universe to LOST and now to the farthest corner of space, Damon Lindelof never turns away from a writing challenge. He shares what it’s like to help construct Ridley Scott‘s much anticipated PROMETHEUS and brings along Charlize Theron to preview her role that was literally created for her. Of course, there’s plenty […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry...  

Storytelling advice from Joss Whedon, Stephen King, Salman Rushdie, Doris Lessing, Scott Simon, Damon Lindelof and a machine. May 14, 2012. tags: Damon Lindelof, Doris Lessing, Joss Whedon, Lost, NPR, Salman Rushdie, Scott Simon, ...  

It's no surprise that talented writer/producer extraordinaire Damon Lindelof has been a very busy bee since the end of his mega hit TV show "Lost." The man wrote "Cowboys and Aliens," the very buzzworthy upcoming "Alien"-esque blockbuster "Prometheus," and the untitled "Star Trek" sequel. Like we said, he's a busy man, and today brings us [...]  

"I wrote maybe a four or five paragraph email saying here are all the things I love about it, I think there are some incredible set pieces here, I love the fundamental idea behind the movie, I feel like it’s a cool think piece. BUT I think it’s relying ...  

Just when you thought the cryptic quotes about Lost were over with, co-creator and executive producer Damon Lindelof came out and said the following at Variety’s Entertainment & Technology Summit: It’s been two years (since the series wrapped) and we told the story we wanted to tell….I do feel like the world has not seen the [...]  

You weren't the only person feverishly re-watching the epic trailer for "The Dark Knight Rises" last night. Damon Lindelof was too! (Popular screenwriters: they're just like us!)The "Lost" co-creator couldn't contain his excitement about the final Batman trailer -- specifically Michael Caine's Michael Caine-y line reading of "I've buried enough Waynes."Read More... More on The Dark Knight Rises  

Will it be his next film?  

Now that we're promised sci-fi violence, some intense images, and a smattering of brief language, 20th Century Fox is now ramping its “Prometheus” marketing into overdrive to try and ensure an audience sees the damn thing. Not that the film's smart campaign hasn't been incredibly satisfying thus far, but that's exactly why a new TV spot and featurette revealed today might still pique your interest. While the 30-second TV spot wisely...  

Lost producer Damon Lindelof has revealed his favourite episodes from the original series of Star Trek. The producer revealed his three top episodes of Star Trek in a new interview with SFX magazine as part of their ‘cheeky’ bid for clues about J.J ...  

Brad Bird is teaming up with Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof for 1952, the mystery project set up at Disney. Lindelof is producing the project and writing the script with Jeff Jensen, the Entertainment Weekly writer who covered Lost for the magazine and ...  

My wife:"What's your problem?"Me:"I've buried enough Waynes."My wife:"What?"#SevenViewsAndCounting#DarkKnightRises — Damon Lindelof (@DamonLindelof) May 1, 2012 Have you seen the final "The Dark Knight Rises" trailer yet?! Wasn't it AMAZING? We were obviously on board from the beginning, but after that trailer, Batman is fighting "The Avengers" for a spot at the forefront of our minds, [...]  

Disney has tapped Brad Bird to direct 1952, a sci-fi project written by Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof and Entertainment Weekly writer Jeff “Doc” Jensen. Bird (The Incredibles, Ratatouille) is coming off the huge success of last year ...  

Unlike fellow Pixar alum Andrew Stanton, Brad Bird’s career shift from animation to live-action has been well received by movie-goers. The director of The Iron Giant, Incredibles and Ratatouille helmed Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol ...  

Disney has tapped Brad Bird to direct 1952, a sci-fi project written by Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof and Entertainment Weekly writer Jeff “Doc” Jensen. Bird  

Brad Bird will reportedly direct the upcoming Disney project 1952. The filmmaker is said to have signed a deal with the studio to helm the sci-fi vehicle written by Lost's Damon Lindelof, reports Deadline. Lindelof is co-writing with Jeff Jensen on what is ...  

Brad Bird will reportedly direct the upcoming Disney project 1952. The filmmaker is said to have signed a deal with the studio to helm the sci-fi vehicle written by Lost's Damon Lindelof, reports Deadline. Lindelof is co-writing with Jeff Jensen on what is ...  

Last year, Disney struck a massive seven-figure deal with Lost scribe Damon Lindelof to produce and write the next big science fiction franchise. After the disaster that was John Carter, it's no wonder Disney is looking to wipe the slate clean for their ...  

Well it may not be his San Francisco earthquake epic "1906," but it looks like another numerically titled movie has caught the attention of Brad Bird. Deadline reports that the director has signed on to helm "1952," a project that Disney has been developing, having hired Damon Lindelof ("Lost," "Prometheus") to pen the script last year. What is it? No one knows. The mystery project is being kept tightly under wraps though it's expected to...  

Brad Bird and Damon Lindelof: Two great tastes that taste great together? That's the hope, anyway, as Disney announced that the director of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol and The Incredibles will be helming 1952, a screenplay from the writer of Lost ...  

When it was announced that Brad Bird would be directing Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, the question everyone was asking was, “Can Bird make a successful transition from directing animated movies to directing live action epics?” When Ghost Protocol was finally released, Bird answered all of our questions with a resounding, “Of course I can you idiots, I’m Brad F’n Bird. What can’t I do?” Now that Deadline Celebration has broke the news...  

The movers and shakers tend to flock together in Hollywood and there’s a hot feature film project that’s beginning to get some buzz at Disney called 1952. It’s the brainchild of Damon Lindelof (Lost, Prometheus) and Entertainment Weekly ...  

Update from /Film editor Peter Sciretta: Ryan Stewart points out on Twitter that “1952 is big in UFO lore. It’s the year Project Blue Book started.” This might give us some clues to what the project is about. According to wikipedia: The 1952 Washington D.C. UFO incident, also known as the Washington flap or the [...]  

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What do you get when you cross the director of "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" with the co-creator of "Lost" and the guy who wrote extensive "Lost" recaps for EW.com? The secret sci-fi blockbuster "1952," apparently! According to Deadline ...  

Also—and as far as former animation directors/Pixar wünderkinds go—Brad Bird probably has a future directing live-action films. Andrew Stanton ("John Carter") on the other hand, eh, not so much. So it is with some considerable excitement that we can ...  

There's a lot of people out there who love movies, but don't know the credits of every person working on them. It's amazing that a lot of people love GoodFellas, but don't know Martin Scrosese's name as well as they would, say Lucas or Spielberg.  

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - There is a thick veil of secrecy surrounding "Prometheus," but co-writer Damon Lindelof hinted to fans ... He also promised "a new, grand mythology" that gives credence to Lindelof's hints that "Prometheus" was never intended ...  

However, he added: "I do feel like the world has not seen the end of Lost but I'm not going to have any involvement." Lindelof insisted that he would be happy for a new production team to oversee a Lost continuation. "It would be hypocritical for me to say ...  

Of course, don’t feel too bad for Disney – considering Marvel Studios’ (owned by ... previously established rules and characters – while also providing a modern movie adventure (instead of a 1982 film or 1917 novel, respectively).  

Combining the director of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - GHOST PROTOCOL with the screenwriter of PROMETHEUS seems like a good way to get the internet's panties in a bunch. MI4 helmer Bird is now attached to direct 1952, a top-secret sci-fi project written by Damon ...  

We’re all going to be paying quite a bit of attention to whatever Brad Bird does to follow up his highly successful live-action debut with Mission: Impossible 4, and it looks like we have an idea what that next project will be. While it doesn’t look to ...  

Lindelof's good-natured dig at his own show apparently resonated quite a bit with some of his fellow show creators. Soon both Bill "Scrubs" Lawrence and Shonda "Grey's Anatomy" Rhimes weighed in with their own regrets about which shows didn't work, or didn't work as well as they could have.  

Update from /Film editor Peter Sciretta: Ryan Stewart points out on Twitter that “1952 is big in UFO lore. It’s the year Project Blue Book started.” This might give us some clues to what the project is about. According to wikipedia: The ...  

"Comrade, in your own words, explain to us the history and function of the Aristophanes Span." — Damon Lindelof (@DamonLindelof) April 16, 2012 You read that title correctly. We couldn't make this stuff up if we tried, and luckily we don't have to. For those of you who don't watch the AMC show, let us [...]  

Warner Bros. president of production Jeff Robinov had hoped a third film would be released in 2011 or 2012. Nolan wanted the story for the third installment to keep him emotionally invested. "On a more superficial level, I have to ask the ...  

Star Trek 2‘s Damon Lindelof will be joining Masi Oka (Heroes, Hawaii Five-0) and Marco Arment (creator of Instapaper and Build and Analyze podcast co-host) on this week’s On The Verge. On The Verge is a Internet technology news entertainment show produced by The Verge, a technology news network that launched last fall, and which [...]  

Tonight's Mega Millions lottery has grown to a staggering $640 million, and Damon Lindelof wants in. The Lost co-creator (and sorta-savior of The Killing) tweeted a picture of his new lottery ticket, and he has decided to play Hurley's famously cursed lottery numbers from his own show: 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42. "The numbers are still cursed," Lindelof assures TMZ. "That being said, I'd be kicking myself for the rest of my life if they came in...  

Even if you never play the lotto, you've almost certainly heard about the Mega Millions lotto drawing that will net the lucky winners a total of $656 million. Former Lost showrunner Damon Lindelof has even thrown his own hat into the ring and purchased a ticket…using Hurley's cursed lottery numbers. Lindelof tweeted a pic of the ticket yesterday.  

The question of how much director Ridley Scott's upcoming sci-fi movie, Prometheus is a prequel to 1979's Alien probably won't end until the movie opens in June. At WonderCon last month, screenwriter Damon Lindelof said that Prometheus would "will hopefully contextualize the original Alien so maybe you know a bit more," but said that a Prometheus sequel would "tangentialize even further away from the original Alien." According to Scott...  

Damon Lindelof, the co-writer of Prometheus, has teased fans with the prospect of a sequel to the sci-fi blockbuster saying the story could continue in 'cool and unexpected ways'. In a Q session on Twitter, Lindelof revealed that the plot line didn't ...  

In July 2010, Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof was summoned to a private meeting with Ridley Scott to discuss a top-secret project the director had been developing for the past two years. Lindelof had never met Scott, but the filmmaker called out of the blue ...  

Damon Lindelof, a guy who knows a thing or two about dealing with fan expectations. After having been through the wringer with Lost's controversial ending, Lindelof stepped forward to defend The Killing, and by extension showrunner Veena Sud. He argues that holding back the identity of Rosie's killer was actually an incredibly bold move.  

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Oh my! “LOST” creator Damon Lindelof decided to play some really fun numbers for the Mega Millions today – the cursed numbers from the hit ABC show: 4 8 15 16 23 42! Here’s what Damon shared along with the photo above: Do NOT play the ...  

Movie News After Dark: Original Joe, Anvil 2, That Idiot Damon Lindelof, Game ...Film School RejectsThose of you who have long been disappointed to never get a sequel for This is Spinal Tap! are soon to get the next best thing, a sequel to Anvil! The Story of Anvil. Except for the fact that Anvil is a real thing and the conceit of their sequel is ...  

In the picture, Lindelof's ticket appears to be resting on the very computer Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) dutifully typed them into once an hour for years until Jack (Matthew Fox) and co. came along and shook things up. "Do NOT play the numbers in ...  

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Millions tells the story of 9-year-old Damian, a devout Catholic school boy, whose family moves to the suburbs of Widnes after the death of his mother. Soon after the move, Damian's "hermitage" is obliterated by a bag of money flung from a passing train.  

Millions tells the story of 9-year-old Damian, a devout Catholic school boy, whose family moves to the suburbs of Widnes after the death of his mother. Soon after the move, Damian's "hermitage" is obliterated by a bag of money flung from a passing train.  

"You Are Here" won't be Matthew Weiner's first feature film-- the "Mad Men" creator directed the little-seen 1996 indie "What Do You Do All Day?" -- but it'll be his first feature since becoming Matthew Weiner. How the notoriously meticulous ...  

BRAD Bird has been confirmed as the director of sci-fi drama 1952. The mystery project will see the Pixar luminary and Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol filmmaker unite with Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof. Very little is still known about the project, which was set up by Lindelof last year under a shroud of secrecy, but according to The Hollywood Reporter, it’s going to be an ‘epic tentpole’. It is not even yet known whether the film...  

When celebs like Ashton Kutcher started embracing Twitter several years ago, others in Hollywood, such as writer-producer Damon Lindelof were left confused about the power of the tweet. "I'm not as cool as Ashton Kutcher," said Lindelof as his ...  

Lost producer Damon Lindelof teams with Pixar and Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol helmer Brad Bird for nerd nirvana.  

Speaking at Variety's Entertainment & Technology Summit yesterday, LOST co-creator Damon Lindelof claimed that the long-running ABC drama series will eventually return in some form in the future. Revealed Lindelof, "It's been two years and we told the ...  

As debate continues over whether or not Ridley Scott's Prometheus is or is not a prequel to Alien, writer Damon Lindelof has weighed in on the subject.  

Damon Lindelof, B. Clay Moore, and Joshua Hale Fialkov. One issue will feature a story written by Lost co-creator Lindelof and illustrated by Jeff Lemire. Ame-Comi Wonder Woman The new Batman Digital series will be preceded in May by another new ...  

Damon Lindelof is PRAYING TO JACOB that life imitates art ... 'cause the "Lost" co-creator just dropped one U.S. dollar to play the infamous "Lost Numbers" in the mega-millions lottery. Lindelof just posted a photo of his ticket to Twitter ...…  

Lost showrunner Damon Lindelof tweeted the below pic of his Mega Millions lotto ticket — playing the numbers that Hurley and the island made famous: 4-8-15-16-23-42. “How could I resist?” he asked. Lindelof then boldly crossed the social ...  

Loved by some, despised by others, Lost creator Damon Lindelof does not regret how the finale played out. However, he does regret something else. "If there was one regret that I had (it's that) there were times, over the course of the show, where in ...  

Prometheus has arrived with a bang, Ridley Scott’s expansive Alien prequel, and SlashGear sat down with writers Damon Lindelof and Jon Spaihts to talk Quadrilogy canon, SpaceX and angry androids. Jointly responsible for a screenplay that has spawned ...  

Sir Ridley turned to Damon Lindelof—best known for as the writer, producer and show runner for Lost to work on and expand a script by Jon Spaihts. Originally intended as prequel to the Alien films, the story has apparently turned into much more than that ...  

There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race. Written by Jon Spaihts and Damon Lindelof, the film stars Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Logan Marshall-Green and Charlize Theron. U.S., Japanese ...  

Sir Ridley turned to Damon Lindelof—best known for as the writer, producer and show runner for Lost to work on and expand a script by Jon Spaihts. Originally intended as prequel to the Alien films, the story has apparently turned into much more than that ...  

There is a thick veil of secrecy surrounding "Prometheus," but co-writer Damon Lindelof hinted to fans this week that the upcoming science-fiction chiller may lead to sequels.  The indication that more deep-space terrors could await even after the final ...  

sci-fi fans are beginning to piece together the puzzle set by Scott and writers Damon Lindelof and Jon Spaihts. Over the past few months, Digital Spy has spoken to Noomi Rapace, Idris Elba, Guy Pearce and Rafe Spall to try and get to the bottom of the ...  

But now, writer Damon Lindelof has revealed that "Prometheus" can have a sequel without tying into the "Alien" story. "If you like ['Prometheus'] and want more, there is totally a design for this story to continue in cool and unexpected ways," he wrote on ...  

Six days ago, "Lost" co-creator Damon Lindelof celebrated the two-year anniversary of the show's highly polarizing series finale -- but while the show is in the past, that doesn't mean that the drama is over. Fan favorite Dominic Monaghan took ...  

The two writers are experienced with sequels, having co-wrote the follow-up to “Star Trek” (with producer Damon Lindelof) and "Mission Impossible III" (with director Abrams). “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” will star Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker ...  

In this featurette, director Ridley Scott and his crew open up about the ship’s far-out design. Prometheus script writer Damon Lindelof shares a few his trade secrets, too. Apparently they edited out the bits where he explains the incoherent ...  

As if the impending Mayan doom of 2012 wasn't enough to make you rush construction of that fallout shelter, Lost creator Damon Lindelof has decided to play Hurley's cursed lotto numbers in tonight's Mega Millions drawing. "How could I resist?"  

Lost” co-creator Damon Lindelof to his more than 176,000 followers on Twitter. THE LATE Dr. Samuel Johnson, who said that “no one but a blockhead ever wrote except for money,” couldn’t have anticipated Twitter, much less that more than ...  

Damon Lindelof in one of today’s top posts: There were drafts that were more explicitly spelled out. I think Ridley’s instinct kept being to pull back, and I would say, “Ridley, I’m still eating shit a year after Lost is over for all ...  

Damon Lindelof explains how fan obsession led to his upcoming Batman: Black and White comic with Jeff Lemire: What happened was that I basically became obsessed with Jeff [Lemire]. [Laughs] I read “Sweet Tooth” and was like, “Holy shit.  

specifically the story crafted by Jon Spaihts (“The Darkest Hour”) and Damon Lindelof (“Lost,” “Cowboys & Aliens”). The title of the film references the Greek myth of the same name, in which Prometheus stole fire from the gods and ...  

Spaihts' sci-fi horror film "Prometheus," which he co-wrote with Damon Lindelof, opens June 8. Variety first reported the news of the "Mummy" reboot.