In its day, it was probably the most talked-about exhibits on tv, but nearly 20 years later, Josh Holloway says that he doesn’t care about discussions surrounding a reboot of ABC’s Lost — as a result of he doesn’t think it’d ever occur.
“I don’t have any emotions about it as a result of I don’t imagine they would do this,” the actor who performed Sawyer on the collection said when asked about the possibility of a reboot. That doesn’t imply that he wouldn’t get entangled if requested, nevertheless. “I would be in — after all, why not? But I really feel like that present’s ending… I’m strong with loss and closure. It’s been probably the most wonderful expertise and has the longest legs within the historical past of a TV present, it looks like.”
The actor is amused by the present’s latest revival in recognition as a new technology discovers it through streaming, he revealed. (Sure, “new technology,” and sure, “nearly 20 years later” — Lost ran from 2004 via 2010, pricey reader; you’re older than you think.)
“I bear in mind some teenage ladies laughing and taking a look at me, and I used to be like, ‘Oh God, what have I acquired on my face?’ And so they’re like, ‘You’re on Lost.’ I used to be like, ‘Wow, you guys are simply now watching that?’ So it’s fascinating to have folks come as much as you with their daughters or sons and say, “I watched it 20 years in the past, now I’m watching it with my son or my daughter.” That’s particular. I like that as a result of I’ve youngsters.”
That doesn’t imply that his personal children are having fun with his resurgence — and even his earlier work — nevertheless. “Mine have by no means seen Lost, they usually don’t give a rattling,” he admitted, laughing.
Lost is at the moment streaming on Netflix. Holloway’s present venture, Duster, is streaming on HBO Max with new episodes each Thursday.