Considered by AlloCiné viewers as one of the best series of all time, the indescribable Lost (just released on Netflix) will offer its fans 6 seasons of mystery, adventure, suspense and emotion.
Literally full of surprises, cliffhangers and puzzles to solve, the famous JJ Abrams show (in which the passengers of Flight 815 find themselves on an apparently deserted and very strange island) does not spare us the tragic disappearance of characters, as is often the case. A tradition in this type of series.
After Boone’s death in season 1, Jerry was the survivor of his half-sister Shannon’s selfish and intolerable accident, killed in episode 7 of season 2, accidentally shot by Anna-Lucia after starting an affair with Seid.
“I was devastated!”
This event, which greatly surprised many fans during the airing of the series, was also a real trauma for its interpreter Maggie Grace, as she recently said on the microphone. independent :
“I thought they would go a little too far. (…) This is still the worst heartbreak of my career. I was devastated!”He said, deeply disappointed that he had to leave the adventure so early, but not too surprised.
“ was a kind of caricature of white privilege before it became a catchphrase. And maybe I was doing my job too well to make it incredibly annoying.”
“He could redeem himself and become incredibly selfless.”
Forced to retire as one of Lost’s first characters while the show’s popularity grew worldwide, the actor doesn’t hide his disappointment and the desire he then had to explore other aspects of his character:
“I thought he might do something surprising, or find a new tone. Maybe redeem himself at the last moment and become incredibly selfless. I think that happened. In little flashes, but not in the way I was hoping for in terms of narrative arc.”
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Source: Allocine
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