The actor joined the production as Paulo, one of the passengers on the plane, who crash lands on a mysterious island full of hidden dangers.
During the launch of the third and final season of Good morning, Veronicawhich premieres on March 14, Rodrigo Santoro recalled his participation in Losta successful series shown between 2004 and 2010, and let it slip that a documentary about the production, which turns 20 in 2024, is being developed.
“Lost I got on the tram moving and I was kind of on the tram walking. I’m still riding the tram today”he joked in an interview with the website Hugo Gloss. On the Serie, Santoro interpreted Paul, one of the passengers on the flight, who crash lands on a mysterious island full of dangers. Before the accident, the character applied blows together with nikki (Kiele Sanchez, Station 19).
“It looks like there’s going to be a documentary now. They approached me to talk about a documentary. I think it’s a birthday. I don’t know how old it is, but there’s something being produced”revealed the actor.
Lost told the story of a group of people, survivors of a plane crash, who crash-landed on an island full of secrets. While looking for help and a way to get out of that place, they soon discovered that the place was much less peaceful than they imagined and has dangerous inhabitants, such as a group of natives and even a mysterious monster.
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Source: Rollingstone
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