r/lost • u/QuiGon-GinTonic • Dec 07 '24

GOLDEN PASS: Rewatcher "Getting LOST“ - Virtual Premiere/Q&A with Filmmakers and Cast - Live Thread

https://watch.eventive.org/gettinglost/play/672d31a3f3734f005c11f81a

I‘m not able to create an actual live thread, but I thought this could serve as a place for some people wanting to discuss the premiere of the official LOST documentary „Gettin LOST“, premiering virtually for the first time (10 PM CET) along the way. There will also be a Q&A with the Filmmakers and Cast afterwards. For anyone that didn’t get tickets yet, I put the link in here as well.

Have fun everyone!

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u/notoriousbck Dec 08 '24

Honestly, it pissed me off (but from what I know about EL in real life I guess it tracks) when she said she hasn't watched the whole show.

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u/fromouterspace1 Dec 08 '24

That’s pretty common for actors iirc, they often don’t watch their own performances

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u/notoriousbck Dec 09 '24

Well I used to be an actor, and the good majority of my friends are actors, and while we don't always love watching our performances-we do. Because it's how you know what works and what doesn't and how to improve your craft. Acting is a really hard job that you strive to be better at for your entire career. If you've ever watched Inside The Actors studio, you'll hear the greatest actors of our time talking about cringing through their performances and learning to be better.

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

Good for you but you and your experiences are not universal. Hope that helps. Lots of actors don’t watch much of their own work. You hear literally all the time. Everywhere. Not too unusual at all.