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Archive for 2006

Evangeline and Dominic Pick Up the Pieces
Written by Admin on December 21st, 2006

‘Lost’ star Evangeline Lilly and her co-star boyfriend Dominic Monaghan visited the burnt remains of her home on Wednesday night.

The pair waited until sunset before arriving at the house – which was destroyed by fire earlier that morning – in an attempt to salvage any remains.

A source said: “They came with flashlights and wore gloves to sift through the ashes. They only found a few personal items left intact, but Evangeline put on a brave face and managed a smile.”

The fire broke out at the star’s rented Hawaiian home – which she shared with two female crew members – at 6.30am while she was away on set. The house was entirely engulfed by fire within half an hour.

Honolulu Fire Captain Kenison Tejada said: “When we arrived the house was fully engulfed. The only thing standing was the roof and a couple of the interior walls. Most of the contents had been destroyed. The home was pretty much uninhabitable.”

Lilly, 27, who plays Kate in ‘Lost’ began dating co-star Monaghan earlier this year.

Their visit to search the remains of her burnt home echoed the early scenes of the cult show when the survivors of a plane crashed on a remote island salvaged what they could from the wreckage.

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Monaghan’s Script Ideas Rejected
Written by Admin on November 24th, 2006

Actor DOMINIC MONAGHAN’s attempts to clarify the plot of complicated TV drama LOST have been dismissed by producers. The 29-year-old, who plays rocker and heroin addict CHARLIE PACE, thinks the desert castaways are at the mercy of a bitter billionaire wreaking revenge for past wrongs. But THE LORD OF THE RINGS star’s ideas fell on deaf ears with directors. He says, “One of the theories I came up with was that we’d all in some way p**sed off some huge billionaire. “He’d managed to get us all on a plane and have it crash into this island so that he could watch us from his castle with hidden cameras and create a TRUMAN SHOW nightmare for us all. “Maybe I’d s**gged his daughter, or EVANGELINE (LILLY)’s character, KATE, had stolen money from his bank, or JOSH (HOLLOWAY)’s character SAWYER, had fandangled money out of him. “But (the idea) got pooh-poohed by the writers.”

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British newcomer Dominic Monaghan is ready to take North America by storm as Merry in The Lord of The Rings!
Written by Admin on October 27th, 2006

Q: Congratulations on getting the role of Merry. I can’t even imagine when you got the first script how overwhelming this must have all been for you. Not only are you making one film but also you are committed to making three! So take me back.

A: It just all started by a call from my agent, as most jobs do. I got a call from my agent saying there is a meeting in London for The Lord of The Rings that is being made by Peter Jackson. So I just kind have said OK, cool, whatever. I went down and met them, and then I was doing a job in France. So I rang my agent and asked him how he thought my audition went and he thought it went well and I just try to forget things. I go into a meeting, try as hard as I can, and then when I leave you just have to forget things. Otherwise they torture you completely. So, I just forgot about it.
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Monsignor Renard
Written by Admin on October 27th, 2006

What’s your background in acting?

I’ve been working professionally since I was 18. I came out of Sixth Form College and went straight into youth theatres in Manchester. An agent who saw me in a play took me on and rang me with an offer from the BBC. I worked for four years on ‘Hetty Wainthrop Investigates’ as Geoffrey Shawcross.

In Monsignor Renard you play Etienne Rollinger. Tell us about your character.

He’s a cocky 19-year-old lad, popular with the kids and the leader of a gang who just hang out smoking and drinking. But he is deeply affected by the arrival of the German troops and by Helene, who he wants to get together with. When she expresses interest in a German soldier though, he has a series of confrontations with the occupied forces.
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Dominic Monaghan’s Agent Really Earns His Money
Written by Admin on October 26th, 2006

Dominic Monaghan has recently stated talking about your salary with your co-workers is a bad idea! Wow! Those truly are words to live by! I mean really Dominic – you think? The “Lost” actor recently said that when actors publicly talk about money it causes uncomfortable situations for those involved behind the scenes.

To avoid these types of situations Dominic lets his agent do the talking to avoid information being misconstrued. I wonder if Dominic talks to his girlfriend and co-star Evangeline Lily about how much money he makes? I would think maybe the two would have to had shared that information with each other. The couple who has been dating for a while now is rumored to be planning a wedding for early next year. Again, another reason to talk about your finances, or maybe he just sends in his agent to talk to hers to avoid a conflict!

A Socialite”s Life


Lost Star Dominic Monaghan Appears in New PETA Wildlife Ad
Written by Admin on October 18th, 2006

He’s gone from Middle-Earth, playing Merry in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, to the middle of nowhere, playing Charlie Pace on ABC’s hit drama Lost, and now actor Dominic Monaghan is appearing in a new wildlife ad for PETA. In the ad, Dominic encourages everyone to “Share the World,” saying, “Your actions can and do have an impact on the natural environment around you. Please consider a humane solution to wildlife issues in your community or in your own back yard.”

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Lost Star Dominic Monaghan finds his animal instincts
Written by Admin on October 18th, 2006

Dominic Monaghan, star of the hit ABC series Lost, knows that you don’t have to be marooned on a tropical island to encounter wildlife. That’s why Monaghan jumped at the chance to kick off PETA’s latest wildlife campaign with a brand-new print ad shot at a California wildlife rehabilitation center. In the ad, Monaghan is pictured with a raccoon next to the tagline “Share the World”?a plea to peacefully coexist with wildlife.

In an exclusive interview on HelpingAnimals.com, Monaghan tells PETA about everything from what to anticipate this season on Lost to his thoughts on how wild animals like raccoons, squirrels, and opossums suffer from human encroachment.

“The more you get into [nature], the more you realize that it gives you back what you put into it … it’s very rewarding,” says Monaghan, who loves to go surfing and considers himself to be a bit of an expert on trees, plants, insects, and reptiles. “I have learned some of the greatest lessons in life from watching animals, from watching animals just simplistically go work out their problems.”

Every year, animals facing shrinking habitats are poisoned, trapped, shot, or beaten to death as “pests.” In addition to being horrendously cruel, America’s war on wildlife is ineffective: More animals simply move in to replace those who have left. Now PETA?with a little help from Monaghan?is offering humane and effective methods for dealing with human-wildlife conflicts at HelpingAnimals.com.

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All is not ‘Lost’ for first gang
Written by Admin on October 17th, 2006

This season’s Others story line is creating a new population boom on Lost.

In tonight’s episode (ABC, 9 ET/PT), the series finally reconnects with established characters Locke (Terry O’Quinn), Charlie (Dominic Monaghan), Claire (Emilie de Ravin), Eko (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje), Hurley (Jorge Garcia) and Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick), absent since May’s cliffhanger.

“We feel like Jay Leno, who has a garage full of fancy cars and can only drive one every day,” says executive producer Carlton Cuse. “We have a garage full of fancy, wonderful actors, and we just don’t have as much time to drive each one as much as we want to.”

The season’s first two episodes focused on The Others, including Ben (Michael Emerson) and newcomer Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell), and the crash survivors caught by or chasing them.

“The show demands we introduce new characters on a regular basis, and the new toy is always the one that’s very engaging to the audience,” executive producer Damon Lindelof explains.

“This year so far, the story that’s captivated us has been the captivity story,” Cuse says.

But even cast members who are the season’s early focus have concerns about overpopulation.

“I think The Others are going to take a lot of our time away,” says Yunjin Kim, who plays Sun and was left out of a lot of last year’s action, which focused on survivors from the plane’s tail section. “But we need new blood to get things going. That’s how Lost goes.”

Says Matthew Fox, who plays Jack, held captive by The Others: “There were characters last year that people felt weren’t developed enough. Now, all of a sudden we find ourselves into The Others with new people introduced there.”

The producers promise that all will get their due ? and that more characters will be introduced and others will return.

But is tracking the vast cast contributing to a viewership slide? (Last week’s episode drew 16.9 million viewers, compared with 21.7 million for the same week last year.) Cuse says no and attributes the dip instead to the plot’s complexities.

“Lost has a whole history behind it,” he says, “and some casual viewers think it’s daunting to come watch the show if you haven’t been. We tried to design the show this year to make the basic concept pretty simple: our characters vs. The Others.”

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Dominic Monaghan slams actors moaning over money
Written by Admin on October 16th, 2006

‘Lost’ star Dominic Monaghan has slammed fellow actors for complaining to the media about their wages, by saying that they should leave matters relating to money to their agents.

The 29-year-old ‘Lord Of The Rings’ actor says that he is never amused by the idea of an actor talking about his money, as he believes that it should be done through a right channel.

“I don’t think it’s a good idea for actors to speak out of turn about money. I think they should let their agents do that because it just muddies the whole issue,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying.

“Then you have people getting upset that someone spoke instead of doing it through the right channels,” he said.

Monaghan insists that when the deals were on for ‘Lost’, he had let his agent fight battles over money matters on his behalf.

“There are 14 actors on Lost so it would just cost more money. I let my agent fight my battles in.”

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‘Lost’ stars will marry next summer
Written by Admin on October 10th, 2006

Lost stars Dominic Monaghan and Evangeline Lilly are planning to marry next summer.

The couple, who met on the set of the show, announced their engagement earlier in the year. Monaghan is desperate to start a family with Lilly, and recently admitted: “I’ve been broody since, like, 11! I love kids. I love being around wild animals or babies because it’s a pure interaction there. They’re all about the moment. So I love being around babies. It’s fun.”

A source close to the couple said: “They decided the time was right and they are very much in love. It will be a summer wedding.”

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