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9/TENTHS TO GET A RE-RELEASE AS ‘AWAKEN’

Fans of Henry Ian Cusick may remember an independent film Ian did back in 2006 titled 9/Tenths. The film also stars Gabrielle Anwar and Dave Baez.

Considering our current times, the film makers have decided to return to the film and have plans to re-cut and re-release it under it’s new name Awaken!

Ian recently tweeted about this, hinting at the re-release:

“Blast from the past or predicting the future? @awaken_film stay tuned!”

Awaken has a brand new website which includes the film trailer, photo gallery, and on set interviews with Ian, Gabrielle and Dave, previously unseen by fans before.

Be sure to visit their site to see all of that and more: Awaken-film.com

For HIC fans, his segments were collected and can be seen here, compliments of Yatanis on Youtube: BTS on Awaken set with Ian

Awaken on Twitter

Ian has been cultivating life within his pond, with beautiful lilies and koi. The sound of the waterfall is utterly soothing. We thank him for giving us this glimpse into his home, and for sharing another passion of his with us.

Lost Live: The Final Celebration

Poster for the event at UCLA, May 13, 2010

Lost Live: The Final Celebration was a special event held at UCLA’s Royce Hall on May 13, 2010 to celebrate the finale of Lost. Appearing at the event were several cast members, including Josh Holloway, Jorge Garcia, Daniel Dae Kim, Michael Emerson, Carrie Preston, Nestor Carbonell, L. Scott Caldwell, Henry Ian Cusick, Sonya Walger, Rebecca Mader, Jeremy Davies, Harold Perrineau, Malcolm David Kelley, Ian Somerhalder, Titus Welliver, François Chau, Lance Reddick, Sterling Beaumon, William Mapother, Kim Dickens and Daniel Roebuck, composer Michael Giacchino, as well as executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse. Proceeds from the event were donated to The Colburn School for the performing arts in Los Angeles

Event

Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse opened the show by introducing the cast members present at the event and speaking about their experiences in creating the show. The orchestra was then introduced, led by Michael Giacchino. Seven musical pieces from the show were played, followed by a piece written by Giacchino for the Pixar film Up. Between each of the musical pieces, cast members took the stage and read from letters written by minor or unnamed survivors of Oceanic 815 which, according to Lindelof and Cuse, were composed by show’s writers during Season 1 and placed in the message bottle. After the last musical piece, several members of the production staff were then introduced and spoke while the stage was cleared in preparation for the early screening.

Musical Arrangement

As listed in the program:

1) “Lost Main Theme“

2) “Hollywood and Vines“

3) “Oceanic 6“

4) “The Temple of Boom“

5) “Life and Death“

6) “The Tangled Web“

7) “Parting Words“

Encore (unlisted): Theme from Pixar’s Up

Early screening

The penultimate episode of the series, “What They Died For“, was shown during the event, five days prior to its official U.S. air date.