After starring in more than 100 episodes of Lost, Matthew Fox is embracing the short, sharp nature of the streaming era.
It doesn’t hurt that the series boasts an all-star cast including Fox, Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn playing a fictionalised version of himself. There is also a raft of homegrown talent including Bryan Brown, Ben O’Toole, Lincoln Younes, Alexander England, Fayssal Bazzi, Rebecca Breeds and Bella Heathcote.
When we speak on Tuesday, the Writer’s Guild of America and the America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers - which represents the streamers and the studios – have reportedly “This notion that you’re going to do a streaming show, work on it for a few years, and get paid your salary and then that show can be streamed and sold off, and you won’t see more dollars for it, even though your image and work is being repeatedly monetised is crazy,” Fox says.
For all the changes happening in TV, tectonic or otherwise, our appetite for nostalgia remains insatiable.Sex and the City, That 70s Showall recently receiving the reboot treatment. Given the enduring fandom ofThe cast of Lost. The series ran for six seasons between 2004 and 2010.coming back, but it would absolutely surprise me if it happened,” admits Fox.
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