Alexis Bledel Will Not Be Appearing On “Lost”
November 12, 2009 by Maria Diaz
Well, isn’t this interesting: on IMDB Alexis Bledel (Rory on Gilmore Girls) is listed as having a guest role on the next season of Lost. She’s credited as “Janna Austen” in an episode titled “LA X: Part 2, “which is the second episode of next season. A fan emailed Michael Ausiello of Entertainment Weekly to find out the scoop and he replied that the IMDB listing was false and Alexis would not be appearing.
What do you think is the truth? Would Alexis have time in her busy schedule to go shoot Lost?
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I dont think its totally a hoax. Probably the Lost’ producers are (still) trying to get her on the show but Alexis still cant/wont commit (yet) to be in it due to her tight shooting schedules.
But it’ll be really awesome if said guest stint would push thru and the next one would be on CSI.
Now, who do we trust more; imdb.com or Michael Ausiello? Because, that would be cool for Alexis to appear on “Lost”. But, this is all still months away, so patience is in order, it might happen. Let’s just keep our fingers crossed.
I’m not sure what to believe. But I’m wondering how Michael Ausiello got that information? I thought imdb was a trusted site. Well anyway, it would be great to see Alexis on my TV screen again, so I’m hoping she does make an appearance!
And is it just me or does Alexis resemble Sara Paxton in that photo?
Alexis suppose Lost stint could be another remarkable role for her just like what she did on ER. Lost is a high-profile show and along with that she’ll gonna play Janna Austen, most likely to presumed that she was related to Kate Austen played by Evangeline Lily whos the female lead on the said show. And “darn” that it was just a hoax?!
A damn clear enlightenment is very much needed here asap as that IMDB report looks pretty believable…
She even resembles Evengeline a little bit. I would believe the two actresses were related! I’ll keep my eye out
IMDB.com is a trusted site in general, but it is notorious for having mistakes, especially about shows and movies that have not been released yet.