Start Looking: Lost's Terry O'Quinn to save the day on Hawaii Five-

Terry OQuinn and Daniel Dae Kim It's John Locke Terry O'Quinn to save the day! The Lost star has formally made his long ago towards the island - though he isn't dealing with the fight between good and evil this time around. Rather, O'Quinn's Navy Seal Lt. Commander Whitened can help get the bits of the Hawaii Five- team following the occasions of year 1 finale, where McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) was charged with killing the governor. Lost Reunion! Terry O'Quinn will visit Hawaii Five- Whitened, who offered with McGarrett's father in Vietnam and trained McGarrett, can also get some solutions concerning the killings of McGarrett's parents. Browse the first trailer for O'Quinn's debut on Hawaii Five-, which returns Monday, Sept. 19 at 10/9c on CBS.

'Missing' to preem at Mipcom

PARIS -- ABC Studio's thriller series "Missing" will world preem at TV confab Mipcom on Oct. 3 in Cannes. Cast members Ashley Judd, Cliff Curtis and Adriano Giannini will be on the red carpet for the screening, which will be followed by a Q&A with the thesps and the show's production team. Produced by Stillking Films, "Missing" is penned by Gregory Poirier ("National Treasure: Book of Secrets"), who exec produced along with Gina Matthews, Grant Scharbo, Steve Shill and James Parriott. Missing," which centers on a former CIA agent tracking down her missing son in Europe, lensed at various international locations, including Prague, Istanbul and Dubrovnik. We hope that 'Missing' is the first of what will be many truly global productions to come out of ABC Studios," said Paul Lee, ABC Ent. Group's prexy. Mipcom runs Oct. 3-6. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

Jackson Assisted West Memphis Three Defense

SYDNEY- At the time of shooting The Hobbit , Jackson invested some time to celebrate the discharge from the West Memphis Three, because it was says he and partner, Fran Walsh, assisted bankroll the analysis for that trio's defense during the last seven years.our editor recommends'Paradise Lost' Filmmakers Respond to Discharge of West Memphis Three How Eddie Vedder Fought against for that West Memphis Three Writing on his Facebook page on Sunday, Jackson stated he and Walsh were honoring after getting viewed live the discharge from the three from Arkansas Condition Prison at 3 a.m. New Zealand time. "We desired to see Damien, Jason and Jessie walk free. That did happen, although not before we needed to view a self righteous lecture from Arkansas Condition Prosector, Scott Ellington. Type of damaged the pleasure of seeing them launched. I have to vent," Jackson authored. Explaining the situation from the trio as farcical along with a miscarriage of justice, Jackson also confessed to needing to "suppress an in-depth anger" because of the conditions of the release. "Let's not think for any second that justice was offered today. Not even close to it," he authored "Therefore the 'Alford Plea' was joined, and Damien, Jason and Jessie walked free today - everything didn't have was justice. Justice didn't may play a role within the proceedings today ... to not the three males who've been conned of 18 years, to not the three youthful sufferers as well as their families, and definitely not to folks of Arkansas, whom the machine should really serve." "There's additionally a triple child killer that has walked free going back 18 years ... apparently an trivial detail in today's whitened-washing job," Jackson authored. Activist group Free West Memphis 3 stated the support of Jackson and Walsh have been "instrumental" within the discharge of Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley after 18 years. Based on an argument in the group, Jackson and Walsh, "funded key investigative efforts with respect to the defense, in order to prove the wrongful conviction from the three males imprisonment.Inch "Once we grew to become more acquainted with this situation, we started to comprehend there is a effective will to determine three innocent teenagers die imprisonment, therefore adding to that which was already a dreadful tragedy," Jackson stated within the statement. "We felt any support we're able to lend, to preclude this from happening, was worth good efforts and you will find many, many more who've done exactly the same.Inch Jackson and Walsh funded a comprehensive private analysis over several years, which brought to discovering crucial new DNA evidence these were instrumental in employing a few of the country's leading forensic experts to re-assess the situation and uncover new witnesses, which led towards the Arkansas Supreme Court's decision to reopen the situation. Jackson's spokesperson, Matt Dravitzki, told New Zealand newspaper The Dominion Publish on Sunday that Jackson and Walsh were gone to live in help having seen Cinemax documentary Paradise Lost. "Peter and Fran have funded seven many years of analysis into looking to get these men freed," he stated. "They saw Paradise Lost eight years back which place them into action." The pair's interest wasn't professional, plus they had no intends to turn the trio's story right into a film, he stated. "It really originates from them being ready they're in a position to [fund] that. It's humanitarian entirely - it's philanthropic." He didn't say just how much the pair had allocated to the situation. Related Subjects Worldwide Jackson

Jasmina

BH cinema brings us yet another surprise and artwork left behind. Under the directing baton Adisa Bakraca you will see a universal, warm and emotional human story that is treated today in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which will offer the audience the optimism and the possibility of a better life in this region. Most of the main characters are children and the film shows their experience and perception of the world they grow up. The project is behind which stood the producers of the film The sky above the landscape that we were four years ago, laughed to tears. The film won the audience is left to the critics and film festival in Pula and Karlovy Vary.

In Memoriam: Taylor Momsen's Acting Career

No one wants their funeral celebrated on an inconsequential Tuesday afternoon, but Taylor Momsen’s acting career will have to settle for an overheated, late-summer burial. The Gossip Girl alumna claims she’s done acting and wants to focus solely on her music career. To be fair, Pretty Reckless is kind of a cool band. But to be fairer to the Movieline populace, this means we have to mourn her body of work. Join us as we recount a bunch of movies you probably didn’t even know Ms. Momsen was in. The Grinch (2000) Yes, that was Momsen as Cindy Lou Who in the disappointing big screen adaptation of Dr. Seuss’s magical tale. While the makeup and hair in this movie are nothing short of astounding, the only other noteworthy moment is Momsen’s sad performance of “Where are You, Christmas,” embedded below in full audio. You might say it saves the movie from being a three-decker sauerkraut and toadstool sandwich with arsenic sauce. We Were Soldiers (2002) Though now it appears her adoptive parents are Madonna and Lourdes Ciccone, in 2002 Momsen served as a daughter to Mel Gibson and Madeleine Stowe in We Were Soldiers, the tastefully executed movie chronicling the first major battle of the Vietnam War and the life of a soldier therein. If you can stand to look at Mel Gibson, you’ll likely appreciate this movie. Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams (2002) Momsen played the President of the United States’s daughter in Spy Kids 2, and if you guessed that she’d be trapped atop an out-of-control carnival ride at the start of the movie, you’re the smartest spy kid of all. Say what you will about the green-screen schlock of the movie, but Momsen’s clearly the best actor in this sequence. Paranoid Park (2007) In Gus Van Sant’s largely overlooked but lauded tale of a young skateboarder (Gabe Nevins) who accidentally kills a security guard, Momsen plays that teen’s girlfriend, a well-braided cheerleader who he treats with ambivalence. She appears in the following clip at 1:20. Now you can say you know about the Taylor Momsen film that was nominated for Cannes’s Palme d’Or. Underdog (2007) Ohhhhhh, yes. Gotta love an instantly forgettable big-screen remake of a totally outdated cartoon. In this (unfortunately blurred) clip, we watch Momsen as “Molly the news reporter” introduce her pooch Polly (voiced by Amy Adams) to the titular talking pooch. Wally Cox is rolling in his grave! Or the converted Hollywood Squares box he calls a grave! Taylor Momsen quits acting… [LAT]

E.T.s Can Phone Earth Again, Because of Jodie Promote

Jodie Promote performed a researcher attempting to contact aliens in 'Contact' -- works out it is a cause that's dear towards the actress's heart in tangible existence. Promote, together with 2,000 other private contributor, has assisted raise $200,000 to maintain the nonprofit Look for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute running after its program to pay attention for alien signals fell victim to budget cuts. "Much like Betty Arroway, the ATA is 'good to go' and we have to give it back towards the task of searching recently discovered planetary mobile phone industry's for signs and symptoms of extraterrestrial intelligence," Promote authored inside a note associated her donation. "The Allen Telescope Array could turn sci-fi into science fact, but only when it's positively searching the skies." The Allen Telescope Array -- named for Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, who funded its creation -- is an accumulation of 42 massive radio dishes that actually work together to scan the world for non-random signals that may be an indication of intelligent existence past the stars. See Promote listening for signs and symptoms of alien existence within the trailer for 'Contact,' following the jump. Trailer #1 Contact at MOVIECLIPS.com SETI's been listening for aliens since 2007, but SETI was instructed to shut lower the operation in April 2011 for insufficient funds. Now, because of its SETIStars program, the institute has enough money to find the array ready to go again inside a couple several weeks. Other contributing factors towards the fund include sci-fi author Ray Niven and Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders, who authored: "It's absolutely irresponsible from the people to not be trying to find proof of extraterrestrial intelligence." [via Space.com] Would you believe there's intelligent existence available?

Man Friday

Englishman Robinson Crusoe, stranded alone on an island for years, is overjoyed to find a fellow man, a black islander whom he names Friday. But Crusoe cannot overcome the shackles of his own heritage and upbringing and is incapable of seeing Friday as anything other than a savage who needs Crusoe's brand of cultural and religious enlightenment. Friday attempts to share his own more generous and unashamed culture, but ultimately realizes that Crusoe can never see him as anything but an inferior being. With that awareness, Friday sets out to turn the tables on Crusoe.

Orson Welles Was Not Impressed With Jean-Luc Godard

Today in iconic filmmakers backhanding other iconic filmmakers, this quote from Orson Welles about Jean-Luc Godard: “His gifts as a director are enormous. I just can’t take him very seriously as a thinker — and that’s where we seem to differ, because he does. His message is what he cares about these days, and, like most movie messages, it could be written on the head of a pin.” Burn. To be fair, Welles was a lot nicer than David Cronenberg was about M. Night Shyamalan. “I HATE that guy!” Flavorwire has 28 other directors-hating-directors quotes for you to enjoy. [Flavorwire]

'Friday Night Lights' tops TCA Awards

It's a good day in Dillon."Friday Night Lights," the just-concluded series that was beloved by the few who watched over its five-season run, was voted program of the year by the Television Critics Assn. at its annual awards ceremony Saturday night.The NBC skein, which needed the help of DirecTV to stay alive for its last three seasons, starred Kyle Chandler as a high school football coach Eric Taylor and Connie Britton as his wife and guidance counselor, Tami.AMC's "Mad Men" took home top drama while ABC's "Modern Family" was voted best comedy. New-program honors went to HBO's fantasy series "Game of Thrones."For individual achievement, Jon Hamm won the drama category for "Mad Men" while Ty Burrell and Nick Offerman tied in comedy for their respective roles in "Modern Family" and "Parks and Recreation.""The Amazing Race" was tabbed top reality show, "Sesame Street" for youth programming and "Sherlock" for movies, miniseries and specials. "Restrepo" was best in the news and information category.The TCA's Heritage Award, for the cultural and social impact a program has on society, was given to "The Dick Van Dyke Show." Series creator Carl Reiner was scheduled to be on hand to receive the award, along with co-stars Rose Marie and Larry Mathews.The org's Career Achievement Award was presented to Oprah Winfrey, who just ended her iconic talkshow after a 25-year run. Contact Stuart Levine at stuart.levine@variety.com

'The Glee Project': Season 2 'Talks Have Begun'

Oxygen"The Glee Project" While Oxygen's The Glee Project has not officially been picked up for a second season, executive producer Michael Davies is confident the reality competition series will return. "Talks have begun," Davies said Tuesday during the series' stop at the summer Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills. "A lot of the planning is starting to happen, how we're going to do the casting process, which is the biggest thing." Davies pointed out the Glee Project's ratings growth since its weak June premiere opposite the Tony Awards and its strong online fan base as a big part of why it's likely to get the second season pickup. STORY: 'The Glee Project's' Weak Premiere Ratings Leave Oxygen Execs Perplexed "We're up more than 100 percent in most of the key demos from when we launched to where we are now," he said, noting that Oxygen.com this week broke its single-day ratings record with more than 100,000 uniques heading directly for The Glee Project's part of the site. "I feel incredibly confident that we're coming back," Davies said of the series whose winner will receive a seven-episode arc on Fox's Glee. "This is certainly in my plans for next year." TV REVIEW: 'The Glee Project' Choreographer Zach Woodlee, who mentors the contestants on the weekly series alongside casting director Robert Ulrich, told The Hollywood Reporter that wouldn't change a thing should the series be renewed, including adding an audience participation element similar to other reality-competition shows like American Idol. STORY: 'Glee Project' Winner May Not be the Only One Heading to Fox Hit "The point of the show, it's not a popularity contest," Woodlee said. "It really is someone that they can write a character for. That's not something that Glee is really about. A lot of new characters who come on either get negative response or positive response and it's just a part of the show. I don't think that making it a popularity contest with America would be the right choice." Ulrich agreed and noted the Glee Project's similarity to how Glee's casting process works. STORY: Amy Winehouse Joke Edited on 'Glee Project' "I selfishly like it this way because it's more like the way show business is," Ulrich noted. "This is about ending up casting somebody on a television series. This isn't just winning a prize. Ultimately, what really matters is what Ryan [Murphy] thinks. It's not your typical thing. I can't imagine it ever going with a live audience thing." Email: Lesley.Goldberg@thr.com; Twitter: @Snoodit RELATED: STORY: Ryan Murphy on Chord Overstreet Return, Season 3 Spoilers, 'The Glee Project's' Future Glee The Glee Project