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The Lost Room

Year:
Duration:
270 min
Genres:
Action | Fantasy | Mystery | Sci-Fi
IMDB rate:
8.4
Awards:
Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys. Another 7 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2006-12-11
Filming Locations: Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
Elle Fanning
Elle Fanning
The Lost Room
Peter Krause
Joe Miller
Julianna Margulies
Jennifer Bloom
Peter Jacobson
Wally Jabrowski
Dennis Christopher
Dr. Martin Ruber
April Grace
Lee Bridgewater (3 episodes, 2006)
Kevin Pollak
Karl Kreutzfeld
Benjamin Petry
Isaac Kreutzfeld
Jason Douglas
Anthony (3 episodes, 2006)
Chris Bauer
Lou Destefano
Harriet Sansom Harris
Margaret Milne (2 episodes, 2006)
Margaret Cho
Suzie Kang (2 episodes, 2006)
Ann Cusack
Helen Ruber (2 episodes, 2006)
Roger Bart
Howard 'The Weasel' Montague
Nicholas Guilak
Arjun Mehta
Tim Guinee
Eddie McCleister
Chris Monberg
Little Jim (2 episodes, 2006)
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Trivia
During the first episode "The Key", Miller leaves his daughter with a child psychologist in a clinic. When he is leaving, you can hear a call for a "Doctor Sonny Gupta" via the speaker system of the clinic. "Doctor Sonny Gupta" is a character in Kingdom Hospital (2004) (2004), written by Stephen King and directed by Craig R. Baxley.
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The name "Dr. Sonny Gupta" is also a pun on the name of Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a frequent on-air medical contributor of CNN.
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In the Lost Room Promo that aired on the SciFi Channel, it has a different child actress being lost in the room than was actually used in the mini-series.
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Goofs
Whenever Joe looks out the window from the motel room, the reflection of the motel sign is backwards.
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After Miller returns from the vault with The Bus Ticket, he hands it back to Wally. When Wally went to place it in his jacket pocket, a bare part of The Ticket rubbed across his finger. He should have been transported to the street.
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In the last episode, Kreuzfeld is about to enter the motel room using the Key, and for that he has nailed several Objects to the door. These Objects disappear/reappear from one shot to another.
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Faq
Q
If the Objects are from 1961 why is there a digital camera in Kreutzfeld's object collection?
A
It's not a digital camera. It's the Pack of Cigarettes. The rectangular carton has a circular logo in the center which some people people interpreted as the retracted lens assembly of a point and shoot digital camera.
Q
So what DID happen in Room 10 ?
A
Ultimately this question is left unexplained at the end of the series. A number of different characters offer different theories during the series, including that God was killed in the room.Whatever occurred, happened on May 4th, 1961. It is believed to have occurred 1:20:44 pm, the time at which The Clock stopped, but this is merely informed speculation on the part of characters.Other than the date, the only fact which is known about the event is that it was completely unremarkable. Eddie McCleister, the man who was The Occupant of Room 10 at the time of the event was unaware of anything occuring as the event happened.Whatever occurred had some dramatic effects. It resulted in a timeline in which no one was aware that Room 10 or any of its contents, including McCleister, had ever existed. Whatever happened also made the items indestructible and gave them other odd powers.
Q
What are the objects? What powers do they have?
A
Any item which was in Room 10 at the time of the Event and which is subsequently removed is known as an "object." All objects share the property of indestructibility. This means that clothing can be used as a type of body armor. Each object also has the ability to violate the laws of reality in a certain discrete way. With the exception of The Key and The Polaroid, these powers seem to be completely random and unrelated to the ordinary functions of the item, although some object must be used in an ordinary manner in order to activate their special powers (for example the glasses must be worn and the comb must be run through ones hair) There are estimated to be around 100 objects floating around the world. The ones which are named and which had powers explained in the series are:-The Key: Opens a door to Room 10, from where the user can exit to any place with a hinged door. To operate it must be used in a pin tumbler lock and on a door which is on hinges. Considered to be the most powerful object.-The Eye: A glass eye which, when placed inside the owner's eye socket, allows them to fire blasts which disintegrate human flesh. Also rumored to be able to heal flesh. Karl Kreutzfeld confirmed on himself that you can heal flesh with The Eye.-The Bus Ticket: Anyone touching the ticket will be teleported to a spot a few dozen feet above a highway outside Gallup, NM. The current owner has wrapped one end with duct tape in order to use it safely.-The Pen: When clicked it can fire blasts of radiation which can burn a human.-The Pencil: When tapped against a hard surface it produces a 1964 penny.-The Umbrella: Makes people believe that they know the owner. The current owner resides in Seattle so as to be less conspicuous.-The Scissors: Rotate an object along an axis of the owner's choosing.-The Cufflinks: Lower the wearer's blood pressure. Possibly a placebo effect.-The Quarter: When swallowed it allows the owner to physically manifest an object of desire. This only lasts until the quarter is passed.-The Comb: When run through the owner's hair it stops time for several seconds.-The Radio: When tuned to the right station it increases the owner's height by 3 inches.-The Clock: The Clock is permanently stuck at the supposed time of the event. When it is wound up it sublimates (change from solid to a gas) brass.-The Deck of Cards: When the face side of the deck is shown to someone it causes them to experience horrific visions, resulting in momentary incapacitation and lasting mental trauma. Most obviously used as a weapon, although the Order of the Reunification also used it on new recruits as an initiation.-The Glasses: When worn they stop all combustion in the immediate vicinity of the wearer.-The Polaroid: Apparently an undeveloped polaroid picture, when viewed in the space which Room 10 should have occupied it shows the owner what the room looked like at the time of the event.-The Nail File: When viewed it causes those not holding it to fall asleep.-The Box: Stops entropy within a certain radius.-The Watch: Changes a raw egg placed within the strap to an hard boiled egg.The Occupant: Originally Eddie McCleister, the man who was in Room 10, now it is Joe Miller. The Occupant is as indestructible as other Objects. In addition he can sense the presence of other objects. It is implied, although never confirmed, that he may have some limited ability to redirect the movement of the objects. For years Eddie McCleister kept the other objects from coming near his person.
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