Matthew Fox Net

Head over to Matthew’s section at Lost Forum to read a report and see pictures from some fans who met Matthew outside of the Regis and Kelly studio this morning. FUN!

ASHLAND — Tri-State audiences got their first look at “We Are Marshall” on Wednesday night … just not in Huntington where the film is set.

Theaters in Ashland, Charleston, Scott Depot, W.Va., and all across the country showed sneak peeks of the film, thanks to a promotion with retailer Sam’s Club, where club members could buy private, 250-seat screenings of the film at a local theater. more

The dashing Matthew Fox may be best known as Dr. Jack Shephard on ABC’s “Lost,” but he was in town yesterday (Dec. 5) to talk about his new movie “We Are Marshall,” which opens Dec. 22. Also starring Matthew McConaughey, the movie is about Marshall University’s attempt to rebuild its football program after 75 people were killed in a plane crash 36 years ago as the team was returning to West Virginia from a game. . . . Speaking of “Lost,” the show’s executive producer, Carlton Cuse, and his wife, Christiane, a former Dana-Farber patient, have donated a tour of the hit show’s set in Hawaii for the cancer institute’s “Online Holiday Auction.” Bidding for the tour, which includes plane tickets and a hotel stay for four days, was at $10,000 yesterday.

Courtesy of http://boston.com

Both Dec. 12 sneak peviews of We Are Marshall in West Virginia are now sold out. To the lucky folks with tickets: CONGRATULATIONS!

For wonderful updates on the movie, visit the official Marshall University Marshall Movie website.

EDIT/UPDATE: Premiere tickets are starting to appear on eBay! Visit the Herald Dispatch for the full story.

HUNTINGTON – Ticket sales for the premiere of “We Are Marshall” at Pullman Square’s Marquee Cinemas begin at 9 a.m. Monday, November 27 at the Marquee Cinemas box office. Ticket sales also begin online at www.marqueecinemas.com at the same time.

“We are thrilled to be part of this huge communitywide premiere event,” Marquee Cinemas general manager Charlotte Alesi said in a statement released by Marshall. “We are geared up and ready to go for the ticket sale and the event itself.” Alesi said people may begin lining up for tickets at 6 a.m. No camping out for tickets is allowed at Pullman Square. There is no limit on the number of tickets an individual may purchase. Approximately 2,000 tickets, priced at $25 each, are available for purchase for the December 12 showing, which begins at 8 p.m. Anyone who purchases a ticket to the Pullman Square premiere will have a chance to sit in the bleachers on 4th Avenue and witness the movie’s stars walking on the green carpet and into the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center for the 7 p.m. showing there.

However, access to the bleachers will be on a first-come, first-served basis, and seating is limited.