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*'''[[Mario Perez]]''', the [[ABC]] still photographer, in {{ep|1x07}}. |
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*'''Sophie Owens-Bender''', daughter of executive producer [[Jack Bender]], appeared as a patient in [[Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute]] in {{ep|2x18}} (Source: [[Season 2 DVD]] episode commentary) |
*'''Sophie Owens-Bender''', daughter of executive producer [[Jack Bender]], appeared as a patient in [[Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute]] in {{ep|2x18}} (Source: [[Season 2 DVD]] episode commentary) |
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*'''[[Ms. Honolulu]]''', the dog of executive producer [[Jack Bender]], appeared in {{ep|3x05}} and {{ep|4x05}}, as well as in a [[still photography|promotional still]] for {{ep|3x13}} |
*'''[[Ms. Honolulu]]''', the dog of executive producer [[Jack Bender]], appeared in {{ep|3x05}} and {{ep|4x05}}, as well as in a [[still photography|promotional still]] for {{ep|3x13}} |
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*'''[[Moumen El Hajji]]''', the caterer for the ''Lost'' film crew, portrayed the [[Tough Moroccan]] in {{ep|2x10}} |
*'''[[Moumen El Hajji]]''', the caterer for the ''Lost'' film crew, portrayed the [[Tough Moroccan]] in {{ep|2x10}} |
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Revision as of 11:44, 10 December 2008
Mario Perez appears backstage behind Charlie ("The Moth")
Visual effects supervisor Archie Ahuna as Hurley's grandfather Tito Reyes ("Numbers")
At the book club, Juliet confronts Adam, played by Lost editor Stephen Semel ("A Tale of Two Cities")
Script supervisor Patti Dalzell was unintentionally visible in this promotional still for "I Do" in the window of the doors in the lower right
Ms. Honolulu as seen in "The Cost of Living"
Ms. Honolulu appears in a promotional still for "The Man from Tallahassee"
Cameos are brief appearances by well-known or otherwise significant people in the episodes of Lost, in cases where their fame, significance, or accessibility was a primary factor in being selected to appear. The people are not necessarily actors, and the parts are usually uncredited nonspeaking parts. It is not considered a cameo appearance when actors known for other works are hired for parts in Lost. Most identified cameo appearances in Lost have been by members of the crew.
Cameos on the show
- Archie Ahuna, an Emmy award-winning visual effects supervisor, played the role of Hurley's grandfather Tito Reyes in "Numbers"
- Carlton Cuse appears briefly as a news anchor on television during Jack's first flashforward ("Through the Looking Glass, Part 1") and in "Numbers" as the news reporter who says "That's right Mary-Jo, because this is the sixteenth week without a winner." (Official Lost Podcast/April 30, 2007).
- Mario Perez, the ABC still photographer, in "The Moth".
- Sophie Owens-Bender, daughter of executive producer Jack Bender, appeared as a patient in Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute in "Dave" (Source: Season 2 DVD episode commentary)
- Stephen Semel, one of Lost's film editors, as Adam in "A Tale of Two Cities".
- Ms. Honolulu, the dog of executive producer Jack Bender, appeared in "The Cost of Living" and "The Constant", as well as in a promotional still for "The Man from Tallahassee"
- Moumen El Hajji, the caterer for the Lost film crew, portrayed the Tough Moroccan in "The 23rd Psalm"
- Michael Gilday, a set dresser, production assistant and sound utility worker for the Lost film crew, portrayed the nonspeaking background role of Gerald DeGroot in the Swan Orientation Film.
- Courtney Lavigne, Michael Gilday's girlfriend, portrayed Karen DeGroot.
Promotional photography
Although not strictly a cameo, several notable appearances have been revealed in ABC' promotional still photography:
- Patti Dalzell - Lost script supervisor Dalzell was accidentally pictured in stills for the episode "I Do" [1]
- Ms. Honolulu - The dog of executive producer Jack Bender appeared in a promotional still for "The Man from Tallahassee"